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Terence Crawford Slams Ilia Topuria’s Call Out, Darren Till Reunites with Daughter, Khamzat Chimaev Gets New Ferrari: MMA News Round-Up
Terence Crawford, undefeated three-division boxing champion, rejects UFC lightweight Ilia Topuria's challenge and denies comparison to Conor McGregor, citing lack of financial incentive.
- Terence Crawford dismissed UFC lightweight champion Ilia Topuria's callout for a crossover boxing fight following his victory over Canelo Alvarez in Las Vegas.
- This exchange took place after Crawford’s unanimous decision victory over Canelo Alvarez, which earned him recognition as the undisputed champion at super middleweight, amid discussions about potential high-profile crossover fights similar to the 2017 bout between McGregor and Mayweather.
- Crawford called Topuria a 'clout chaser,' said he had never seen Topuria fight, and questioned the financial value of a fight, while Topuria claimed he would knock Crawford out in the first round of a boxing match.
- Crawford stated, "What money would I get out of fighting him?" and emphasized Topuria is 'not on the level of Conor McGregor' and dismissed comparisons between them.
- In other news, Darren Till reunited with his daughter after years apart amid controversy, and UFC middleweight champion Khamzat Chimaev received a $350,000 Ferrari 296 GTB from friends.
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Terence Crawford Shuts Down UFC's Ilia Topuria 'He's Nowhere Near The Level Of Conor McGregor'
UFC lightweight champion Ilia Topuria really wants to box Terence Crawford, but it doesn’t seem like the superstar boxer is interested the fight. Last month, started a feud with Crawford by posting a photo of the two with the caption “whon wins?” After his win against Canelo Alvarez, Crawford tried to put an end to the feud by saying he has no idea who Topuria is. Via Uncrowned/ Ariel Helwani “I definitely think he’s trying to clout chase… He’s …
The undisputed champion of boxing dismissed Ilia Topuria's challenge, accusing him of "hunting fame" after his victory against Canelo
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