Terence Crawford has consistently showcased exceptional boxing prowess, securing undisputed world championships across light welterweight, welterweight, and super middleweight divisions. After an impressive amateur career that included 70 official bouts and victories over future world champions Mikey Garcia and Danny Garcia, Terence Crawford established his professional career. He won gold at the 2006 National PAL Championships and the 2006 Blue & Gold National Championships, building a strong foundation before making his professional debut on March 14, 2008. Crawford quickly built an undefeated record, leading to a pivotal moment in March 2014 when he secured his first world championship, the WBO lightweight title, by defeating Ricky Burns.

In 2024, Crawford continued to expand his legacy by becoming a quadruple champion, winning the WBA super welterweight title against Israil Madrimov. Most recently, in September 2025, he defeated Canelo Álvarez to claim the undisputed super middleweight championship. This latest achievement solidified his place among an elite group of boxers to win world championships in five divisions, and, crucially, made him the first male boxer in history to capture the undisputed championship in three different divisions, showcasing an unparalleled record of sustained excellence and versatility in professional boxing.