Terence Crawford defeated Canelo: returned his belts after the fight.
Terence Crawford returned the championship belts to Canelo Alvarez
According to The Sun: Terence Crawford showcased his class, celebrating an impressive victory over Canelo Alvarez and returning his championship belts.
Crawford halted a new era for Alvarez as the undisputed super middleweight champion, demonstrating a brilliant performance in the ring in Las Vegas.
The American secured a clear victory in 12 rounds, becoming the new champion in the 168-pound category.
Crawford proudly displayed his titles at the post-fight press conference and even decorated the table with all the belts he had won.
After answering journalists' questions, Crawford returned Alvarez his belts, the new ones which the Champion will receive from the sanctioning bodies soon.
The boxer exchanged a few words with the disappointed former champion and warmly embraced him before leaving. Crawford also didn't miss the opportunity to give a high five to Canelo's daughter, Maria.
Crawford positively commented on Canelo after the final signal, noting: 'I am not here by chance. Canelo is a great champion, I have to take my hat off to him, he is a great opponent, and I respect him a lot.'
In conclusion, Crawford added: 'I can't get a better ending than today, this is the top of everything, Canelo was the last one, there is no more Canelo.'
Canelo, for his part, said: 'I have done so much in my career and risked my whole life. I am glad I had the opportunity to share the ring with great fighters.'
'I will always take risks because I love boxing.'
This victory for Crawford confirms his status as one of the best boxers of modern times. Competing at the highest level, he has not only gained a new title but also proved that he is ready to take on challenges from the strongest. For Alvarez, this defeat marks another stage in his career, yet he remains one of the most recognized boxers in the world, ready to continue his fight for his achievements.
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