Keith Thurman caused the media to ate by his hand today, selling their struggle of March 12 against Brock Jarvis during his training. Thurman is fighting Jarvis in a 10 round fight in the medium junior weight in the Hordern Pavilion in Sydney, Australia.
Thurman will get a great payment day against former Junior Medium Weight Champion Tim Tszyu If he is victorious against Brock Jarvis (22-1, 20 kos). This fight establishes the much biggest for Thurman, 36, against Tszyu, who is still popular in Australia despite losing his last two fights against Bakhram Murtazaliev and Sebastian Fundora.
“Hit and not beaten”
“If I want to have my eyes on me and I want to appear in everyone’s feed, I think a great knockout does that,” said Keith Thurman during the media Training to promote his 10 round fight against Australian Brock Jarvis on March 12 in Sydney.
“I am ready to fight at 36. The definition of boxing is ‘hitting and not being beaten’, and after five years, that philosophy has not changed,” Thurman said about why he will return after a three -year dismissal to fight Jarvis. “I am here to show my skills and my talent.”
Liam unemployed knocked out Brock Jarvis in the first round on October 15, 2022. He was completely out of his class against unemployment, and erased in a fight that was in no way competitive. Since that loss, Brock, 27, has fought only twice, beating second level fighters Adrian Rodríguez (13-10-2) and Marlon Paniamogan (11-2-1).
The former WBA and WBC Thurman (30-1, 22 KOs) welter champion says that people are driven by “fear, passion and love.” Fans are not buying that like why Keith will return. Obviously he is returning for money.
If the old ‘once’ was still in love with sport, I would not have been so inactive since 2017. He says he has had injuries, but that is not washed with people, the injuries do not keep a fighter as inactive as Thurman has been.
Last update on 04/03/2025