The undisputed Super Middleweight champion has won titles at 5 weight classes<\/a>, making him one of the most successful fighters to ever live.<\/p>\n Here are 5 of the biggest wins that defined the career of Terence \u201cBud\u201d Crawford<\/a>.<\/p>\n Crawford became the undisputed Light Welterweight champion of the world when he finished off Julius Indongo just three rounds into their title unification bout back in 2017.<\/p>\n What started off as a tense tactical battle descended into domination for Bud, who took control in the second round and never relented until knocking him out in the third.<\/p>\n The win cemented Crawford as the undisputed champion, the first time of three that he would become the holder of all four belts in a weight division.<\/p>\n 4. Terence Crawford vs. Amir Khan<\/p>\n Amir Khan<\/a> was no match for Crawford when they battled in Madison Square Garden at the tail end of the Briton\u2019s career.<\/p>\n Their 2019 bout was a chilling reminder that the younger, quicker Bud had passed Khan by, and he was on borrowed time at the top.<\/p>\n Khan\u2019s attacks were useless against the constant dodges and feints of Crawford. The American barely felt a scratch from his opponent as he dominated with a knockdown in the first round.<\/p>\n After that were five more rounds of waiting for the end, as Khan quit in his corner in the sixth round to hand Crawford<\/a> a career-defining win.<\/p>\n 3. Terence Crawford vs. Kell Brook<\/p>\n A fantastic change in stance prompted Crawford to charge to victory against Kell Brook when the pair faced off.<\/p>\n Brook got off to a fantastic start, dominating the early rounds and looking like he could be the first man to get a win against Crawford.<\/p>\n However, Crawford quickly recognized the issue. He changed stance to southpaw and continued the fight, nullifying Brook\u2019s game plan while inflicting huge damage on the challenger.<\/p>\n A series of knockdowns saw Crawford finish Brook in the fourth round, ending the British fighter with a series of power punches to win the fight with ease.<\/p>\n 2. Terence Crawford vs. Errol Spence Jr<\/p>\n A battle between two undefeated fighters only ends one way, and thankfully, this time, it was Crawford whose record remained intact. <\/p>\n The 39-0 Crawford battled Errol Spence Jr<\/a> in a Welterweight unification fight, both men putting their world titles on the line in 2023.<\/p>\n Despite how good Spence had been up until that point, Crawford made him look decidedly average throughout their nine rounds of action.<\/p>\n He knocked out Spence in the second round and kept himself on top, using his counter punches to dominate the bout.<\/p>\n Crawford ended the fight when he knocked out Spence in the ninth round, sending him bloody and bruised to the mat before a flurry of punches upon the restart forced the referee\u2019s hand to win him the bout and become the first two-time undisputed champion in history<\/a>.<\/p>\n 1. Terence Crawford vs Canelo Alvarez<\/p>\n This was the big one. The one that took Crawford from \u201cbest in the world\u201d to \u201call-time great\u201d over 12 rounds, making history in the process.<\/p>\n When the fight between Canelo Alvarez<\/a> and Crawford was first announced, it was met with worry. Super Middleweight was a huge jump up from Bud\u2019s usual weight, and there were concerns it would be a step too far.<\/p>\n Most predictions had Canelo dominating his smaller opponent, owing to his own impressive run of just 2 defeats in his career, which included a loss to the legendary Floyd Mayweather<\/a>.<\/p>\n![\"Terence](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/09\/GettyImages-2235304027-1024x683.jpg\")
Photo by Jeff Bottari\/TKO Worldwide LLC via Getty Images5. Terence Crawford vs. Julius Indongo<\/p>\n