Terence Crawford’s Retirement Announcement
In a surprising revelation at the age of 38, Terence Crawford, the celebrated three-weight undisputed boxing champion, has indicated his intention to retire from the sport. This announcement comes shortly after his remarkable victory over Saul “Canelo” Alvarez last September, a feat that solidified his status at the pinnacle of the boxing world.
Reflections on a Legendary Career
Crawford took to social media to convey his sentiments, expressing that he has reached a point in his career where he feels he has achieved all that he set out to accomplish. His post was adorned with hashtags that celebrated his legacy, including #CrawfordERA and #5DivisionChampion, showcasing his illustrious achievements.
“Every fighter knows this moment will come. You just never know when. I spent my whole life chasing something… But that feeling, the one you get when the world doubts you, but you keep showing up and you keep proving everyone wrong, is what drove me.”
Crawford went on to acknowledge how the sport has shaped his life, emphasizing that he fought not just for titles, but for his family, community, and younger self who dreamt big.
“I’m stepping away from competition… This isn’t goodbye; it’s just the end of one fight and the beginning of another.”
He suggested that while he may be leaving the ring, his fighting spirit continues in a new capacity.
