Keith Thurman will return to the arena after a three-year break next month in 10 matches at Hordern Pavilion in Sydney, Australia on March 12. Some things brought about former WBA and WBC middleweight champion Thurman (30-1, 22 KOS). Thurman dislikes critics who burn his introverted focus and ignores the career he once promoted.
Maybe it’s money. He said he had a “good contract” this year, which could lead to a fight with Tim Tszyu. If Keith can succeed through Jarvis and his training camp, then a fight with Tszyu is possible. Thurman was supposed to fight former WBO junior middleweight champion Tszyu on March 30 last year, but quit due to injury.
Rust and name change
Three years later, Thurman loved the sport enough. The fact that he stayed for so long showed that he would disappear again after one or two battles.
In Thurman’s first comeback battle, he beat him in a winable battle with 27-year-old Jarvis (22-1,20 KOS). Thurman would easily finish fighters like Jarvis when he last fought in 2022, but it’s unclear whether he’ll be at 36.
“All we have to do is complain. We get the worst critics. We criticize everything. “He’s at this stage of his career. What did he get?'” Keith Thurman said Millcity Boxingreacted to his criticism of Brock Jarvis’ latest comeback. “Let’s enjoy some boxing and see what Thurman has. That’s what you all want to know. That’s all.
“I had a great contract this year. That’s what I’m going to say. It’s the opening ceremony. I love excitement and accumulation. I feel like a man. 36. I’m not 26 and I can change my name. Initially, when Everyone saw the strength when I knocked out 22-0. I’ve completed my seventh silent retreat,” Thurman said.
You can’t blame fans for criticizing Thurman for his inactivity, a pattern since 2017. He has only fought three times since defeating Danny Garcia eight years ago, and fans don’t like seeing former stars rarely fight. This makes them question their ambitions and willingness to work hard.
Last updated on February 10, 20125