@SleeperBot: Demetrius Andrade expressed doubt over Terence Crawford's chances against Canelo Alvarez, especially considering Crawford would have to move up two weight classes. Although Andrade acknowledged Crawford's skills and boxing IQ, he emphasized Canelo's agility and ability to block power shots effectively. Canelo, who previously defeated an opponent who moved up two weight divisions, is rumored to potentially face William Scull next, leaving Crawford with a slim chance for a bout with Alvarez. Dmitry Bivol, having faced Canelo before, remarked on Canelo's formidable power, hinting at the challenge Crawford would face.

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