As for this fight, it's done deal already, hopefully we can see a good fight or even upset win from Thurman, who knows.
It's not impossible to happen, Spence has not fought a boxer like Thurman, and although he had one lose he was never been dominated by his opponent in the ring, his loss to Manny Pacquiao was a close one, so I will not count Thurman out, I mean he still has something to prove and he can definitely upset Spence who is the heavy favorite.
This fight, it gives us real entertainment as Spence will surely be busy protecting himself and looking for the perfect timing to hurt Thurman.
I'm just a little worried about Thurman's weak spot, his body.
If it wasn't for Pacquiao's early knockdown, the fight could've been owned by Keith because the judge's score wasn't that huge in gap but unfortunately that wasn't the case as he was surprised by the Philippine legend. So anyway, that's more than enough evidence to believe that Keith truly stand a chance against Spence and that he might be the one who will surprise us this time.
Well I can't deny that I would like Thurman to be able to give a big surprise, I know something I would really like, honestly the one who has the advantage here is Spence, and of course they also have a lot to lose if they lose against Thurman, so they don't I think it will only leave him so easy, however Spence is one of those boxers who will not leave anything in the air or leave eggs, he will start with everything from the beginning, I think that because of his style he will seek to make a knockout I don't know what a hunch tells me, that way they will finish sealing their supremacy (if they succeed) otherwise, I think they will be able to put on a good show.
Spence will defend his title and like what you mentioned he will take everything to secure a win, either to use more defensive
stop and not to give Thurman a chance to throw a solid combination,
Or, he can be more aggressive and try to KO Thurman in the early rounds, it will be defended from how they will prepare.
The good thing here is we will see who will shine up once they already inside the ring.
Yes, I think it will be that way, I don't see any other way, Thurman will also seek to keep the title, he is a boxer who looks like he really wants it, but I say something, where Thurman beats Spence it would be like a bump for everything, as for himself as well as for the high rollers, because I have not seen much support for Thurman, some in their mocking tone say that this will be like an exhibition for Spence, sometimes we can be very sure of a result due to the high category of a boxer, but it is not good to underestimate the other so much, I say that if he is there it is for something and because he has a sufficient level.
Therefore, the best thing to do for him is just to make sure he'll not fight Crawford and just look for opponents that he has a better chance of winning.
And that led Spence to fight Keith Thurman instead but the crazy thing here is, he will defend his 3 titles at 147 lbs at 154 weight division lol.
Maybe if Spence wins against Thurman, he needs to decide whether to continue at 154 or not. If he continues at 154, he should give up his titles at 146, and with that being said, it will be vacant and Crawford now has a chance to fight for a unification fight.
But with the way things are happening, looks like even the boxing council themselves like WBC don't want their baby boy Spence to be faced by Crawford.
This is something that sometimes I don't understand, I don't know how bad it is that he has to fight against Crawford, what we have here is something that Spence can play or not, in the case that we have seen in boxing, Inoue already does He did it to rise in the category, the fact of renouncing his titles did nothing to him, and this is something he assumed without any oprble, I think that these things are viable to do, first because he knows that those titles continue to renounce them even Being his, I think the same thing could happen to Spence, and just not seeing Crawford is something that I don't think is worth it, that's how I see it.