Whos career suffers more with a loss, Garcia or Thurmans?

[Boxfan83]

I don't know if force fed Would be the way I'd put it but its possible I guess.

I'd expect Haymon to continue taking spence along extremely slow. Just look at how he brought up his other prospects who didn't have anywhere near his upside as far as talent and possible star power.

Look how babied wilder is, he was an Olympian 9 years ago, still hasn't done ****.

True but i think Haymon has more confidence in Spence than he does with others. So far even tho the oppositions been weak he hasnt shown any kink in his armor, guys like thurman, garcia & wilder have shown flaws. Also idk how long spence can make 147, soon the man weight will come in to play.

[bigdunny1]

Thurman hurt more by loss. Danny has already accomplished more in boxing and was at one point the flat out man at 140. Thurman ain't proven himself at any weight like Danny already did 140.

[Tony Trick-Pony]

I'd say Thurman. He's got some real momentum going where as Garcia has been pretty blah for most fans for a long time. If he loses, not much if going to change. If Thurman does though, he won't be looked at in the same way anymore. This is a pivotal fight.

[champion4ever]

I say that Keith Thurman's career would suffer the most with a loss, because he is not the box office draw that Danny Garcia is. On the other hand, a Garcia loss wouldn't impact his career all that much, because he can easily resume his cherry picking bum of the month tour at a whopping $3 Million a pop.

[AddiX]

True but i think Haymon has more confidence in Spence than he does with others. So far even tho the oppositions been weak he hasnt shown any kink in his armor, guys like thurman, garcia & wilder have shown flaws. Also idk how long spence can make 147, soon the man weight will come in to play.

Haymon is incredibly protective over his prospects, Santa Cruz showed everything he needed to show and his career went no where for years.

He wont push spence along fast, but do you bring a good point up about weight, he might need to make a move to get a bug name on his resume now at that weight while he still can, so it's possible Haymon dials it up a bit.

[Dr Rumack]

Thurman. Garcia is more proven. But one loss shouldn't be the end of either of them.

[Beercules]

I think Thurman. Danny has 2 losses IMO

[tokon]

It depends how they lose. If it's a close fight no one. If someone gets dominated or KO'd they may go into hiding like Julian Williams.

Yes, it will be more the way they lose that determines how it effects their career.

Another factor in how it effects their career will be how a loss effects their mind.

[Cheek busting]

Whos & why do u think so?

Thurman stands to win (or lose) more.

Garcia has pretty much peaked, and proved he's never gonna be a huge PPV headliner. He's already exceeded expectations tenfold.

If Garcia loses, it's what is "expected," and it'll be business as usual. He will still pretty much get guaranteed high six-figure paydays for top-10 opposition.

However, Thurman,is still sort of proving himself, and can turn out to be more of a headliner. He's also the favorite - so him losing, sort of throws a wrench in his plans for future bigger fights, and income generation.

If Thurman wins, he stands more to gain, including financially (and in turn, lose on the flip side).

[Cheek busting]

I honestly think the best thing for both is if the fight is exciting, and close, it could eventually become a trilogy, with the last fight being a PPV.

No matter where they go from there, they always have the "rematch," and possibly the "rubber match" to fall back on as a financial windfall.