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Everybody is bringing up the rumor that Mo3 chased Errol Spence Jr. into that 2019 Ferrari crash and ended his career. Police called it a one-car DWI, and Spence didn't retire until 2026. At 3:53 AM ET on Oct 10, 2019, twelve days after beating Shawn Porter to unify the welterweight belts at 26-0, Spence's white Ferrari jumped the median on Riverfront Blvd in Dallas, flipped multiple times, and threw him out with no seatbelt on. He walked out of the hospital six days later with facial lacerations and zero broken bones, got charged with DWI, and pleaded guilty in 2022. In his own statement afterward, he said word for word: "Fortunately, no one else was involved in the accident and I am most grateful for that." The Mo3 chase story came from Dallas street talk and blew up years later in YouTube interviews after Spence lost to Terence Crawford. People pointed at cars driving past in the security-cam footage and claimed one was Mo3's Honda, but police, prosecutors, and Spence never confirmed another car was even there. The crash didn't end his boxing career either. Spence came back 14 months later to beat Danny Garcia, stopped Yordenis Ugas for a third belt in 2022, lost to Crawford in 2023, and finally retired in July 2026 at 36 after fighting Tim Tszyu. Yella Beezy getting life in Mo3's murder case brought the old clip back around, but the real story didn't need a Hollywood chase. Surviving that wreck and fighting seven more years was already crazy enough.