Terence Crawford surprise at Canelo Álvarez comeback plans
“This is news to me,” the American said, making it clear he has not formally considered the idea of a rematch.
Crawford, who defeated Canelo just three months ago in a 12-round showdown at Allegiant Stadium, does not hide his ambitions.
Despite media interest and speculation about a second fight, Terence Crawford remains focused on his own goals, including possible matchups against Janibek Alimkhanuly or the winner of the upcoming fight between Hamzah Sheeraz and Christian M’billi for the vacant WBC super middleweight title.

During his appearance in Dubai for the IBA Championship, Crawford was clear about his perspective: while he respects Canelo, his priorities and schedule do not hinge on the Mexican star’s rematch expectations.
Crawford evasive response when asked about facing Álvarez again only fueled further intrigue among boxing fans and experts.
Crawford ambitions could reshape the fight card
Terence Crawford is not just an undisputed champion; his ring dominance has set a precedent for upcoming matchups.
Canelo loss to Crawford was decisive and left a mark that is hard to ignore. Now, with David Benavidez securing key dates like Cinco de Mayo, the pressure on Canelo return increases, while Crawford strategically evaluates his options.
The conversation about a rematch does not rely solely on Canelo desire. Terence Crawford has shown that he can set the terms, and speculation of a nearly $100 million figure for a second fight positions him as a strategic player in the industry.