What's up everybody and welcome to another boardrooms out of office. My name is Rich

Clyman and I am honored today to sit with the undisputed welterweight champion in the world

and pound for pound the greatest fighter in the world. What's up Terrence Bud Crawford?

What's up with it, man? What's good, bro? Just chilling, man, and enjoying this New York weather. I feel you. This New York weather has been miserable, but we're happy to have the champ in town, bro. Well, at least it ain't burning hot. That's true. A lot of people are hyped that you were coming on the show. I told KD yesterday, everybody's talking about you, man. Do you feel, can you feel that?

Can you feel like the excitement, and it's been this way, but can you feel it after the

fight on the 29th, just this new level of focus and attention?

Of course, I definitely can feel it, given the fact of all the celebrities that's still talking about it till this day.

And the fight was a week and a half ago and everybody, you know, still saying positive things about it.

And when you hear the words pound for pound, because I would be lying if I said I was like a boxing fan in the way I'm a hoop fan, but I'm a

sports fan. So obviously when there's greatness, I keep up with it and I follow it. But one of the

things I've noticed about the sport and maybe one of the reasons why the sport at times disconnected

from the layman fan is like all the different belts, all the different classes, right? And sports

fans like to understand exactly what they're watching.

But I think everybody knows that the title pound for pound, that's like bigger than any belt,

bigger than anything.

And there's no real title for that except for like that's what people call you.

Is that what you as a fighter as great as you ultimately are like fighting for for that title?

Or was it also or as important for you to like, let me get all these welterweight belts or

let me fight up another class?

Or is it like I want that pound for pound title?

Well, coming up, I never was like, Pound for Pound.

That wasn't nothing that I was thinking about or worried about.

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