Much of the discussion focused on another fight with Canelo. Others floated a clash with Jaron “Boots” Ennis, although neither matchup has entered formal negotiations.

Canelo recently said he remains interested in facing Crawford again if the financial package is large enough. When a purse in the neighborhood of $100 million was mentioned during a television interview, Alvarez indicated negotiations would have to begin above that figure.

Those comments were already generating discussion before Crawford’s latest gym session appeared online. Together, they have reignited questions about whether one more blockbuster fight is possible.

Fans filled comment sections with reactions ranging from, “He’s not retired,” to predictions that another major announcement is coming. Others praised Crawford’s movement, saying he still looks quick despite months away from competition.

There is also reason for restraint. Elite fighters often remain active in the gym after retirement to stay in condition or help younger boxers develop. Crawford has long maintained a disciplined training routine, so one workout does not confirm a return.

Boxing history is filled with champions who reversed retirement decisions after enough time away. Crawford’s latest training video does not answer that question, but it has reminded fans that the possibility of another massive payday remains alive