Former UFC champion Henry Cejudo recently shared his thoughts on Terence Crawford being held at gunpoint by the Omaha police during a traffic stop. The former two-division UFC champion opined that Crawford was pulled out of his car by a policeman who was potentially seeking fame and attention.Crawford recently beat Canelo Alvarez via unanimous decision to become the new undisputed super middleweight champion. Crawford's hometown of Omaha held a parade through its downtown to honor his achievement during the day, and there was a party to celebrate his 38th birthday at a live music venue near where the police incident happened.Crawford was stopped for alleged reckless driving, which quickly escalated after the cops spotted a gun on the driver's side floorboard. After the gun was confirmed to have been a licensed weapon, the boxing icon was ticketed for reckless driving.In a recent episode of the Pound 4 Pound podcast with Kamaru Usman, Cejudo reacted to the news and opined:"This f**king cop didn't [know who he is?]. Come on, dude, not knowing who he is? This cop's trying to become famous, bro. That's f**king crazy... I think he knew, like, he did that to get famous. He did that to get attention... Certain cops have a different style, bro. They get that ego stroke, feeling that power over somebody."Terence Crawford declares himself the "face of boxing" after Canelo Alvarez winTerence Crawford believes he's the new "face of boxing" in light of him becoming the new undisputed super middleweight champion. Crawfword recently claimed that Canelo Alvarez was an "all-time great" and that there were no more of them left for him to fight.In the post-fight show, the Nebraska native declared himself the face of the sport and said:"Canelo is an all-time great. He is the last one; there is no more Canelos. So when you look around, I’m the Canelo, I’m am the face of boxing now. I’m the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world."