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Looks like Crawford/Spence is the fight to make.

craw vs spence would just be an unreal combo of quality

Punch stats doesn't lie in this case for sure. It looked like Crawford was landing more hard shots every round. I wonder, if somebody of judges gave some of rounds to Horn, cause it's was really hard to score any for Horn.

jamamb wrote: ↑10 Jun 2018, 07:26 craw vs spence would just be an unreal combo of quality

It would be the Leonard-Hearns of its generation

It'll be just awesome, if Spence wins next week (what is the most probable outcome) and Crawford-Spence gets announced for autumn.

DrDuke wrote: ↑10 Jun 2018, 07:46 It'll be just awesome, if Spence wins next week (what is the most probable outcome) and Crawford-Spence gets announced for autumn.

Too much to hope for!

Counter-puncher wrote: ↑10 Jun 2018, 08:23

DrDuke wrote: ↑10 Jun 2018, 07:46 It'll be just awesome, if Spence wins next week (what is the most probable outcome) and Crawford-Spence gets announced for autumn.

Too much to hope for!

Unfortunately, yes.

DrDuke wrote: ↑10 Jun 2018, 08:28

Counter-puncher wrote: ↑10 Jun 2018, 08:23

DrDuke wrote: ↑10 Jun 2018, 07:46 It'll be just awesome, if Spence wins next week (what is the most probable outcome) and Crawford-Spence gets announced for autumn.

Too much to hope for!

Unfortunately, yes.

Really. Dream on.

It figures to be a long, long time before they hook up.

It might even take Spence leaving Haymon and coming over to TR before that fight becomes reality.

Counter-puncher wrote: ↑10 Jun 2018, 07:41

jamamb wrote: ↑10 Jun 2018, 07:26 craw vs spence would just be an unreal combo of quality

It would be the Leonard-Hearns of its generation

Yep, i said the same thing awhile ago myself

Honestly, i would rather see Thurman-Spence first.

Also i hate that Crawfords WW debut and our eagerness for a future Crawford-Spence bout is taking heat off of Thurman!

Thurman HAS to fight Spence, then winner vs Crawford imo.

SenorPipino wrote: ↑10 Jun 2018, 10:20 Really. Dream on.

It figures to be a long, long time before they hook up.

It might even take Spence leaving Haymon and coming over to TR before that fight becomes reality.

I'm fine with this for now, let Crawford vs Spence marinate, in the meanwhile we hopefully get Thurman vs Spence when Thurman finally wakes up and remembers who he is.

light heavyweight
Steven Nelson 10 0 0
vs
DeShon Webster 10 1 0

Nelson won by TKO





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Like a Boss wrote: ↑09 Jun 2018, 23:59 Crawford a class act. Horn courageous in defeat. I couldn't find a round for him. But it was a premature stoppage.

Nah the stoppage was all good...

I had little bet going for Crawford in rounds 7-9 so I might be bit biased

It's always pleasure to watch Crawford at work

Heretic wrote: ↑11 Jun 2018, 15:42

Like a Boss wrote: ↑09 Jun 2018, 23:59 Crawford a class act. Horn courageous in defeat. I couldn't find a round for him. But it was a premature stoppage.

Nah the stoppage was all good...

I had little bet going for Crawford in rounds 7-9 so I might be bit biased

It's always pleasure to watch Crawford at work

Stoppages are a matter of opinion. We have all seen many fights go well beyond the point Crawford-Horn did. Particularly title fights.

Credit to Crawford though. He was on the way to a certain victory regardless of the stoppage.

Like a Boss wrote: ↑11 Jun 2018, 16:00

Heretic wrote: ↑11 Jun 2018, 15:42

Like a Boss wrote: ↑09 Jun 2018, 23:59 Crawford a class act. Horn courageous in defeat. I couldn't find a round for him. But it was a premature stoppage.

Nah the stoppage was all good...

I had little bet going for Crawford in rounds 7-9 so I might be bit biased

It's always pleasure to watch Crawford at work

Stoppages are a matter of opinion. We have all seen many fights go well beyond the point Crawford-Horn did. Particularly title fights.

Credit to Crawford though. He was on the way to a certain victory regardless of the stoppage.

Inside The Numbers: Crawford-Horn, Santa Cruz-Mares, Charlo

6- avg. punches landed per round by Horn vs. Crawford (welter avg.: 17)

7- avg. punches landed per round by Crawford's previous 10 opponents

8 of 9- rounds in which Horn landed in single digits in total punches vs. Crawford

17%- pct. body landed/total punches landed by Charlo vs. Trout (CompuBox avg.: 23.3%)

23- power punches landed by Crawford in round nine vs. Horn, the most by a Horn opponent

30- avg. punches landed per round by Santa Cruz in two fights vs. Mares (feather. avg.: 17)

34- avg. punches thrown per round by Trout vs. Charlo (jr. middle avg.: 56)

44 to 6- edge in power punches landed by Crawford in the last two rounds vs. Horn

45- punches landed by Santa Cruz in the last round of both fights vs. Mares

48%- pct. of power punches landed by Crawford vs. Horn, the same pct. Crawford landed in his previous 10 fights

57- total punches thrown by Horn in last two rounds vs. Crawford

58- total punches landed by Horn vs. Crawford

68- avg. punches thrown per round by Trout vs. Hurd

92- total punches landed by Horn vs. Pacquiao

106- avg. punches thrown per round by Santa Cruz in two fights vs. Mares (feather. avg.: 59)

151- combined punches landed by Santa Cruz & Mares in the last round of both fights - that's more than 2x the feather. combined avg. of 68 per round

208- punches landed by Mares in rematch vs. Santa Cruz

226- punches landed by Mares in first fight vs. Santa Cruz

357- punches landed by Santa Cruz in rematch vs. Mares

373- punches landed by Santa Cruz in the first fight vs. Mares

487- combined punches thrown by Santa Cruz & Mares in the last round of both fights- that's more than 2x the feather. combined avg. of 236 per round

931- punches thrown by Mares in rematch vs. Santa Cruz

977- punches thrown by Mares in first fight vs. Santa Cruz

1054- punches thrown by Santa Cruz in the first fight vs. Mares

1061 - punches thrown by Santa Cruz in rematch vs. Mares

1164- combined punches landed by Santa Cruz & Mares in their two fights (feather. avg.: 826)

4023- combined punches thrown by Santa Cruz and Mares in their two fights (feather. avg.: 2832)

Crawford looked good, as the fight went on his jab got better.
Horn did catch him a few times but was unable to back it up with anything.
Crawford's ring generalship was impressive, he used the ring well and managed to get himself out of any tight spots with superior movement.
He created angles with his footwork so he could thread punches through unexpectedly, his chin was solid and never looked in any kind of trouble.
Horn was limited to snap punches and although tough had problems developing any sustained period of landing dangerous shots.
Toward the end Crawford shined, he looked on fire and clearly heading hunting for the stoppage which he eventually got.
Size was an issue coming into this bout, I wanted to know if Crawford can stand up to a Welterweight and so far it looks like he's capable.
Horn isn't among the front runners of the division but it gave me a better idea how 147 will play out at the end of the day.
I got a lot out of this fight.