Keith Thurman: The Most Well-Rounded Fighter

[bnovelist]

Prior to his fight with Garcia the fight was considered a 50/50...Keith pitched a total shutout He made it look too easy! He'll pitch another

shutout against Spence as well! Keith's boxing brain is too advance to lose to someone like an Errol Spence. All Errol does is pressure pressure

and pressure hoping you quit mentally. Thurman has so many facets to his game that being a pressure fighter won't be enough!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JeozbHfX_tw

[Baby Face Finster]

I agree with you bnov. I can't believe I just typed that.

[Ossyrules]

You're overrating Thurman by some way.

He's a good champion by all means but I disagree with most of that assessment

[MachoTime]

Thurman didn't pitch a total shutout. The judges were split.

[SaadOffTheDeck]

He's a solid boxer, not much of a puncher.

[imaioral]

This is his 2nd post showing he is a big Thurman fanboy, this is the 1st (http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=212052)

Something u didn't notice on Thurman vs Garcia... Garcia was on his won 80% of the fight since his stupid dad trainer didn't give precise explanations of HOW to do thing by thing and not WHAT to do thing by thing each round as he was doing, talk even parrot does.

[Badhusker]

I rate Thurman as the top welter to beat right now. He has an impressive resume, and if Spence beats him he can take it from him. Spence is smart, and will avoid Spence as long as possible because he is smart. So far Keith has been the bigger, stronger fighter in his bouts. Spence is taller, at least as strong, and has equal power. Thurman struggled a lot when he fought Andrade in the amateurs, and lost 3 or 4 times to him. Spence doesn't have Andrade's size, but has equal skill and a better body attack. Both Andrade and Spence are big southpaws, so to me it makes sense to pick Spence over Thurman.