WELTERWEIGHT boxer Errol Spence Jr was involved in a serious car crash on Saturday night with an alleged 14-year-old who took his parent’s car.
The 32-year-old said that he hurt his leg as a result of the head-on collision, but the severity of his injury is currently unknown.
Spence appeared unscathed by the incident as he took to Instagram just a few moments after climbing out of the wreckage.
In an Instagram live, the welterweight champion said: “He ran the light! F*** my whole s*** up.”
“Always happen to me.
“Thank God I didn’t have my kids on board. S*** I’m not worried about no car. Motherf***er hit me. F***ed up my leg up. It’s crazy.”
Still in disbelief, the boxer went on to claim that his car was “bulletproof” and “all metal”.
Spence’s friend also suggested that a 14-year-old caused the crash after stealing his parent’s car.
He said that the underage driver – who has not yet been identified – was driving too fast, so much so that he went through a red light.
Spence was involved in another serious car crash in October 2019.
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While driving through his hometown of Dallas, Texas, at a high speed, he lost control of his Ferrari and was ejected from the vehicle as it flipped several times.
As a result, he was placed in intensive care, but he did not sustain any broken bones.
However, he admitted that he was suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.
The boxer later pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated for which he received a three-day jail sentence and was ordered to pay $3400 (£2274) in court costs.
Spence’s collision on Saturday occurred just before his rival Terence Crawford took on David Avanesyan in a huge welterweight bout.
Crawford won the fight – which took place in his hometown of Omaha, Nebraska – taking his already-impressive record to 39-0.
Many boxing fans are now hoping that a Crawford-Spence fight will be on the cards.
The two undefeated rivals have not yet faced each other despite years of failed contract negotations.
They were due to fight in November, but contract negotiations fell through.
After hearing about Spence’s collision after his fight, Crawford said: “I wish him well. I hope he’s alright – mentally, physically and emotionally.
“This is just a sport. We’re all fighting for that number one spot, so it ain’t personal. It’s just business.”
