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Are you analyzing or are you boxing?вЂ™вЂќ the elder Porter said. вЂњSometimes, weвЂ™re doing something in the gym and he wants to tell me вЂWhat I saw right here in this particular situation, I need to be moving this way.вЂ™ And I said вЂOK, listen. Sometimes, he says, the younger Porter will attempt to impose his perspective too much on a game plan. With that said, PorterвЂ™s father, trainer and manger, Kenny, isnвЂ™t so sure that broadcasting has been good for his preparation. вЂњAnd of course, the competitive side of me said I can do it better than them.вЂќ

вЂњBut IвЂ™ve always paid attention, and something told me вЂI can do that,вЂ™вЂќ said Porter, who began with Fox in 2019. Perhaps watching the likes of Lennox Lewis and Roy Jones Jr., iconic fighters who also doubled as analysts and broadcasters. He isnвЂ™t sure what sparked his interest in broadcasting. As competitive at the desk, he says, as he is in the ring.

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The same way I try to tell people what theyвЂ™re watching, what should be happening in the ring, I try to do it myself now.вЂќД«roadcasting comes naturally to Porter, whoвЂ™s distinguished himself during his 13-year professional career as one of the most gregarious and genuine people in boxing.

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вЂњWhen I get here to the boxing ring and am training, the same things IвЂ™m talking about on TV now - I hold myself to a bar,вЂќ said Porter, a Cleveland native turned Las Vegas resident. The foray into media has given the former world champion a different perspective on the sport heвЂ™s loved since he was 6, and he believes itвЂ™s made him a better boxer as he broaches a fight with one of the worldвЂ™s best pound-for-pound fighters in Crawford (37-0, 28 KOs).

HeвЂ™s also called fights for NBC and Triller and analyzes boxing on вЂњThe Porter Way Podcast,вЂќ which he launched last year and hosts every week. Porter (31-3-1, 17 knockouts) doubles as a boxing analyst for Premier Boxing Champions broadcasts on Fox, and is garnering a reputation as one of the brightest and sharpest minds in the sport. вЂ¦ After some time of getting back to my routine, it was like вЂThis stuff doesnвЂ™t matter.вЂ™ I am who I am, IвЂ™ve got to do what I do.вЂќ вЂњAs we got going with this camp, you get back into your style and you get back to what you do and you prepare for what you prepare for, I quickly saw IвЂ™m telling myself to make adjustments. I should be doing that more,вЂ™вЂќ said the 34-year-old Porter, known too by his nickname, Showtime. вЂњOnce I came back to training, I literally was like вЂI should be doing this more. Twice.Д«ut when he began training to fight Terence вЂњBudвЂќ Crawford for the WBO welterweight crown Saturday, he noticed himself thinking a little differently. His aggressive style is predicated purely on pressure, and it helped him win the welterweight world championship. (Erik Verduzco / Las Vegas Review-Journal) Porter isnвЂ™t deviating from his approach. Shawn Porter, left, with his father and trainer Kenny, participate during a press conference for his upcoming fight at the Mandalay Bay hotel-casino in North Las Vegas, Wednesday, Nov.