Terence Crawford's trainer, Brian 'BoMac' McIntyre, has responded to Jaron 'Boots' Ennis' claim that Crawford would be 'easy work' if they faced each other again. Ennis, a former unified welterweight champion, has been chasing a showdown with Crawford, who retired as a three-weight undisputed champion. Ennis, now a unified WBA & WBO super-welterweight world champion, recently stopped Xander Zayas to claim the titles. During an interview, Ennis stated that Crawford would be 'easy work' if he were to return and face him. However, BoMac, Crawford's trainer, strongly disagreed, stating that Ennis would not be able to touch Crawford and that he should leave him retired and try to outperform him. BoMac emphasized that their team loves challenges and is confident in their ability to take on any opponent. He highlighted Crawford's impressive record and achievements in the sport, suggesting that Ennis should focus on surpassing Crawford's accomplishments rather than attempting to defeat him. The article also mentions Ennis' pursuit of the undisputed crown at 154lbs and his upcoming fight against IBF world champion Josh Kelly. This development adds another layer of intrigue to the Crawford-Ennis rivalry, as Ennis seeks to become a four-weight world champion, while Crawford remains retired. The trainer's response highlights the ongoing tension and respect between the two fighters, as well as the strategic considerations surrounding potential future matchups.
