After multiple injuries and three years of layoffs, former unified middleweight world champion Keith “One” Keith Keith Keith traveled to Sydney, Australia for a return battle at Sydney, Australia, as he eliminated Brock Jarvis in the third round (22-2, 20 KOS).
The round took place at Hordern Pavilion and aired at 6 a.m. ET. Thurman shows that at the age of 36, he still possesses IQ, footwork, speed and punching power. Thurman intends to make a statement, traveling more than 9,000 miles before entering Australia’s biggest boxing star.
The preferred boxing champion platform was launched in March 2015. Keith Thurman has become one of the main attractions of PBC with his elite skills and knockout abilities. Thurman released the autograph win, beating elite champions like Shawn Porter and Danny Garcia.
Thurman will lose to Manny Pacquiao through a split decision in July 2019. Thurman failed for nearly three years as damage began to pile up. He returned to the ring in February 2022 and he made a unanimous decision to beat Mario Barrios.
With Thurman in another three years, the injury will be outbreak again. With hard work and determination, Keith Thurman was able to overcome his physical setbacks and fight strong opponents in the junior high school lightweight competition.
In the first round of No Limit Boxing, Keith Thurman used his pretending and threw a jab. By using the jab, Thurman was able to land with his right hand. At the midpoint of the first round, Brock Jarvis manipulated the interior inside and shot multiple bodies.
Thurman improved his aggressiveness at the start of the second round as he pressed forward and changed levels with the stabbing. Thurman used lateral movement during the pulling process and switched the gears to half of the second round.
Thurman made a lot of money at 1:08 in the third round. He followed closely behind and sent Jarvis to the canvas with his hard upper left foot. Jarvis stood up, but a few seconds later when Thurman was associated with Thunder’s left hook, he was eliminated.
Keith Thurman (31-1, 23 KO) got into the ring and did what he should have done. Now Thurman has Australian boxing star Tim Tszyu on radar, but he is willing to fight against Charlo Brothers, Errol Spence JR, Ryan Garcia or WBC, WBO, junior intermediate champion Sebastian Fundora.
Last updated on March 12, 2012
