Max Kellerman

Even if you think, well, someone could have caught him, he was up eight rounds to one.

Not that anyone did catch him.

if he would have stayed at heavyweight and fought, let's say, Holyfield and Tyson, and at that point in their careers, let's say he beats those two guys and retires.

And if he did that, even forget Holyfield, just Tyson, and retires, he would be considered hands down the greatest of all time, but that's not the way it happened.

But Crawford is like, you know, there was Floyd Mayweather before Crawford.

There'll be another guy after Crawford.

Once upon a time, there was Ray Robinson.

And everyone who lived through those eras will say, no, that guy.

Crawford is this era's that guy.

You're not going to, you know, especially if he wins one or two more big fights and retires, he's in the conversation.

You want me to do two minutes on Hagler right now?

I mean, I could do two hours on him, but... So Hagler...

is a hard-bitten, learning his craft by paying his dues guy.

And Sugar Ray Leonard is the uber-talented wunderkind who wins the Olympic gold medal.

Has seven up ads.

He turns pro.

He makes $50,000 in his pro debut.

Hagler's on the undercard.

He makes whatever he makes.

$1,000.