Years ago Thurman woulda beaten Spence and Bud
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I see what OP says. Years ago Thurman beat Porter much better than Spence did before accident.
Prime Thurman would be very tough for Spence and Crawford.Comment
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Thurman just list to a 40 year old that faded in the 2nd half of the fight. I have to keep reminding all of you that. And let’s not forget he was out on his feet against Lopez.Comment
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Spence didn`t look great in last 4 rounds against Danny either.
Spence -Thurman can be interesting if Thurman comes in good shape.Comment
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No. Porter was hurting Thurman and backing him up a lot and the fight could have gone either way. Against Spence , Porter clearly lost the last 3 rounds(plus the knockdown). As I have explained, for Porter to have been “robbed” , you would need a scorecard of him up 7-2 or 8-1 heading into the 10th. Anything else is impossible mathematically since he lost the last 3 WITH a knockdown. So no, he wasn’t robbed.Comment
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Same. He's the same fighter years ago and I could argue, he's even better.
He threw almost one thousand punches against Lopez and even got a knockdown. He lost only two bad rounds in that fight. He trained at LA fitness for that fight with a 22 month layoff.
Thurman actually did better against a mobile Pacman than he did against flatfooted Danny.
Total punch stats showed Thurman threw 571 punches against Pac and landed 210 of them. Thurman threw 570 punches against Danny and only landed 147.
Thurman's accuracy has improved tremendously especially considering Pac's head movement and footwork which he had to take into account when landing his punches.Comment
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He earned his money and lost his drive and hunger.5 years ago he wouldve been number 1 at Welter. However something happened to Thurman in the last 3 years. Injury, really long layoffs between fights took away his prime and he just isnt the same fighter that I thought would take over welter after Pac Floyd era. He seems to have lost his killer instinct and hunger which is unfortunate because he was ‘that guy who got next’ who everyone was ducking at a certain point.
He wasn't the first and won't be the last.Comment
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Yes Onetime Thurman was definitely something. I even have a friend who even thinks Mayweather ducked him back then, not sure if I agree or not.5 years ago he wouldve been number 1 at Welter. However something happened to Thurman in the last 3 years. Injury, really long layoffs between fights took away his prime and he just isnt the same fighter that I thought would take over welter after Pac Floyd era. He seems to have lost his killer instinct and hunger which is unfortunate because he was ‘that guy who got next’ who everyone was ducking at a certain point.
The Thurman we have today is definitely not Onetime anymore.
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