Even while making final preparations to challenge Israil Madrimov this weekend, live on DAZN, Terence Crawford found the time to lend a hand in another ring.
On the July 19 episode of WWE SmackDown, the consensus pound-for-pound best boxer dished out an assist by handing a steel chair to another undisputed king in Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes to exact revenge on the team of A-Town Down Under.
Then, when A-Town Down Under called Crawford out for the assist during last week's "SmackDown," "Bud" not only confronted the team of Grayson Waller and Austin Theory but slept Theory with a compact right hand.
So what did Crawford think of his WWE experience?
"Oh, man, it was awesome, it was a great experience," Crawford began telling Logan Paul on his IMPAULSIVE podcast. "It was a dream come true for a little kid that grew up watching WWF and tried to practice all the moves on your cousins and friends."
He added that his kids loved the experience as well.
Whether Crawford has another WWE moment remains to be seen. However, he joins an illustrious line of legendary boxers to have a WWE experience including Muhammad Ali, Mike Tyson, Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Tyson Fury to name a few.
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