Comments Thread For: Keith Thurman Describes Tim Tszyu's Style: "I Could Say Basic But Also Tough"

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  • JakeTheBoxer
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    #11
    Thurman is a tough dude, but long inactivity will be a key factor here.

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    • JJ75JJ
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      #12
      Originally posted by MulaKO
      Blah blah blah
      By the end of the fight
      He hits harder than I thought
      His basic 1-2 is also very good and he’s fast
      Also , I can tell you how many bulbs were around the ring as I got a very good look at them while I laid there
      Thanks Keef
      So retirement seems imminent
      That's why Tim always says "I wanna hear him talk after the fight".

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      • JJ75JJ
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        #13
        Originally posted by BlackRobb
        Keef by close UD after some shaky moments in the mid-rounds. He has more skill, speed, experience in big fights and pedigree. Size and aggression alone won't be enough for Tszyu.
        Sure Jan.

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          #14
          Originally posted by No look hook
          I like Tim but I ain’t ordering . Thurman getting blasted tf out!!! Ty Tim, fa Q Al
          The rest of the card is decent, personally I'm happy to watch Tszyu blast away. Ideally not as fast as Ocampo.

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          • Sammy7861992
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            #15
            I'm going to put a couple hundred on Thurman and enjoy this fight , I feel he is the last of that generation who can really box aggressive fighters with ease , but I wouldn't be shocked by either result , just to enjoy the fight

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              #16
              Am I missing something? Why are they fighting at a catchweight of 155lbs?

              Keef is a career 147 pounder. Tim is a LMW. Why not just fight at 154?

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                #17
                Originally posted by Sammy7861992
                I'm going to put a couple hundred on Thurman and enjoy this fight , I feel he is the last of that generation who can really box aggressive fighters with ease , but I wouldn't be shocked by either result , just to enjoy the fight
                When Thurman was 30, he got knocked on his backside trying to back up from a combo from a 40-year old Pacquiao. I doubt Keith's got any faster in the last five years...

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                  #18
                  Originally posted by Monty Fisto

                  When Thurman was 30, he got knocked on his backside trying to back up from a combo from a 40-year old Pacquiao. I doubt Keith's got any faster in the last five years...
                  Ya but that was only a split Dec loss, it was a close competitive fight, I think Thurman came in with wrong game plan , he tried to walk down Manny and bully , that's the style that Pac loves , I'm not saying Thurman 100 percent will win but at 6 to 1 he is definitely worth a bet , a highly skilled fighter

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                  • kiaba360
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                    #19
                    Originally posted by Monty Fisto
                    Am I missing something? Why are they fighting at a catchweight of 155lbs?

                    Keef is a career 147 pounder. Tim is a LMW. Why not just fight at 154?
                    The WBO is not sanctioning this bout, and Thurman is coming off a long layoff so he may have a hard time taking off weight. There's basically no point in this fight taking place at 154.

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                    • BustedKnuckles
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                      #20
                      Originally posted by Monty Fisto
                      Am I missing something? Why are they fighting at a catchweight of 155lbs?

                      Keef is a career 147 pounder. Tim is a LMW. Why not just fight at 154?
                      Unless Tim is moving up, maybe Keith can't make that old weight anymore from when he was truly active.

                      Edit: just noticed the guy before me said the same thing.
                      Last edited by BustedKnuckles; 02-16-2024, 03:59 PM.

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