Derrick James Breaks Silence: Here's What Went Wrong in Spence vs Crawford

In a recent interview with Ak and Barak, Derrick James revealed what went wrong in the lead-up to the Errol Spence versus Terence Crawford fight. Derrick let it be known that Terence Crawford fought a heck of a fight that night in Vegas.

When asked what happened that night, James responded, I have no idea. He had no answers. Derrick didn't take the bait to dis Errol, even though he has an active lawsuit against him.

James said it was obvious that wasn't the same Errol Spence; however, he didn't elaborate as to why. Maybe Terence Crawford had something to do with that. Let's listen to the interview and see what James had to say.

In other news, Deontay Wilder's costume designer cleared the air on what happened that fateful night Wilder lost to Tyson Fury. Cosmo of the Glam Squad said Deontay Wilder threw them under the bus after the loss.

Cosmo explains how they met, and when was the last time they heard from Wilder? He added that Wilder wanted a costume in the theme of Wakanda. I can't make this sh*t up.

Let's check out the interview and see what Cosmo of the Glam Squad has to say.

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