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Terence Crawford vs. Israil Madrimov live results: Blow-by-blow updates, highlights and analysis

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Riyadh Season has reached Los Angeles and on Saturday night (6 p.m. ET, ESPN+ PPV), Terence Crawford (40-0, 31 KOs) faces WBA super welterweight champion Israil Madrimov (10-0-1, 7 KOs) in a highly anticipated bout at BMO Stadium. For most fighters, moving up in weight to capture another title is a career-defining feat. For Crawford, who has already held titles in three divisions, it has become almost routine.

Crawford, known for his exceptional fight IQ and technical ability, faces Madrimov, a naturally bigger and stronger opponent. While Crawford told Yahoo Sports he is confident in his body’s readiness to compete at 154 pounds, some believe he may be underestimating the risk. Madrimov’s trainer, Joel Diaz, suggested that Crawford, who began his pro career in 2009 at super lightweight, could face more danger than anticipated against a solid 154-pound fighter like Madrimov. At BetMGM, Crawford is a -600 favorite to defeat Madrimov, who is at +450.

[Related: How to watch Crawford-Madrimov without cable]

Madrimov is eager for a breakthrough and sees the Crawford bout as a chance to transform his and his family’s lives. Crawford, however, insists he’s focused on fighting the best, not just setting up future paydays against stars like Canelo Alvarez.

A victory for Crawford would further solidify his legacy, potentially earning him a fourth world title in as many weight classes. As “Bud” continues to gain recognition beyond hardcore boxing fans, a win on this star-studded Riyadh Season card could elevate his profile even further.

Follow the entire pay-per-view card, including live results and highlights, with our live tracker below.

Live27 updates

  • Up next: Isaac Cruz vs. Jose Valenzuela at super lightweight

  • Turki Alalshikh says he’d like to make Ortiz-Crawford next

    That is, if Crawford wins tonight and Canelo Alvarez doesn’t accept the Crawford fight.

  • RESULT: Jarrell Miller vs. Andy Ruiz ends in a majority draw (112-116, 114-114, 114-114)

  • Round 12 ends, Miller-Ruiz going to the scorecards

    It wasn’t the prettiest fight, but Miller and Ruiz slugged it out for 12 rounds even after Ruiz seemed to gas out early. Miller stalked, landed the bigger shots/combos and should get the win.

  • Big momentum shift after 7 rounds

    Ruiz seems exhausted despite some early success. The former champion’s early momentum is now in the hands of Miller, who continues to walk down Ruiz.

  • Next up: Andy Ruiz -275 vs. Jarrell Miller +225 at heavyweight

  • Bakole drops Anderson twice in R5, finishes him off standing!

  • Down goes Anderson!

    Bakole lands a punishing combo that sits Anderson down on the canvas in the first round. Anderson survives and then is saved by the bell. Bakole is a bit too savvy for Anderson and was laying it on him heavy.

  • Up next: Jared Anderson vs. Martin Bakole at heavyweight

  • RESULT: David Morrell def. Radivoje Kalajdzic by unanimous decision (118-110, 118-110, 117-111)

    David Morrell came into the fight as a huge -3000 favorite, but Radivoje Kalajdzic wasn’t such an easy out. With the win, Morrell now holds a version of the WBA light heavyweight belt and becomes the mandatory challenger for the winner of the Oct. 12 bout between Artur Beterbiev and Dmitry Bivol.

  • Morrell landing some big shots, but Kalajdzic showing some grit

Super welterweight: Terence Crawford -600 vs. Israil Madrimov +450
Super lightweight: Isaac Cruz -450 vs. Jose Valenzuela +350
Heavyweight: Jarrell Miller vs. Andy Ruiz ends in majority draw (112-116, 114-114, 114-114)
Heavyweight: Martin Bakole def. Jared Anderson by KO in R5:

Light heavyweight: David Morrell def. Radivoje Kalajdzic by unanimous decision (118-110, 118-110, 117-111)
Lightweight: Andy Cruz def. Antonio Moran by KO in R7

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