Comments Thread For: Thurman Thought About Taking a Knee in Fifth Round

[mlac]

Looked like when pac got hit by a devastating liver shot by margarito and tho visibly hurt refused to go down. Thurman's a beast, that body shot would have dropped a lot of fighters.

Come off it, going on like it was a micky ward esque body shot from hell, when it hardly connected

[BrometheusBob.]

Some Thurman Collazo sanity in this thread. Thurman eating a lot of undue **** for what was a reasonably good performance imo.

[Build That Wall]

only reason he didnt was cause it was collazo who lil ***** ass rican couldent put the hurt on em.

Thurman didn't take a knee because he wasn't a Puerto Rican.

[alexguiness]

That was the perfect liver shot.

I have been dropped twice from this punch.

Takes real balls to stay on your feet, the pain is terrible.

[Mr. Punch-Out!!]

Like I said in the other topic, taking a liver shot like that and still remaining on your feet that long is impressive when you see other fighters who go down IMMEDIATELY after taking that shot.

[SchoolTheseCats]

Taking a blind shot you ain't expecting period usually puts you down ask pacman bout that Marquez shot but a perfect counter to liver and not going down followed by another shot to same exact area is impressive on his part big ups to him for that

[Jedi734]

I like Thurman. He isnt the next coming of SRR but he will be entertaining to watch. He needs a little more polish of course.

[Trenchant]

Thurman was definitely hurt and he was kind of in a lull in the middle of the fight. Collazo had a little momentum there but when Thurman got back to form he started really pounding Collazo and that's when Collazo got those doubts about going the distance!

[samouraļ]

Seeing it clearly in the replays makes it obvious he got caught with a good shot. It was a good performance. Collazo had some moments but he wasn't going to win.

[ShoulderRoll]

Fighters should master the art of body punching a lot more than they currently do. If done right it is a devastating strategy.