Is Keith Thurman the next big thing in boxing??

[VatoMulatto]

Keith Thurman continues to deliver. Yes, he's the next big thing in the welterweight division!!!!!!!

[JoeKidd]

At least he goes for the KO. Can't knock that. But he got hit too much, too easy.

[al-Xander]

He's getting there. He promoted himself well last night. I can't complain.

[daggum]

i'm not sure he's good enough for floyd to avoid but we will see

[taansend]

He does the cross arm salute before his fights.

This means he is a West Ham fan. Which means he's well 'ard.

[mathed]

All hype, you'll see that the second he gets his whiskers touched.

The commentators kept talking about Chaves' power but I think Thurman was a lot stronger than Chaves was and he seemed phased by more than a couple of Chaves' shots.

Thurman is going to get wrecked against a guy that will block his punches and immediately counter back with combinations as he drops his hands after almost every punching encounter. I hope I'm not the only one that sees that.....the guy lunges in, throws power bombs and then drops his hands admiring his work.

He did good last night to get that KO but I counted at least 50 or more times that he just stood there and dropped his hands after punching, regardless of whether the punch landed or not. A sharp counter puncher is going to expose him badly. Maybe "expose" isn't a fair word to use but it will provide a nightmarish style matchup for him.

[Doctor_Tenma]

The commentators kept talking about Chaves' power but I think Thurman was a lot stronger than Chaves was and he seemed phased by more than a couple of Chaves' shots.

Thurman is going to get wrecked against a guy that will block his punches and immediately counter back with combinations as he drops his hands after almost every punching encounter. I hope I'm not the only one that sees that.....the guy lunges in, throws power bombs and then drops his hands admiring his work.

He did good last night to get that KO but I counted at least 50 or more times that he just stood there and dropped his hands after punching, regardless of whether the punch landed or not. A sharp counter puncher is going to expose him badly. Maybe "expose" isn't a fair word to use but it will provide a nightmarish style matchup for him.

He does put his hands up when he needs to but like the guy in your sig, he uses his footwork and head movement to avoid incoming shots. Not everyone is great defensively but I felt he fought defensively responsible, he did his thing. By the way, who you think wrecks him?

[mathed]

He does put his hands up when he needs to but like the guy in your sig, he uses his footwork and head movement to avoid incoming shots. Not everyone is great defensively but I felt he fought defensively responsible, he did his thing. By the way, who you think wrecks him?

I think Marquez, Mayweather, Alexander, Bradley, Abregu, Josesito Lopez, and Guerrero all beat him. I think Abregu knocks him out. I even think Provid can beat him.

Mayweather, Bradley, Marquez, and Alexander all win wide UD's against him.

[daggum]

I think Marquez, Mayweather, Alexander, Bradley, Abregu, Josesito Lopez, and Guerrero all beat him. I think Abregu knocks him out. I even think Provid can beat him.

Mayweather, Bradley, Marquez, and Alexander all win wide UD's against him.

bradley? as long as we are picking people coming off beatdowns why not berto?

[.:: JSFD26 ::.]

I hadnt heard of this dude until he was lined up to fight Maidana. Im not sure if he's the real deal or just hyped up

Maidana ducked him. #TrueStory



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