Comments Thread For: Danny Garcia: I Pushed The Fight Like a Champ, Did Enough To Win

[jonnyc420]

Keep crying Danny lol. His ******ed fans who think he won must be buying rock from Angel cuz they fried their brains. Angel must be devastated cuz he cant pose with his son's belt no more lol. Great night for Boxing.

[Wicky]

Danny's been spoilt by the Herrera & Peterson results. He thinks he's entitled to a win whatever the performance. This loss is long overdue. Even so, the scores were actually very favourable because in reality Thurman won almost every round.

Credit to Garcia though, I thought he'd fold. He has more sand that I gave him credit for previously.

[b00g13man]

No. Just no.

[BestPR]

Danny got schooled, and lost every round in my book...sorry loser...man I was hoping for that knockout, but a win is a win!

[bronx7]

Isn't that how Garcia beat Guerrero going backward outboxing him check it out

[BoxingTech718]

They should do it again but seeing as how Danny was down early 7 to 2 rounds I don't know why he doesn't try to go for the Kill early. But I guess he didn't want to risk getting knocked out and add insult

[deathofaclown]

Shut up Danny. You have been lucky enough to keep your 0 thus far in your career and last night justice was done.

Thurman won by about 9 rounds to 3. Honestly, i believe Thurman could shut him out almost 12-0 if he really wanted to stick to a very strict game plan.

[LOCOMEX89]

I bet it's hard to accept defeat but the blue print to beat DSG is out there. Outbox and use lateral quickness to beat Garcia

Herrera was the first to implement it, Peterson did the pretty much the same but neither guy committed for 12 rounds. But Thurman did.

Don't be bitter team Garcia. Stay active this year. Fight a Top 10 Welterweight and if you win fight for a title once more.

How about Danny Garcia vs Jesse Vargas?

[Bronx2245]

Keith Thurman won the battle, but he may have lost the war! He's no longer "One-Time" and he's not very pleasing to watch! I don't see a PPV fight in his near future!

[Combat Talk Radio]

Thurman is the first welterweight to hold multiple titles since Floyd Mayweather held the WBA, WBC and WBO belts after he defeated Manny Pacquiao in 2015.

And lineal, as well as The Ring.

I think what's more notable is that Thurman is one of a very select few to be undefeated and beat someone else undefeated in a unification fight. Before Floyd/Canelo, I can only recall that largely happening in the upper weight classes.