Terence Crawford answers 'broke' talk with bank deposit: 'That's only one source of income'

The retired unbeaten former champion filmed himself at a bank drive-through and told fighters: "Put your money in the stock market."

Terence Crawford has answered talk that he must return to boxing because he is broke, filming himself depositing a cheque for $111,353.60 at a bank drive-through and telling fighters not to rely on the sport for their money.

The video shows a bank receipt for a deposit of 111,353.60 with a posting date of 12 November, and Crawford holds up the cheque with a yellow note reading "$111,353.60".

"They say I gotta come back to boxing because I'm broke. I see that," Crawford said in the video, filmed in his car. "Yeah, but hey, listen, I don't know a lot of people that, you know what I mean, got a source of income like that. It's like clockwork. That's only one source of income. That ain't even all my real estate. I got other incomes from real estate."

He said the clip was meant as a lesson for other fighters. "I don't do that to stunt on y'all. I do that to motivate y'all," he said. "Don't just let boxing be your only source of income. Don't buy all the dumb stuff that don't mean nothing when you get it just for attention. Put your money in the stock market. Not all of it, but you know, I had to learn. Y'all can learn too."

The unbeaten Crawford beat Canelo Alvarez by unanimous decision in September 2025 and has since retired. On 4 November he wrote on X: "There's a reason they want me to come back," in a post that called out Floyd Mayweather with the line "me and you would crash everything".

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