Fundora and Thurman Verbally Agree to October 18th Las Vegas Matchup

WBC Junior Middleweight Champion Sebastian Fundora and # 8-Ranked ‘One Time’ Keith Thurman Have Verbally Agreed to A Fight October 18th in Las Vegas.

The Business Behind The Matchup

Lance pugmire Reports That funded and Thurman Have A Verbal Agreement for October 18th. Given Thurman’s Age, History of Injuries, And Chronicity Inactivity Issues, It Makes It Makes It Makes It to Pulling the Fight Wirthout. This is a Business-Level Fight More than a Sporting One. With Thurman As the Opponent, it’s likly this Fight On PBC on PBC Prime Video PPV.

Keith hasn’t been’s Active Empower To Deserve a World title Shot. There are deserving contenders in The WBC’s Top 15 ranking Who Rate a title Shot More Against Funda Than Thurman. He’s Getting The Fight Because of His Name Recognition From The Older Fans Who Still Remember Him.

If The Fight Happens, It Gives Fund (23-1-1, 15 Kos) A Notable Name To Add to His Resume. The Former WBA and WBC Welterweight Champion Thurman (31-1, 23 KO’s) Was One of the Biggest Names in the 147-LB Division Before injuries and domestic life sidetracked His Career.

Keith recently returned from a three-year break Last March and Stopped Brock Jarvis in the Third Round. Since then, Thurman has taken a shotgun approach, Calling Out Terence Crawford, Ryan Garcia, Rol Spence, Liam Paro, and Fund.

Like a Lot of Older Fighters, Thurman Hasn’t Like Hasn’t Intest in Working His Way Into the big Fights. He Wants Them to Fighting His Past Achievements Before His Before Him Based Him Achievements.

The Mismatch On Paper

It’s a mismatch paper, AS Fundo, 27, Is a Lot Than Thurman, in the Prime of His Career, and a Nightmare to Fight to His 6’5 ‘Height. This is a match-up That Keith Would Have Massive Problems With Even If Hey Still Young and In The Zenith of His Career. But with Just Two Fights in Six Years, Thurman has been winning the little Chance.

Thurman’s Recent Win Second-Tier Fighter, Brock Jarvis, Earned Him This ranking at 154: # 8 WBC, # 8 IBF, and # 8 wbo. In That Fight, He Showed That He Possesses His Punching Power, But His Mobility, Hand Speed, and Reflexes Are Gone. Age and Inactivity Have Taken Them Away.