Terence Crawford

Exclusive: Just before his win over David Avanesyan, Crawford revealed some details on his boxing exit strategy.

What I want is to retire from boxing and I don't want to let boxing retire me" “I don't feel like I'll be in boxing to get to 50-0. "I won't go as far as 50-0, I don't think about that too much,” said Crawford when speaking to DAZN.

Terence Crawford (39-0, 30KO) retained his WBO welterweight world title with a sixth-round knockout of challenger David Avanesyan (29-4-1, 17KO) in his home ...

In the sixth stanza, Crawford was busier, the left uppercut his punch of choice. In the fifth, they continued to stand in the pocket where Crawford was able to pick his shots. It was Avanesyan who landed the first big shot of the night when a big right hook caught the champion in the first minute of the bout.

TERENCE CRAWFORD retained his WBO welterweight world title on Saturday with a sixth-round knockout of British-based boxer David Avanesyan.The 35-year-

"This is just a sport. It's just business." [Crawford](https://www.thesun.ie/who/terence-crawford/) hinted that a meeting with fellow undefeated welterweight boxer [Errol Spence Jr](https://www.thesun.ie/who/errol-spence-jr/) could be on the cards.

WBO welterweight champion Terence Crawford moved to 39-0 and solidified his place as the Pound for Pound number six on Saturday night.

Crawford unleashed a shot in the sixth round that sent Avenesyan crashing to the canvas. In addition, Holloway recovered and made it to the final bell. “Bud” delivered a stoppage in the sixth round with a straight punch, rendering Avenesyan prone on the canvas. But I trained hard and gave it my all. “I knew it wouldn’t be easy. A vicious left hook to the body sent Holloway to the deck in round three.

WBO welterweight champion Terence Crawford scored a one-punch knocked over gutsy David Avanesyan Saturday night at CHI Health Center in Omaha, Nebraska.

Crawford scored with a sneaky right. Crawford scored with slick uppercuts. Crawford switched to southpaw halfway thru the round and connected with a combination. Crawford jabbed to the body and landed several belly punches. No frills Avanesyan (29-4, 17 KOs) stayed closed and tried to figure out ways to get to Crawford in round two. In round one, Crawford, fighting for the first time in over a year, circled to his left and jabbed.

“Once he landed on the canvas, I knew all my hard work and preparation paid off.” Crawford (39-0, 30 KOs) was expected to fight Errol Spence Jr. but turned ...

Crawford landed a counter left and followed with a perfect right hook that put Avanesyan onto his back and ended the fight instantaneously. Of course, fans wish that this opponent had been Spence, a fellow titleholder who also is high on pound-for-pound lists. “I broke him down and took him out with a punch I’ve been working on extensively in the gym. The end came suddenly. Crawford picked up his pace and intensity round after round, though. He wasn’t, as he demonstrated for five-plus arounds against a future Hall of Famer.