By Geno McGahee
Terence Crawford, 37-0, 28 KO’s, showed why he is considered the best in the world by overcoming a slow start to knock out the very game Kell Brook, 39-3, 27 KO’s, in round four.
Brook did well in the first three rounds, fighting a very controlled fight. In round four, a right jab would hurt Brook and knock him into the ropes, creating a knock down. With nothing left, Brook continued and Crawford attacked and it was over.
Crawford moves on to bigger and better things. Maybe we can convince him to keep his obnoxious family at home for the next fight.
