Following his Pay Per View success, his hometown will recognize Terence Crawford’s achievements in dethroning welterweight rival Errol Spence Jr.
The City of Omaha proudly presents a Victory Parade and Celebration for “Bud” Crawford, the undisputed welterweight champion of the world, on Saturday, August 12.
The momentous event will occur in Downtown Omaha from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. It concludes at the Gene Leahy Mall at the Riverfront, honoring the remarkable achievements of one of boxing’s greatest icons and Omaha’s Own.
Crawford, a North Omaha native, is an unstoppable force in the boxing world and a dedicated community leader.
With his unparalleled skill, determination, and unwavering spirit, Crawford has risen to the top, capturing the hearts of fans around the globe.
He emerges victorious as the first man to become undisputed in two weight divisions in the four-belt era. The City of Omaha is honored to celebrate his historic career.
Terence Crawford to be honored in Omaha
“Let’s celebrate Terence together for his outstanding achievements. Not just as a world champion but a coach and mentor to the youth at B&B Sports Academy,” said Mayor Jean Stothert.
“His genuine interest in the young people of Omaha shows his real strength in preparing the next generations for success. The City is proud to create this event that honors him, and everyone can participate.”
The day will begin with a victory parade at 10 a.m. on Farnam Street from 19th & Farnam and end at Gene Leahy Mall for a celebration.
Fans are encouraged to line the parade route to support Team Crawford. The parade will conclude at Gene Leahy Mall. A celebration filled with excitement, entertainment, and heartfelt tributes to Crawford’s remarkable journey.
The event will feature special guests, city officials, and community leaders. They will come together to honor the champ, his team, and his contributions to youth in our community.
Park Omaha will provide free parking in three city garages, Park 1 at 15th & Douglas, Park 5 at 19th & Capitol, and Park 8 at 12th and Capitol.
All parking meters in downtown Omaha will be free on August 12 until 1:00 p.m. The public parking garage at 19th and Harney will also be free Saturday morning.
The City of Omaha invites boxing enthusiasts, sports fans, and the general public to join this momentous parade and celebration.
Together, we will celebrate Crawford’s journey and victories. The legacy he is building as one of the greatest champions of our time.
