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Terence Crawford has made it clear – he has no plans

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Terence Crawford has made it clear – he has no plans to give Canelo Alvarez a rematch.

Since September 13, 2025, Terence Crawford has been celebrating. After defeating Canelo, the Nebraska boxer is enjoying that victory, which also has an impact on the mystery of his next fight. So far, there are no clues of a short-term fight.

Boxing fans and aficionados are wondering whether the super middleweight world champion will apply the same tactic he carries out between fights: to remain inactive for a year. The intrigue stems from the interest they have in seeing him in action to defend his belts before September 28, 2026, when he turns 39.

Journalist Chris Mannix posted on his X account that “Crawford is aiming for his next event in March”. However, the information he provides does not specify any source. It is a possibility that remains a rumor. Likewise, if this were the case, the option of Canelo as an opponent would be ruled out, this is because the Mexican pugilist will return to the ring in the first days of May. This leaves the question in the air: When will Crawford put on the gloves again? Against whom?

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Turki Alalshikh will not take risks with Terence Crawford and a filler fight

One of the names that has been mentioned in the rumor mill about a possible fight for Crawford in March is that of influential Saudi promoter Turki Alalshikh. The businessman is key to understanding that the boxer would not consider returning for that month, because the Arab would not be willing to pay between 20 and 50 million dollars for an exhibition fight. In the best case scenario, Turki would prefer to be patient for a rematch with Canelo rather than gamble on a hasty bout against an unworthy opponent.

Cuban Osleys Iglesias and Cameroonian-Canadian Christian Mbilli are two boxers who have been put on the radar of fans and experts to face Crawford, but they would be ruled out as options because they represent a danger to the champion.

Crawford and his team’s goal is to position themselves as one of the best of all time. Measuring himself against Iglesias or Mbilli could be counterproductive to that goal because both are considered young fighters with the ability to defeat the monarch.

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Terence Crawford’s new venture proves he’s racking

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Terence Crawford’s new venture proves he’s racking up victories beyond the ring as well.

Following his September 13 win against Canelo Alvarez, Terence Crawford has become one of the biggest superstars in boxing. Considering Canelo is considered the face of boxing, that isn’t surprising.

Crawford made history last month, becoming the first male boxer to win the undisputed title in three different weight classes. The 38-year-old has a lot of options open to him inside the ring now, including a possible Canelo rematch.

Outside the ring, Crawford’s stock is also rising, and he’s now been seen rubbing shoulders with stars outside of the sport. And in his latest opportunity outside the ring, Crawford has now kicked off his modeling career.

Terence Crawford’s new modeling career

Terence Crawford has been featured by Haute Living, a luxury website and magazine, modeling some costly Ulysse Nardin watches, which can cost from the tens to the hundreds of thousands of dollars.

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tbudcrawford is the only male fighter in history to become a three time undisputed champion across five weight divisions, a legacy defined by discipline, strategy, and undeniable greatness.

Crawford has been fighting at the world championship level for the majority of his career and boasts an undefeated record of 42-0-0 with 31 knockout wins. Apart from being undisputed in three weight classes, he is a five-division world champion.

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However, he has never received the recognition that he’s getting now, with his reach now expanding beyond the boxing ring and into the mainstream.

Crawford was also featured in a separate Instagram post playing a game of ‘Haute or Not’.

Terence Crawford reflects on Canelo Alvarez win

In his legendary career, one thing Crawford has never lacked is confidence. The same was the case for his win against Canelo on September 13. Being well prepared, ‘Bud’ was fully confident in his ability, despite the naysayers pointing out his two-weight division jump as an issue. He said:

I was confident one thousand percent. Everybody who didn’t believe in me was surprised. I wasn’t. I’d been telling people what was going to happen from the moment the fight got signed.”

Despite all the glitter and glory, Crawford remains grounded. There’s nothing concrete regarding his next career move yet. However, reports suggest that he is aiming for a March return, with the middleweight division in Crawford’s sight.

While moving up to super middleweight from 154 pounds, he skipped over 154. Winning world titles in that division would further seal him as one of the best to lace up a pair of gloves.

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I’m Coming for The Crown – Crawford States Next Move Could

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I’m Coming for The Crown – Crawford States Next Move Could Shake Boxing to Its Core.

The new king of boxing wants more glory

Terence Crawford refuses to slow down his legacy for even a second. After shaking the boxing world and dethroning Saúl “Canelo” Álvarez to become the undisputed champion at 168 pounds, the American already has a new mission: conquer the middleweight division (160 lbs) and add another historic crown.

His message was clear, direct, and ruthless: “I’ve got my eyes on them.” A cold, calculated warning from a fighter who now looks down at everyone from the top of the boxing world.

Crawford, who already made history as the first boxer to unify three divisions in the four-belt era, now wants something monumental: six world titles across six different weight classes.

Janibek vs Lara: the key to the next ring monster

Crawford’s focus is on the winner of the upcoming clash between Janibek Alimkhanuly and Erislandy Lara, who will collide on December 6 in a middleweight unification bout.

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Janibek, WBO & IBF champion (17-0, 12 KOs), wasted no time responding and declared that a fight against Crawford is “the matchup everyone wants to see.” Meanwhile, Lara, WBA champion (31-3-3, 19 KOs), looks to disrupt those plans and prove that his experience remains a dangerous weapon.

This showdown won’t just crown the middleweight king… it will also reveal who will stand across from a living legend next.

Crawford sends a message, and the division trembles

Crawford isn’t playing games. “Good luck, Janibek,” he said with a subtle grin. His words confirm that both contenders are under the sharp eye of the Omaha superstar.

The Kazakh quickly fired back: “The best must face the best.” If the verbal tension is already heating up, imagine the explosion if they meet in the ring.

Boxing may be entering a new golden era

If Crawford successfully drops to 160 and wins, his name would enter an almost mythical category in sports history. From dominance to total ambition, his roadmap is clear: Reign at super middleweight, conquer middleweight and continue building his legacy

Crawford doesn’t just want to fight… he wants to rule. And when the king speaks, everyone listens.

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