The highly anticipated Canelo Álvarez vs. Terence Crawford showdown, one of the most awaited boxing matches of 2025, is drawing closer. In this epic clash, Terence Crawford, a three-division champion, moves up two weight classes to challenge Canelo for the undisputed super middleweight title. If successful, "Bud" Crawford would become the first male boxer to claim undisputed titles in three different divisions.

Mike Tyson’s Son Reacts to Canelo vs. Crawford

Set to take place at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas and broadcast live on Netflix, the fight has sparked a wave of predictions from boxing experts, former fighters, and fans. Amir J. Tyson, son of boxing legend Mike Tyson, captured the excitement on social media with a succinct but enthusiastic comment:

“So hyped for this, haha!”

Divided Opinions on Crawford’s Bold Challenge

Not everyone is optimistic about Crawford’s ambitious undertaking. Mike Tyson himself expressed concerns about the weight disparity:

“I don’t like that fight. Too much weight. Crawford struggled with Madrimov, a big, awkward guy; he shouldn’t have fought him,” the former heavyweight champion stated.

Veteran trainer Abel Sánchez echoes these doubts, emphasizing that Canelo Álvarez’s strength and size could be decisive:

“To beat Canelo, you have to pressure him, absorb his punches, and keep him busy. Terence is skilled, but I see him as bloated and lacking real experience in this weight class,” Sánchez said.

Conversely, some experts praise Crawford’s boxing intelligence and speed, noting that his precision could pose a significant challenge to the Mexican champion in this historic matchup.

With anticipation reaching fever pitch, the Canelo vs. Crawford fight is shaping up to be a defining moment in boxing history.