I heavily favor Luis Collazo this in this fight. As I write this, I am watching Thurman-Zaveck and it looks like Thurman swings a lot of wild punches. Kind of like a Mayorga with a bit more skill and athletic ability. Thurman's record is comparable to Adrien Broner and Andre Berto in that they came up KOing tomato cans.
I say Collazo lands a lot of short, accurate punches in the fight and might be able to KO Thurman.
It's about skill.
No, this has nothing to do with Collazo stopping Ortiz. I was expecting it, I didn't think it would come so early though, and in the manner it did. Thurman makes A LOT of the same mistakes Ortiz made in that moment, perhaps even more often.
Thurman would probably beat those guys, maybe Guerrrero could make it close.
Ortiz could have gotten up from the KO shot but decided to quit. Thurman is much tougher mentally than Ortiz. When Collazo catches Thurman making one of those mistakes Thurman will be able to adjust. He isn't a one dimensional fighter that will make mistakes over and over again. He is a well schooled fighter.
great post. look Chavez showed himself to be a real fighter against Thurman. He has real power and would put some of the names at welter to sleep. Anyone that saw that fight saw Chavez would give these guys hell if he gets an opportunity. Thurman is fighting tough fights even if he isn't getting the opportunity to fight the names. He has taken high risk low reward fights and has come out on top every time
I remember watching this fight briefly, now that I'm watching it again I think Chaves could be a really good fighter he just needs more experience and better American training.
People are seriously thinking WAY too much about Collazo stopping Victor Ortiz.
Thurman wins handily and probably stops Collazo.
No, this has nothing to do with Collazo stopping Ortiz. I was expecting it, I didn't think it would come so early though, and in the manner it did. Thurman makes A LOT of the same mistakes Ortiz made in that moment, perhaps even more often.
Well he been duck by maidana Robert Guerrero and Paulie said he doesn't bring much.....but guys like Chavez and soto are guys promotors keep away from there prospects ....I'm telling all ya now throw in Chavez in the loop with other name ww he will stand out
Thurman would probably beat those guys, maybe Guerrrero could make it close.
Well he been duck by maidana Robert Guerrero and Paulie said he doesn't bring much.....but guys like Chavez and soto are guys promotors keep away from there prospects ....I'm telling all ya now throw in Chavez in the loop with other name ww he will stand out
great post. look Chavez showed himself to be a real fighter against Thurman. He has real power and would put some of the names at welter to sleep. Anyone that saw that fight saw Chavez would give these guys hell if he gets an opportunity. Thurman is fighting tough fights even if he isn't getting the opportunity to fight the names. He has taken high risk low reward fights and has come out on top every time
I heavily favor Luis Collazo this in this fight. As I write this, I am watching Thurman-Zaveck and it looks like Thurman swings a lot of wild punches. Kind of like a Mayorga with a bit more skill and athletic ability. Thurman's record is comparable to Adrien Broner and Andre Berto in that they came up KOing tomato cans.
I say Collazo lands a lot of short, accurate punches in the fight and might be able to KO Thurman.
It's about skill.
Ill bite even if we follow the logic of comparing him to Berto lets not forget Berto was able to outhustle Collazo to a controversial decision. Collazo is skilled and tricky enough to make things very difficult for Thurman if he shows up in tip top shape. I feel Thurman has a higher ring IQ than Berto and has an ability to adjust to whats in front of him. Part of the reason he got wild against Zaveck is because he was selling out at points to get the stoppage. It could mean he wasn't worried about Zavecks return fire as much late in the fight. When he felt power against Chavez & Karass he adjusted and boxed instead of getting wild. He is a much more well rounded fighter than Berto. Still he hasn't fought anyone with the resume and experience of a Collazo. Collazo's achilles heel is he can be outhustled in the judges eyes by a come forward fighter because he often doesn't win rounds authoritatively. I got Thurman winning a close fight with his aggressiveness. Its a very competitive fight that should be made.
I heavily favor Luis Collazo this in this fight. As I write this, I am watching Thurman-Zaveck and it looks like Thurman swings a lot of wild punches. Kind of like a Mayorga with a bit more skill and athletic ability. Thurman's record is comparable to Adrien Broner and Andre Berto in that they came up KOing tomato cans.
I say Collazo lands a lot of short, accurate punches in the fight and might be able to KO Thurman.
It's about skill.
I think it's a great fight. I don't think Collazo will have an easy time, but I think IF he wins, it would be off his back foot countering Thurman. Collazo is a really good boxer. Thurman does make many mistakes understandly so - he's not elite yet. IMHO, while I wouldn't be surprised of a Collazo victory, but I wouldn't be surprised of a Thurman victory. Personally, I'm struggling to limit the praise for Thurman, I think he's a solid fighter and will continue to learn and grow. But I also have respect for Collazo and his career - never overlook him.
I've been following Collazo's career since he fought Ricky Hatton.
I encourage you and others to watch Thurman's fight against Zaveck. This guy makes a lot of bad amateur mistakes when he punches. He also punches very flashy but notice they don't land with much effect, Collazo is a much shorter, accurate puncher. He hasn't fought anybody of note, tell me who he's beaten to have this status?
Well he been duck by maidana Robert Guerrero and Paulie said he doesn't bring much.....but guys like Chavez and soto are guys promotors keep away from there prospects ....I'm telling all ya now throw in Chavez in the loop with other name ww he will stand out
I've been following Collazo's career since he fought Ricky Hatton.
I encourage you and others to watch Thurman's fight against Zaveck. This guy makes a lot of bad amateur mistakes when he punches. He also punches very flashy but notice they don't land with much effect, Collazo is a much shorter, accurate puncher. He hasn't fought anybody of note, tell me who he's beaten to have this status?
The things is bro that thurman get better every fight ...I don't think luis is someone you could sleep on ....but I think thurman should get a bigger name or someone with a tittle ....I do plan to check out luis tho
You think he would KO Thurman? Was the Ortiz fight the only time you seen Collazo fight? The guy is by no means a hard puncher and I highly doubt he would stun Thurman, let alone KO him. He's also pretty past it at this point, don't let him stopping Mr. Hollywood fool you. I think Keith Thurman beats him quite easily.
I've been following Collazo's career since he fought Ricky Hatton.
I encourage you and others to watch Thurman's fight against Zaveck. This guy makes a lot of bad amateur mistakes when he punches. He also punches very flashy but notice they don't land with much effect, Collazo is a much shorter, accurate puncher. He hasn't fought anybody of note, tell me who he's beaten to have this status?
Thurman should win easily. The KO of Ortiz was impressive but Collazo has lost to fighters that Thurman would beat. Thurman has lots of skill to go with his two handed power. His opposition has been good and he almost always gets the KO.
You think he would KO Thurman? Was the Ortiz fight the only time you seen Collazo fight? The guy is by no means a hard puncher and I highly doubt he would stun Thurman, let alone KO him. He's also pretty past it at this point, don't let him stopping Mr. Hollywood fool you. I think Keith Thurman beats him quite easily.
This. Soooooooooooo this.
No f**king way is Collazo stopping Thurman or having an easy time with him. The f**k?
You think he would KO Thurman? Was the Ortiz fight the only time you seen Collazo fight? The guy is by no means a hard puncher and I highly doubt he would stun Thurman, let alone KO him. He's also pretty past it at this point, don't let him stopping Mr. Hollywood fool you. I think Keith Thurman beats him quite easily.
Zaveck is an underrated fighter who has never been dropped or stopped (eye stoppage not withstanding), Thurman can be excused for having an off day.
Keith has shown to possess a solid chin - see shots he took from Soto-Karass - he is no Ortiz and should handle Collazo.