Keith Thurman sold Jarvis’s struggle, looking at Tszyu’s lucrative confrontation after three years

Keith Thurman had the media they ate in hand today, selling his March 12 fight against Brock Jarvis during his training. Thurman is fighting Jarvis in a 10 -round combat to Junior Middleweight in the Hordern Pavilion in Sydney, Australia.

Thurman will get a great paid day against ex -Wbo Junior Middleweight Tim tszyu If he is victorious against Brock Jarvis (22-1, 20 kos). This struggle establishes the largest for 36 -year -old Thurman against Tszyu, who is still popular in Australia, despite losing the last two fights against Bakhram Murtazaliev and Sebastian Fundora.

“Hit and not hit”

“If I want to have my eyes in me and I want to appear in everyone’s feed, I think a great tie does,” Keith Thurman said during the media Exercise to promote your ten -round struggle against Aussie Brock Jarvis on March 12 in Sydney.

“I am ready to fight at the age of 36. The boxing definition is to” hit and not hit “, and after five years, that philosophy has not changed,” Thurman said about the reason he will return after a three -year dismissal to fight Jarvis. “I am here to show my skills and my talent.”

Liam Paro hit Brock Jarvis on the first round on October 15, 2022. He was completely out of his class against Paro and forgot in a struggle that was by no means competitive. From this loss, Brock, 27, has struggled twice, surpassing the second-level fighters Adrian Rodriguez (13-10-2) and Marlon Paniamogan (11-2-1).

Former WBA and WBC champion Welterweight Thurman (30-1, 22 kos) says people are driven by “fear, passion and love.” Fans do not buy this why Keith returns. Obviously, return to money.

If the old “once” was still in love with the sport, it would not have been so inactive since 2017. He says he has had injuries but did not wash with people, the injuries do not maintain a fighter as inactive as Thurman has been.