Tim Bradley still considers Terence Crawford the face of boxing, but Crawford’s social media reach and pay-per-view history make that claim difficult to defend. Ryan

Former boxer Tim Bradley has claimed that the retired Terence Crawford remains the face of boxing because high-profile fighters continue to call him out. However, Crawford's actual pay-per-view history and social media reach suggest that Ryan Garcia holds a much larger audience. While Crawford has achieved a greater career legacy, fighters like Garcia and Jaron Ennis are reportedly chasing the massive financial packages associated with Crawford's events.
Crawford's individual drawing power remains debated, as his fight against Israil Madrimov reportedly drew between 75,000 and 100,000 pay-per-view buys despite a deep undercard. In contrast, Garcia boasts approximately 13 million Instagram followers compared to Crawford's 2.8 million. Crawford's largest financial events have heavily relied on backing from Turki Alalshikh or co-starring established draws like Errol Spence Jr. and Canelo Alvarez.
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