Thurman Vs. Jarvis – The Sydney Weighing Results

Keith ‘One Time’ Thurman and Brock Jarvis successfully weighs at 153 3/4 lbs for their 10 -round junior fight, on March 12 at Pavilion Hordern, Sydney, Australia. Thuman (30-1, 22 ko) looked in excellent shape for someone who went from a three-year discharge. You can say that he has been put into business.

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Age and inactivity

You cannot exclude Thurman (36), losing that fight for your age and inactivity. When he was still active, he never beat any killer at Welterweight. His best victories followed against Shawn Porter and Danny Garcia. When he was amplified against 40-year-old Manny Pacquiao, he lost.

Event thurman vs. Jarvis will be shown on PBC YouTube Channel on Wednesday, March 12th.

The junior fighter, 27-year-old Jarvis (22-1, 20 ko), looked a little drained. It could be said that he had a hard time pushing himself to lose weight and descend to a limit of 154 pounds. Brock has been gathering in the last seven years. It is hard to believe that Jarvis fought in Bantamweight (£ 118) in 2018.

Provided he was 20 at the time, but it is a considerable jump in weight for someone who has already reached that age. His power is good, but he is great fast and that could be a problem for him. In Jarvis’s recent struggle, his jab looked weak and slow. He seemed convincing about throwing his shots, which was against passengers, Adriana Rodriguez (13-10-2).

“It’s the key to Keith, his delivery system. He has always been a wide blow, but that technique is bringing the whole body into the rhythm and the impact technique,” Shawn Porter said in Media About the form of Keith Thurman in front of his fight against Jarvis Brock.

“I saw Keith knocking the boys when we were 15 and 16 years of age. The power he is real. I think we saw that he had faded into 147 pounds. I think he is like me. He became more boxer and more fighter. I didn’t try to be a fighter. I tried to be fast. I think we’ll see that power back as once,” Porter said.