Terence Crawford is used to delivering beatdowns — not having to break them up. But that's exactly what the undefeated boxer had to do during a recent street fight between two females in his hometown of Omaha, Nebraska.

And after stepping in to break up the scrap, cops questioned Crawford.

TMZ Sports posted a video showing Crawford looking rather unbothered, watching a street fight between his own sister, Iesha, and a woman named Mystery Wakefield. According to the celebrity website, Wakefield was working at the Citi Trends clothing store when Crawford's sister confronted her and the two women started throwing hands and yanking hair.

After watching them fight, Crawford finally stepped in and broke up the scrap, as you'll see below.

Although TMZ reports that Crawford eventually left the scene, the website added that police pulled him over and discovered a gun inside his vehicle. TMZ added that the boxing champ was questioned at a nearby precinct and was later released without any charges against him.

Who was his sister fighting? Well, separate footage uploaded to YouTube actually claims that Crawford's baby mama was involved in the scrap.

Whether that's true or not, one thing is clear — Crawford doesn't need another brush with the law.

Last December, the 29-year-old was sentenced to 90 days in jail and two years probation for property damage and disorderly conduct stemming from an April 2016 incident at an Omaha auto shop. He wound up only serving eight hours behind bars, though, as his lawyer appealed and posted a $10,000 bond.

Crawford (30-0) should be getting back to fighting on May 20, when he's tentatively slated to defend his light-welterweight titles against an opponent to be confirmed soon.

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