'Legendary sh*t' - Eminem set to be a part of Terence Crawford vs. Errol Spence
Terence Crawford wants Eminem to walk him out for his super-fight against Errol Spence, with the legendary rapper leaving a comment on his social media post.
Welterweight supremacy is on the line in Las Vegas on Saturday as WBA (super), WBC and IBF title holder Spence takes on WBO champion Crawford in one of the biggest fights in recent years.
The eagerly-awaited bout pits two unbeaten fighters against each other as an undisputed champion at 147lbs will be crowned.
Spence (28-0) vs. Crawford (39-0) could get even bigger, with Eminem talking up a potential participation at the event.
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Crawford uploaded a video of a conversation with Shakur Stevenson, where they spoke about Eminem walking them out for a fight.
The Nebraska native said it'd be 'dope' to have the 50-year-old superstar musician to walk him out, with Stevenson agreeing with his claim.
Well, Eminem caught wind of the video posted on Instagram and left a comment.
He wrote: "This is 2 crazy.!!! You r 1 of my favorite boxers rn!"
Crawford replied: "Pull up Em! Let's do some legendary sh*t," accompanied with two goal emojis.
If Eminem walks out Crawford, then that would be a legendary moment before the boxers face off against each other in the ring.
Crawford vs. Spence could be a fight for the ages, with promoter Eddie Hearn backing Crawford to stop Spence.
"Great fight, I am going for a Terence Crawford stoppage," he predicted.
"I think they are both unbelievable. I just look at two things. Number one, I think Errol has had more wear and tear over the years, from the car crash and from tough fights. I also think Terence Crawford is unbelievably mentally strong in fights. He’s a little bit of a sicko going into fights.
"I’m not sure if he stops him, but I think he wins and I think he could stop him. Sometimes you make these big fights, and they’re cagey for six or seven rounds and it might be like that.
"But if it catches fire early, I think he’ll stop him."
Topics: Errol Spence, Boxing
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