Keith ‘One Time’ Thurman will be returning to the ring next Saturday for his comeback fight against Mario Barrios. Many boxing fans will be intrigued to see what the former WBA/WBC will be welterweight champion has left.
Keith ‘One Time’ Thurman at 33 has a lot of lost time to make up after nearly three years out of the ring.
Keith ‘One Time’ Thurman says he’s going to be fighting for a world title in his next contest after his February 5th comeback fight against Mario Barrios.
Keith ‘One Time’ Thurman found out this week that his fight against Mario Barrios will be a WBC 147-lb title eliminator on February 5th to decide the mandatory challenger for champion Errol Spence Jr.
Keith ‘One Time’ Thurman believes he’s the “dark-horse” contender that will come from the back of the pack to defeat the top welterweights Errol Spence Jr.
Keith ‘One Time’ Thurman says he’s not washed up, and he’s going to prove it to the fans that purchase his FOX PPV fight against Mario Barrios on February 5th.
Keith ‘One Time’ Thurman makes his long-awaited comeback next month against Mario Barrios on February 5th in what he hopes will be a fight that leads to a title shot in the summer against one of the welterweight champions.
Keith Thurman makes his comeback next month against Mario Barrios on February 5th, and the fight will tell fans whether he had enough left to regain his #1 status at welterweight.
Keith ‘One Time’ Thurman insists that he’s not a washed-up fighter, and he still has a lot to give the sport as he heads towards yet another comeback fight on February 5th against Mario Barrios on FOX PPV at Michelob Ultra Arena in Las Vegas.
Keith ‘One Time’ Thurman wants to put in a good performance against Mario Barrios on February 5th and then use the victory as a launching pad to get him a title shot against Terence Crawford, Errol Spence Jr.,