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Writer's pictureLarry Lightfinger

Errol Spence Jr. Breaks Social Media Silence with Candid Posts




Errol Spence Jr. made a bold return to social media on Monday, breaking his silence with a series of candid posts that shed light on his recent struggles and future aspirations.

The former unified welterweight champion took to Instagram to reveal that he had undergone cataract surgery, marking a significant development in his recovery process. This announcement comes after Spence's first career loss to Terence Crawford on July 29, a defeat that left a lasting impact on the boxing world.


In a surprising move, Spence also resurfaced on X (formerly Twitter) for the first time since August, addressing his defeat to Crawford head-on. Crawford had dominated their bout, dropping Spence three times before securing a ninth-round stoppage victory.

Despite the loss, Spence remained defiant, responding to critics who labeled him a "one-trick pony."

"Maybe you're right," Spence wrote in response to claims that Crawford was a superior fighter. "But that one trick has brought me Olympic glory, provided for my family, and allowed me to live a life most can only dream of.
You may call me a one-trick pony, but I've achieved more than most in this sport."

Spence's return to the spotlight comes after a tumultuous period in his career, marked by both triumphs and setbacks. From becoming the IBF welterweight champion in 2017 to surviving a near-fatal car crash in 2019, Spence has faced numerous challenges on his journey to the top of the boxing world.


Despite these obstacles, Spence has remained resilient, bouncing back from adversity to reclaim his status as one of boxing's elite talents. With a rematch against Crawford on the horizon, Spence is eager to prove that he is still a force to be reckoned with in the welterweight division.


With his trademark determination and skill, Spence is determined to silence his doubters and reclaim his status as one of boxing's most formidable champions.

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