Terence Crawford Reflects On His Experience At WWE Smackdown

Terence Crawford got involved with the action on last week’s WWE Smackdown, and he says he had a good time. The boxer gave Cody Rhodes an assist on Friday’s show, providing him with a chair from the crowd to fight off A-Town Down Under. Crawford appeared on The MMA Hour and talked about his experience at the show, and you can see some highlights below (per Fightful):

On his experience at Smackdown: “It was dope. Got invited to actually go to SmackDown being in Omaha. I have been a big wrestling fan for as long as I can remember. As a little kid, growing up watching WWF and watching The Rock, Undertaker Stone Cold Steve Austin. All these big wrestling stars. I always wanted to imitate the moves and the things that they did. Of course, I’m going to be supported by my city. I took my kids, they loved it. We did what we did and we make history again.”

On if he would ever do a match: “I don’t know. I haven’t gotten into it that far. The experience was second to none. It was electrifying. I was nervous doing it. It was different. It was dope and a good feeling. Not only was it my hometown, but it was WWE, a big platform.”

Terence Crawford Reflects On His Experience At WWE Smackdown

Terence Crawford Reflects On His Experience At WWE Smackdown

Terence Crawford Reflects On His Experience At WWE Smackdown

Terence Crawford Reflects On His Experience At WWE Smackdown

Terence Crawford Reflects On His Experience At WWE Smackdown