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Showing posts with label Robert Guerrero. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Robert Guerrero. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 21, 2015

Damage Report, With Keith Thurman


During NBC Sports' Premier Boxing Champions Post-Fight broadcast on the eleventh of April, 2015, Keith Thurman was interviewed. He had this to say about the headbutt damage he received against Robert Guerrero on the seventh of March, 2015:
 

"I suffered a hemotoma-a lump on my head-and, um, all the blood drained down into this eye. Over the next few days it went over into the next eye. Actually, I still have some stagnant blood underneath my eyes, even now."

Thurman still had visible marks under both eyes left over from what was this the day after his fight:

(Click for image posted by Keith to his fans to show the damage)


He said he started training a little bit the week before the interview. I happily await his return to the ring to see his campaign progress. Get well, Keith.



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Thursday, August 7, 2014

Steve Bunce on Marcos Maidana's chances with Floyd Mayweather Junior: Quote Spotlight




"I would be stunned if he freezes like Guerrero did. I would be stunned if shows the amount of respect that Cotto did. I would be stunned if he becomes as frustrated and absolutely lethargic as Alvarez did. All three of those, I think, should have done better. Guerrero I fancied to really push him. This kid won't be bothered, Jim. He is not bothered. He is not phased, and it's not an act. Will he win? I doubt it. Will he hurt him and catch him? I can guarantee you he will. I'm absolutely convinced."

~Steve Bunce, on the BoxNation broadcast of Floyd Mayweather Junior VS Marcos Rene Maidana, shortly before the match began.


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