The undisputed welterweight title bout between Terence Crawford Jr. and Errol Spence Jr. is reportedly set for November 19.
According to reports, the contracts are still being signed by their lawyers as they "clean up" the deal.
According to some reports, Errol Spence Jr. is on the brink of a huge fight in Las Vegas
He will fight Terence Crawford in an attempt to unify the welterweight weight division
ESPN's Mike Coppinger claims that the two stars have "agreed on all material terms" to host an epic Las Vegas showdown.
The package will also include a rematch clause to the loser.
Coppinger asserts that "if the rematch clause triggers, the winner will receive the majority of the revenue for the return bout per sources."
Crawford, 34, will fight if all paperwork is completed.
To retain his WBO title last November, his last action was a TKO win in the tenth round over Shawn Porter.
Spence, 32, ended 16-months absence in April and won a tenth round TKO against Yordenis Urgas. He also retained his WBC belt and IBF belts.
Spence said that Crawford was his goal for the fight ahead of it.
He stated, "That's the fight that makes sense to me because there would only be one belt left."
"That's my next fight, I'll be fighting for."
After suffering a break in sparring and a retinal detachment, Spence had to withdraw from a fight with Manny Pacquiao one year ago.
Since defeating Kell Brook in 2017, he has held the IBF title.
Crawford, who had previously fought at light welterweight, moved up to welterweight in the following year and defeated Jeff Horn in their first fight to win the WBO title.
