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Nah, I don't consider Brock a good test for Thurman. Maybe in paper Brock looks good with high knockout percentage, but outside of Australia? No one knows who Brock is. And probably that fight is a make or break for Keith. It's test for him if you could still fight or not, the good thing is that he was able to win that fight and so his career continues. But against Fundora, not sure if he can replicate his performance against the towering Sebastian.
And against his performance against Tim Tsyzu, he should again that his first win is no fluke. Just to sad to see Tim going down this way. Fundora really took everything from him in the first fight and I don't see him becoming a great fighter like his father.
I am not really familiar with Fundora. I can't really say how good he is, and how good Thurman will perform in his fight against him. Anyway, all I'm saying is, Thurman did perform well during his fight with Jarvis and shows that he isn't facing "ring rust" as coin-investor mentioned since Thurman was inactive for 3 years.And against his performance against Tim Tsyzu, he should again that his first win is no fluke. Just to sad to see Tim going down this way. Fundora really took everything from him in the first fight and I don't see him becoming a great fighter like his father.
We can look at the tale of the tape here - and have some insights on what can happen on their fight. Even if Thurman had a long hiatus in boxing, we can say, he still has some juice on this sports. And we will see this in the upcoming fight if indeed he has it despite of that inactivity period. Also, we can check the recent fights of both fighters and gauge their power inside the ring. They may have 9-year gap in age, but it is about how active you are in this sports. And Thurman wants a good comeback, hence, he is surely preparing for this one.
Fundora vs Thurman
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Nah, I don't consider Brock a good test for Thurman. Maybe in paper Brock looks good with high knockout percentage, but outside of Australia? No one knows who Brock is. And probably that fight is a make or break for Keith. It's test for him if you could still fight or not, the good thing is that he was able to win that fight and so his career continues. But against Fundora, not sure if he can replicate his performance against the towering Sebastian.
And against his performance against Tim Tsyzu, he should again that his first win is no fluke. Just to sad to see Tim going down this way. Fundora really took everything from him in the first fight and I don't see him becoming a great fighter like his father.
I am not really familiar with Fundora. I can't really say how good he is, and how good Thurman will perform in his fight against him. Anyway, all I'm saying is, Thurman did perform well during his fight with Jarvis and shows that he isn't facing "ring rust" as coin-investor mentioned since Thurman was inactive for 3 years.And against his performance against Tim Tsyzu, he should again that his first win is no fluke. Just to sad to see Tim going down this way. Fundora really took everything from him in the first fight and I don't see him becoming a great fighter like his father.
We can look at the tale of the tape here - and have some insights on what can happen on their fight.
Fundora vs Thurman