Terence Crawford commented on being mistaken as Kendrick Lamar at UFC 306 UFC president Dana White addressed the issue in his post-fight press conference Terence Crawford is convinced the UFC intended to confuse him with Kendrick Lamar during UFC 306 broadcast.

Fans mock Terence Crawford, comparing him to Kendrick Lamar after his encounter with Rihanna following a UFC 306 mishap.

By Kemboi Robert Unbeaten world champion Terence Crawford was wrongly labeled as singer Kendrick Lamar during UFC 306 at The Sphere. Following his win over Isra

Rihanna and boxing champion Terence Bud Crawford were seemingly trolling the UFC at RiRi's Fenty hair launch event.

While in attendance at UFC 306, the multiple-weight undisputed champion was shown on camera during a segment where celebrities in the crowd are filmed. However, the tag showing his name instead claimed that he was top musician Kendrick Lamar, leading to a viral social media moment.

You’d think in 2024, certain major entities confusing Black celebrities for one another wouldn’t be a thing—but sadly here we are. On Saturday night during a UFC 306 broadcast, the camera panned in on several prominent folks in the audience at the “Noche” event including reality TV stars,

Kendrick Lamar went viral once again, but this time it wasn't because of a surprise diss track. UFC 306 happened over the weekend in Las Vegas for "Noche UFC" at the Sphere to celebrate Mexican Independence Day,

Ironically, Lamar cleverly name-dropped and compared himself to this multiple world champion boxer in Lamar’s historic diss track, “Euphoria,” aimed at fellow rapper Drake in April.

Grammy Award winning rapper Kendrick Lamar has been a prominent figure in sports news recently with the announcement that he will be the halftime performer at Super Bowl LIX in February. However, Lamar was a topic on Saturday night for inadvertent reasons.

UFC 306 in Las Vegas, ESPN mislabeled Terence Crawford as Kendrick Lamar. The incident ended up going viral online, especially since the world champ was name-dropped on the Compton lyricist’s "euphoria" earlier in the year.