Breaking Down the Terence Crawford vs. Israil Madrimov PPV Fight

The highly anticipated match between Terence Crawford and Israil Madrimov is set to take place on August 3rd at the BMO Stadium in Los Angeles. The Pay-Per-View (PPV) prices for this event have been revealed with the match costing $79.99 on DAZN and ESPN+ in the United States. For UK viewers, the DAZN subscription price for new subscribers is £24.99, while existing subscribers can enjoy the event for £23.99.

Predictably, fans took to social media to express their discontent with the PPV price points. Many argued that $79.99 was too steep for a match where Crawford (40-0, 31 KOs) is facing a world champion with only ten fights under his belt. Some fans felt that fighters like Jared Anderson, Jarrell Miller, and Andy Ruiz did not deserve a spot on the undercard, let alone a PPV event. However, despite the backlash, some fans found the undercard to be exceptional, standing out from the cards of previous and upcoming events.

Stellar Undercard and Fight Predictions

The undercard for the Crawford-Madrimov event includes exciting matchups such as Isaac ‘Pitbull’ Cruz vs. Jose ‘Rayo’ Valenzeulla, Jared Anderson vs. Martin Bakole, David Morrell Jr. vs. Radivoje ‘Hot Rod’ Kalajdzic, Andy Ruiz Jr. vs. Jarrell Miller, and Andy Cruz vs. Antonio Moran. Former boxing champion Tim Bradley shared his prediction that Crawford would knock out WBA junior middleweight champion Israil Madrimov during their upcoming bout.

Factors Affecting the Fight

At 36 years old, Crawford has been inactive for a year and is moving up to compete at 154 for the first time, presenting potential challenges in terms of age, inactivity, and weight class. These factors could work against Crawford, especially when facing a younger opponent like the 29-year-old Madrimov. Madrimov’s notable power and physical condition further add to the complexities of the matchup. Bradley highlighted Madrimov’s strength and athleticism as potential hurdles for Crawford, emphasizing the need for patience and strategic play on Crawford’s part.

Madrimov’s aggressive fighting style raises concerns about Crawford’s ability to avoid getting hit and withstand the power of his opponent. Crawford will need to navigate these challenges effectively to secure a potential fight with Canelo Alvarez in the future. Bradley’s analysis suggests that Crawford should aim to wear down Madrimov over time, capitalizing on strategic opportunities to land decisive blows and secure a victory.

The Crawford-Madrimov PPV fight promises to deliver an exciting and competitive matchup, with both fighters facing unique challenges and opportunities. The undercard lineup and fan reactions underscore the anticipation surrounding this event, making it a must-watch for boxing enthusiasts worldwide.

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