Episode Transcript: JRE MMA Show #76 with Terence Crawford

Bo Mack and Terrence Crawford. Gentlemen, thank you very much for coming here.

Thank you, man. We're live now. Appreciate it. Appreciate it. Hey, man, I'm a big fan of yours.

I've, we've talked about you many times on this podcast. I'm a, I'm a huge fan of the way you

switch stances. You know, you switch, switch stances as smooth as anybody ever. Like, like,

you got to go back to Marvin Haggard to find a champ that switched stances like as fluidly as you.

It's pretty, pretty impressive stuff, man. Have you always been doing that?

A lot of practice. Yeah. Since I was little, I remember getting in trouble because I used to

always switch and my coach used to always say, you need to worry about fighting the one style

first and perfecting that before you try to try to switch and do a different style.

But I'll always switch. So it got to the point where there was just like, all right, well,

you gonna fight like that. We're gonna train like that. Wow. So you forced it through.

Wow. Now, when you first started out, was there anybody that influenced you to switch like that,

or was it just something you felt naturally? It was just naturally. Wow. It was just like,

all right, this not working. So I got to do something else. Just make it more tricky. Right.

Yeah. Well, that's, that's part of what's interesting about watching you fight.

Watching you fight is that you could see you trying to figure out what's up. Like first rounds with,

when you fight is one of my favorite things to watch because I see you measuring dudes. I see

things happening and you switch instances. And then when you start finding the timing,

it's like timing is one of the more fascinating things to watch about boxing because a guy who