The broadcast wrongly identified a man as rapper Kendrick Lamar when he was, in fact, boxer Terence “Bud” Crawford. Of course, the moment went viral on social media with X users like @dillondanis joking: “Someone at UFC is getting fired.” Even Crawford, who was mentioned in Lamar’s song “euphoria,” pointed out how ridiculous the mix up was.

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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.

During the broadcast of UFC 306 in Las Vegas yesterday (Sept. 14) on ESPN, undefeated world champion Terence Crawford was labeled by an onscreen card as Kendrick Lamar — a hilarious mix-up considering the fact that the real K. Dot mentioned Crawford on the diss track “Euphoria” aimed at Drake.

Pound-for-pound boxing superstar Terence Crawford made the decision to choose UFC 306 over Canelo Alvarez’s latest title defence against Edgar Berlanga during a busy evening in Las Vegas. But when he appeared on the broadcast, he was tagged as rapper Kendrick Lamar.

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,

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

Terence Crawford has reacted after he was mistaken for rapper Kendrick Lamar at UFC 306. Crawford attended the UFC 306 card from The Sphere, which featured the headline event between Sean O’Malley and Merab Dvalishvili.