Terence Crawford vs. John Molina Jr. Live Now Potential fighter of the year

Another great match up today for boxing fans outh tere! This is one of the busiest boxing weekends in recent memory, and some of the world’s top fighters (Terence Crawford) and some of its biggest potential stars (Anthony Joshua, Jermall Charlo) will be in action. HBO and Showtime will offer competing cards, so here’s one compelling reason to watch each and every major fight that will occur Saturday (by the time you read this, another intriguing match, Joseph Parker vs. Andy Ruiz for a vacant heavyweight belt in New Zealand, will be completed, though you can watch it on tape delay Saturday night on HBO). Terence Crawford (29-0. 20 KOs) vs. John Molina (29-6, 23 KOs), HBO: It’s usually a pleasure watching Crawford, currently No. 8 on the Forbes Pound-For-Pound Moneymakers list, fight. Molina is coming off the biggest victory of his career, an upset win vs. Ruslan Provodnikov, but he’ll probably be no match for Crawford. A win for Crawford could propel him forward to a 2017 date with Manny Pacquiao, one of the most interesting fights that can be made in the sport. It feels like we're still looking for a strong competitor to take on Terence Crawford. Many thought his matchup with Viktor Postol would prove to be his first loss, but after a brief trading of blows, Crawford settled in and cruised to a unanimous decision win in July. Now, Crawford (29-0, 20 KOs) will fight in front of his hometown crowd for the first time in over a year when he takes on John Molina Jr. (29-6, 23 KOs) in Omaha, Nebraska on Saturday night. Molina Jr. is on a two-fight win streak after losing three consecutive bouts including losses to Lucas Matthysse and Adrien Broner. Crawford and Molina Jr. will top a seven-bout fight card in Nebraska with just Crawford-Molina Jr. scheduled to be televised. In the undercard action, WBO and NABO lightweight champ Mason Menard will take on Raymundo Beltran for Menard's two belts plus the vacant NABF lightweight strap. Crawford-Molina Jr. is scheduled to hit the ring and your TV at 9:35 p.m. ET on HBO. Unfortunately, their will be no streaming options for this fight to watch on your mobile devices. Here's how the fight card shakes out with odds from Bovad