Comments Thread For: R. Guerrero: Thurman Will Regret Signing This Contract

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BoxingScene.com recently caught up with top trainer Ruben Guerrero, the father and head coach of former multi-world champion Robert Guerrero. They are currently preparing for the March 7th showdown against WBA 'regular' welterweight champion Keith "One Time" Thurman. The fight takes place at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas and will be the debut of Al Haymon's new series "Premier Boxing Champions" and will be televised on NBC. [Click Here To Read More]

[Nomadic]

After Thurman takes this guy apart, I wonder how far can Khan run?

[thack]

After Thurman takes this guy apart, I wonder how far can Khan run?

Hey make NO mistake that man can run, but he doesn't have to because like he and his supporters say there all scared of him, Brook doesn't exists and when he was twice knocked senseless, he' made a little mistake in there' Both of the aforementioned fighters stop Khan.

[yoshik]

Thurman...

...will punch Guerrero's lights out. G is a good guy, just not elite. That is why I thought it was funny "TBE" fought him. One Time is about to embarrass "TBE"

[John Locke]

March 7th cannot come soon enough!

[lefthook2daliva]

March 7th cannot come soon enough!

Hear! Hear!

[Thutch2412]

I like Guerrero in this fight. Didnt look amazing against Kamegai, but took and gave hell.

Thurmans been moving a lot lately, not sure if his shoulder was bothering him during Bundu, but I see him having issues on the inside.

Guerrero may not be elite, but his opposition is way better than Thurmans and hes been in big fights.

Guerrero by close decision

[IIG]

It would have been better if Robert said this himself. He's been too respectful in the build up to this, and it's hard to gauge where his head is at. I think a motivated Robert Guerrero gives Thurman all that he can handle.

[John Locke]

I like Guerrero in this fight. Didnt look amazing against Kamegai, but took and gave hell.

Thurmans been moving a lot lately, not sure if his shoulder was bothering him during Bundu, but I see him having issues on the inside.

Guerrero may not be elite, but his opposition is way better than Thurmans and hes been in big fights.

Guerrero by close decision

Thurman has always been a mover, his shoulder is fine. Bundu came not to get knocked out, fought with a high guard, feinted non-stop and threw very few punches.

Thurman hasn't really got an inside game and he won't need it against Guerrero, he will simply use his feet whenever Guerrero gets close and walk him into big shots.

I got Thurman by clear UD but a stoppage at some point wouldn't surprise me at all

[f15bone]

Guerrero is gonna have his spots but Thurman's going to win IMO...

Keith is a bit too versatile for "The Ghost"...I don't expect a KO but I think Thurman will win convincingly, perhaps bust Robert up a bit...It should be competitive...7-5 or 8-4 type fight, no knockdowns but maybe a mini beatdown...LOL

Thurman UD