Keith Thurman was knocked out and dropped in the Ams! I need to hear the story behind this. Who did it? When? How many times?
(Go to 16 minutes and someone embed please and thank you)
Spence's jab will be the key to this fight when it's eventually made. His jab and being able to avoid Thurman's killer right hand.
Getting "KO'd" in the amateurs could mean as little as getting hit flush twice & being stunned for a second. They stop amateur fights over some rather mild sh^t. It doesn't really mean all that much.
I'd be curious to see it myself doe admittedly.
Yeah that's true actually, Lewis KO'd Bowe in the amateur finals but that's nothing like a professional knockout.... some of those amateur stoppages would make a Howard Foster stoppage look brutally legit.
Well apparently Spence had never gone down or been dropped. I love hearing Ami stories. Like how Andrade and Thurman go way back to their wars then.
That's impressive if true, Spence was a pretty high level amateur.
Andrade and Thurman fought 4 times I believe, with Thurman winning the first one and Andrade winning the next 3. Andrade is one of the more underrated US fighters today, he was a great amateur with wins over guys like Thurman, Porter, Jacobs, Trout etc.
But back on topic, from what I've heard Thurman has been down a couple times in the amateurs, I know he traded knockdowns with Hatley, in a back and forth war. He was very crude and one-dimensonal as an amateur, by his own admission. You can still see it in his style today, he throws some crazy wild **** sometimes during exchanges.
I'm very much looking forward to Thurman vs Spence, if US boxing's popularity wasn't going through a dry spell right now, this fight would be getting a hellova lot more attention. It's one of the best welterweight fights in recent years.
Sheesh your level of idiocy never ceases to amaze me. I'm talking about Thurman.... As an amateur. That's why the questions I ask in the thread.... Pertain to who do it AS AN AMATEUR. I didn't even mention being KO'd as a pro. This board needs a literacy test for users to post on it.
Then you would fail. Please delete your account. :lol1:
Haha just f*cking with you, fam.
Sheesh your level of idiocy never ceases to amaze me. I'm talking about Thurman.... As an amateur. That's why the questions I ask in the thread.... Pertain to who do it AS AN AMATEUR. I didn't even mention being KO'd as a pro. This board needs a literacy test for users to post on it.
Funnily enough I graduate next month from university with the highest grade classification in the UK. Clearly shows your lack of intelligence to comprehend I was referring to other posters on this thread. Surely should have been blatantly obvious considering your post was completely ambiguous to Thurman's "lack" of ability.
Are people genuinely retarded? This means nothing in a professional bout, he's performed when the lights are on and that's what counts. Time and time again I see nonsense like this trying to discredit fighters. Foh
Sheesh your level of idiocy never ceases to amaze me. I'm talking about Thurman.... As an amateur. That's why the questions I ask in the thread.... Pertain to who do it AS AN AMATEUR. I didn't even mention being KO'd as a pro. This board needs a literacy test for users to post on it.
He's been dropped a few times as an amateur, never stopped. He's confirmed so himself, I've asked Chris Getty as well. It's unusual for guys to have over 100 am fights without going down.
Well apparently Spence had never gone down or been dropped. I love hearing Ami stories. Like how Andrade and Thurman go way back to their wars then.
Are people genuinely retarded? This means nothing in a professional bout, he's performed when the lights are on and that's what counts. Time and time again I see nonsense like this trying to discredit fighters. Foh
Thurman is an easy fight for SPence. You'll see.
Run Time is overrated, lacks a jab, uses his legs as defense, and has a low work rate.
Errol will cut the ring off on him, hit him with taht stick and work his body and Thurman will be out of there.
He's been dropped a few times as an amateur, never stopped. He's confirmed so himself, I've asked Chris Getty as well. It's unusual for guys to have over 100 am fights without going down.