Crawford is one of boxing's hottest names after beating Errol Spence Jr. this past Saturday in what was a dominant performance to become the undisputed welterweight champion. 

Now the sky is the limit for the Omaha fighter who has a number of options when it comes to his next opponent including a potential rematch with Spence at 154lbs, or even challenging for more world honours in higher weight categories. 

One name which has been mentioned as a future opponent for Crawford is the Mexican pound-for-pound star, and while "Bud" would have to jump three weight divisions to face Alvarez, Stevenson claims that the 35-year-old could beat the undisputed champion at super middleweight. 

“Terence Crawford is running things right now. As for who he should face next, I would love to see him go up against [Jermell] Charlo. Although Charlo is already lined up against Canelo, I genuinely believe Crawford could beat Canelo,” Stevenson told IFL TV. 

"Being a southpaw with good movement and solid boxing, it would be tough for Canelo to walk Crawford down and load up on his powerful hooks."

While a fight between Crawford and Alvarez would be a huge event, the current undisputed welterweight champion has dismissed the idea of moving up to super middleweight, and instead has his sights set on the light middleweight division.