Keith Thurman: record, next fight and profile →
In the case of Sebastian Fundora, Adam Ant’s line from his early 1980s hit “Goody Two Shoes,” could be extended to noting the WBC junior middleweight champion also “don’t swear.”
Keith Thurman is a truth-teller, and there’s no hiding that he’s 37 years old and has fought just 15 rounds over the past seven years while beset by some injuries...
Sebastian Fundora will fight Keith Thurman on Saturday in an Amazon Prime Video pay-per-view from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
Five fighters who have faced the Fundora’s unique arsenal explain what it’s like to be on the wrong end of those long arms.
Plan out your weekend boxing viewing with this convenient guide from David Greisman.
Keith Thurman believes victory over Sebastian Fundora on March 28 will see his claim for induction into the International Boxing Hall of Fame rubber-stamped.
Keith Thurman was in typically charismatic form at Wednesday's media webinar to promote his March 28 shot at WBC junior middleweight beltholder Sebastian Fundora
Sebastian Fundora is neither worried about his prior hand injury nor Keith Thurman's barrage of trash talk ahead of their March 28 WBC title fight.
Sebastian Fundora, 28, is back, readying for a March 28 pay-per-view versus Keith Thurman and to stamp himself as the best fighter in the loaded junior middleweight division.
If there’s one thing a 37-year-old former unified welterweight champion understands, it’s that the business of boxing can be fickle at best.