Terence Crawford posted a cryptic comment about an unknown warrior on x today, saying “Should fight” Against him when they had the chance.

Bard says the mysterious warrior no longer has a chance to fight him. Crawford sounded like he was coming from on high, speaking condescendingly to someone in his tweet.

It’s as if Terrence is a superstar and not someone who’s getting thrown a bone for his title shot against three-belt 168-pound champion Canelo Alvarez.

Fans believe he is referring to WBC and WBC junior middleweight champion Sebastian Fundora, who is in talks to fight Errol Spence. You can’t blame Fundola for attending Spence’s fight because he couldn’t wait for Terrence’s annual schedule.

Crawford (41-0, 31 KO) Need adjustment Prepare for his title challenge against unified super middleweight champion Canelo Alvarez. The biggest need here is Crawford, not Fundora, as he needs a busy fight to stay sharp unless he wants to sit out a year before fighting Alvarez in September.

This doesn’t look good for Crawford because he’s going up against Canelo. Terrence, who has fought once a year since 2020, looked like an old, rusty fighter in his last fight on August 3 against Israel Madrimov, He returned after a 13-month break.

“The Towering Inferno” Fundola would be the perfect choice for “Bud” Crawford because he’s vulnerable and not someone who can knock him out like the IBF 154-pound champion Bahram Murtazhaliev. That guy will age Crawford.

If Crawford is brave enough to move up to 168 to take on one of the top contenders, he won’t need Vondola. He should be fighting the top five guys in the super middleweight division to prepare for his fight with Canelo, right? Isn’t this common practice?

If Crawford moves up and fights a contender at 168, he could lose, which could ruin his chances of fighting Canelo. Turki Sheikh may still be willing to let the Canelo-Crawford fight go ahead, but Canelo may veto the idea knowing he’s getting even less than he already has.

He already won’t get credit for fighting Crawford because he moved up the weight class from 154 to 168. And Crawford’s age. He turns 38 in September.

That means Canelo gets even less credit for beating him. So it’s understandable that Crawford doesn’t want to risk the 168-pound division by adjusting against a contender instead of the vulnerable 154-pound champion Fondola.

You should fight when you have the chance, and now it’s all over.

— Terence Crawford (@terencecrawford) January 16, 2025

Haha, people bring them up in stories as fans and actually believe they are lying. 😂😂 I love you guys too.

— Terence Crawford (@terencecrawford) January 16, 2025