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If Keith Thurman could’ve chosen his next opponent, it wouldn’t have been Luis Collazo.
Politically correct answers aside, Thurman wants bigger, more meaningful fights. But the 26-year-old Thurman also understands that he’ll have to continue to remain patient in his pursuit of huge paydays and higher-profile fights.
“A lot of people, they’re just impatient in this sport,” Thurman while discussing his July 11 fight against Collazo in Tampa, Fla. “They want to talk a little bit now, but they want to talk about more later. It takes time for big fights to blow up. It happens. Me and my team, we take one fight at a time. We’re looking forward to July 11th. We trained for July 11th. We’re not training for anything else. I’m happy to be performing in my hometown, defending my title in my hometown and putting on a show. It’s going to be an exciting event.”
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Politically correct answers aside, Thurman wants bigger, more meaningful fights. But the 26-year-old Thurman also understands that he’ll have to continue to remain patient in his pursuit of huge paydays and higher-profile fights.
“A lot of people, they’re just impatient in this sport,” Thurman while discussing his July 11 fight against Collazo in Tampa, Fla. “They want to talk a little bit now, but they want to talk about more later. It takes time for big fights to blow up. It happens. Me and my team, we take one fight at a time. We’re looking forward to July 11th. We trained for July 11th. We’re not training for anything else. I’m happy to be performing in my hometown, defending my title in my hometown and putting on a show. It’s going to be an exciting event.”
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