has predicted a prime-for-prime battle between and , who both retired as unbeaten five-division world champions. First to hang up his gloves was Mayweather, who crafted an iconic 50-0 record – albeit by defeating Conor McGregor in his final fight…

Three-weight world champion Teofimo Lopez has favored Floyd Mayweather over Terence Crawford in a hypothetical matchup between both fighters in their primes. Speaking to Ring Champs, Lopez explained that Mayweather's superior fundamentals and distinct mental approach would give him the decisive edge over Crawford.
Both Mayweather and Crawford concluded their careers as undefeated multi-division world champions. While Crawford achieved significant feats including stopping Errol Spence Jr and defeating Canelo Alvarez, Lopez claimed Mayweather would prevail psychologically, adding that Crawford had previously acknowledged this mental difference himself.
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