Terence Crawford reveals that he flat out refused to make a two fight deal entailing him to fight Conor McGregor.

Terence Crawford has responded to Conor McGregor's claim that he rejected a two-fight deal with the UFC legend, as the Irishman is determined to return to the boxing ring

Boxing superstar Terence Crawford said Wednesday he rejected a deal to fight UFC great Conor McGregor because he didn't want to participate in a mixed martial arts fight. In separate interviews, Crawford and McGregor revealed that Turki Alalshikh,

The combat sport legends were in talks for a crossover series, with one boxing match and one MMA bout, but Crawford declined the offer

Terence Crawford has confirmed talks with Conor McGregor about a potential fight, but made it clear that no amount of money could convince him to step into an MMA cage.

Terence Crawford has made it clear that the only fights that matter to him at this stage of his career are for money and/or legacy.

Terence Crawford said he turned down a two-fight offer to face Conor McGregor, as they would have boxed and done MMA.

Terence Crawford is one of this generation's best fighters. The American cemented this status in August when he beat WBA light middleweight champion Israil Madrimov in a huge Los Angeles stadium event which saw him claim a world title in a fourth weight class.