For a guy that began his career at featherweight, Guerrero's done some very impressive things at welterweight & he deserves mad credit. But, let's keep in mind that he's never been much of a ****er & hasn't scored a win inside the distance in five years. Not since he was campaining at lightweight. So, I doubt very much that Thurman's going to feel the need to stick & move a whole lot with him. Much less "run" from him.
While it was an interesting tactic for him to try in order to draw out the slick, safety first Bungu, I doubt there'll be a repeat of it next month. Especially with it being the main event on boxing's return to prime time network television for the first time in decades. So, I'm sure Thurman will want to be impressive & not risk stinking the joint out.
I expect him to come forward & throw shots with bad intentions hoping to be the first fighter to finish Guerrero. And we know that "The Ghost" sure isn't about to lay on the ropes & make it easy for him, so it should be a damned good scrap.
Exactly what impressive things has Guerrero done that your talking about?
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