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Terence Crawford tap-danced around continued questions about a potential comeback with a cryptic social media message on Tuesday.
"Maybe one more!" Crawford wrote on X.
"Hurry up, I don’t got forever or all day to be waiting."
Crawford (42-0, 31 KOs), a former five-division champion and generational great who retired in December, then continued to fan the flames and build on the months-long beef that's been brewing with Ryan Garcia.
"What’s up Ryan Garcia, 160?" Crawford wrote. "My bad, Ryan, you got [Floyd] Mayweather to focus on, I forgot."
In the middle of firing the missives, former lightweight titleholder and idle knockout artist Gervonta "Tank" Davis caught a stray as well.
"I wish I was at 135. I'll stop Tank," Crawford wrote. "He talks too much, but be picking and choosing. But we know he would come up with some excuses like he do with Shakur [Stevenson] … Then again, I’ll come in at 135, and he’ll say I gotta be 130 come fight time."
Crawford last fought in September 2025 and scored a career-best unanimous win against Canelo Alvarez to become the undisputed super middleweight champion.
He retired three months later as the pound-for-pound king, all while Alvarez and a host of others continued to call for a crack at fighting him.
Crawford turned 39 in late September and kickstarted a second career as a commentator for DAZN and TNT's "The Fight" series in July.
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