Terence Crawford names his 5 best fighters of all time

Terence Crawford has become many fans’ favorite fighter in recent years, but now ‘Bud’ has revealed his own list of five fighters he loved watching himself.

Crawford became the first undisputed three-division champion of the four-belt era when he dethroned legendary super middleweight leader Canelo Alvarez in a sensational victory in September.

Following this performance, the A 38-year-old man born in Omaha announced his retirement sport two weeks ago, hanging up the gloves with both an undefeated record and a place among the greats.

Talk to Adin Ross on a Kick streamCrawford has revealed who he thinks is the best ever. After naming Floyd Mayweather as one of his favorite fighters, he added five fellow Americans to complete a list of six.

“We’ve got Ali, we’ve got Roy Jones Jr, Sugar Ray Leonard, we’ve got Pernell Whittaker and I’m going to put Andre Ward in there. Those are the fighters I can see footage of, I’ve looked at.”

Muhammad Ali is often considered the greatest of all time, not only for his accomplishments in the ring, but also for his cultural impact. Many fighters consider Roy Jones Jr unbeatable, and Sugar Ray Leonard and Pernell Whittaker shared the kind of ring intelligence that people now recognize in Crawford himself. Ward, a close associate of “Bud”, also retired undefeated.

The question for fans now is where does the man from Omaha fit in their top five?