Comments Thread For: Tim Tszyu vs. Keith Thurman: PBC on Prime PPV Official For March 30

[hhh1200]

Thurman (147) vs Tszyu (154), Rolly (140) vs Pitbull (135), Lara vs ????, and now Canelo (168) vs Mall (160) and all on PPV?

Man, those are some weak ass fights PBC peeing out on here. What a rip-off.

9 networks have dumped haymon

1 ******ing will dump haymon

haymon is making Harvard MBA look bad.

[Nightfall]

9 networks have dumped haymon

1 ******ing will dump haymon

haymon is making Harvard MBA look bad.

Hating coward you have no clue. Haymon is leading the way and has carried boxing for the last 10 years. Business is and has always boomed for him. You should be grateful broke punk

[robbyheartbaby]

Solid card great exposure for Tim and a few other interesting match ups looking forward to this one.

[Roadblock]

I reckon the boys are pretty spot on here with this fight.

[JJ75JJ]

Isnt Tim under PBC? If so he was ordered. Big difference. This is a weak fight. Keef hasn't fought at 154. He was lined up to fight Stanionis last everyone heard, at 147..now he magically gets another title shot at 154? Funny business....& rumored to be on ppv too?!

Not a title shot apparently.

[JJ75JJ]

It raises Tim's profile and Keith has the best pedigree of anybody he's faced. He's been inactive for sure but Thurman has fought Jan Zaveck, Julio Diaz, Robert Guerrero, Luis Collazo, Shawn Porter, Danny Garcia, and Manny Pacquiao among others. His only loss was a split decision to Pac on a 1st round flash knockdown.

To this point the biggest names on Tim's resume are Tony Harrison and Jeff Horn. If Tim can't get Charlo or Crawford next, Thurman is a good fight for him. If Tim can be the first to stop him that's a good notch on his belt and puts him in a better position to headline a PPV against Crawford or Charlo down the line.

Lol Jeff Horn. Gausha and Mendoza are much better.

[El_Maldito_Rey]

It raises Tim's profile and Keith has the best pedigree of anybody he's faced. He's been inactive for sure but Thurman has fought Jan Zaveck, Julio Diaz, Robert Guerrero, Luis Collazo, Shawn Porter, Danny Garcia, and Manny Pacquiao among others. His only loss was a split decision to Pac on a 1st round flash knockdown.

To this point the biggest names on Tim's resume are Tony Harrison and Jeff Horn. If Tim can't get Charlo or Crawford next, Thurman is a good fight for him. If Tim can be the first to stop him that's a good notch on his belt and puts him in a better position to headline a PPV against Crawford or Charlo down the line.

So wait, I thought the narrative around here was that it was bad to drag someone up in weigh classes, that it was bad to fight someone that hadn't fought in 2 years, that it was bad to fight 35 year olds because they were old and shot, that it was bad to fight at 155 lb catch weights, that it was bad to fight non title fights.

This is good fight now? That will elevate someone's profile? What changed? Are people hypocrites? or are good/bad fights determined on skin color and who's promoting?

[Oldskoolg]

It’s not hard to not like PBC
Same chit with Slow Eddie
These guys just love the attention and they’ll get it any way possible , whether good or bad

Eddie love the attention, Haymon we have never even heard him utter a word….two figures who couldn’t be more diametrically polar opposite

[Oldskoolg]

You can flippantly chalk it up to emotional PBC haters, but it rings hollow when we’re looking at the 1st fight card under the Amazon banner. That’s bound to be under the microscope & get some scrutiny. So far we’ve got the same formula just with a different platform—C+ fight card going on PPV in an attempt to meet illogical purse demands. If Amazon starts footing the bill for cards then we’ll have a better idea of their commitment to boxing.

Talk about your feelings, lay down on the sofa, and let’s talk about this whole c+ business. I am here to listen….

[Oldskoolg]

210 comments, PBC showing it’s reach with the announcing of just one card lol