Terence Crawford (USA) VS. Jeff Horn (AUSTRALIA) | 4K - FULL HIGHLIGHTS #boxing #sports #combat

Wrestling

السنة2026

المدة20m

شاهد الآن

7.2

🥊 FIGHT DESCRIPTION: On July 2, 2018, at the packed MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, former schoolteacher-turned-world champion Jeff Horn of Brisbane, Australia put his welterweight title on the line against the undefeated and highly skilled Terence “Bud” Crawford of Omaha, Nebraska. What was expected to be a competitive championship battle quickly turned into a showcase of Crawford’s brilliance. From the very first bell, Crawford looked a level above. Switching effortlessly between orthodox and southpaw stances, he kept Horn guessing and punished every mistake with razor-sharp counters. Horn attempted to impose his trademark pressure, charging forward and trying to rough Crawford up on the inside, but the champion found himself repeatedly walking into clean, accurate shots. Every round, Crawford grew more confident, more aggressive, and more dominant. As the fight progressed, Crawford systematically dismantled Horn. His timing was flawless, his defense was nearly untouchable, and his punches landed with increasing authority. Horn’s determination and toughness kept him in the fight, but he struggled to deal with Crawford’s speed, precision, and ring intelligence. The challenger was picking him apart from every angle, snapping his head back with sharp combinations and punishing him whenever he tried to attack. By the later rounds, the fight had become a one-sided beating. Crawford unleashed a relentless assault, battering Horn with clean power shots and forcing him into survival mode. In the ninth round, after absorbing a sustained barrage of unanswered punches and showing little ability to fight back effectively, the referee had seen enough and stepped in to stop the contest. Terence Crawford was declared the winner by ninth-round TKO, capturing the welterweight world title in devastating fashion. It was a dominant and ruthless performance that announced his arrival at 147 pounds and further cemented his reputation as one of the most complete and dangerous pound-for-pound fighters in the sport. Footag