It has been quite a while since Keith Thurman, the former WBA welterweight champion, stepped foot inside a boxing ring. Unlike many boxers, Thurman does not compete frequently, having fought only three times in the past five years. However, whenever Thurman does decide to fight, the world takes notice. After his last notable bout against Manny Pacquiao in 2019, Thurman will now face WBO junior middleweight king Tim Tszyu on March 30th in Las Vegas. Although Tszyu’s title will not be on the line, this scheduled 12-round fight is set to headline a pay-per-view event. The event will also feature WBA junior welterweight titlist Rolly Romero taking on Isaac Cruz. With Thurman’s impressive track record and Tszyu’s undefeated status, this clash of titans is undoubtedly a must-see event.

Keith Thurman’s only loss was to the legendary Manny Pacquiao. However, it is worth noting that Thurman put on an extraordinary performance that night, even after being knocked down early in the fight. His split decision loss showcased his resilience and skill. If Thurman can recapture his former glory this March, it will be fascinating to see him go up against the undefeated Tszyu. On the other hand, should Thurman show signs of rustiness or age, he could find himself in real trouble. Tim Tszyu, the son of renowned boxer Kostya Tszyu, has already made a name for himself in the ring. While he has yet to secure the much-anticipated fight with Jermell Carlo, Tszyu now finds himself on the brink of a legitimate, high-profile bout. The clash between Thurman and Tszyu has all the ingredients to be an electrifying showdown.

During the news conference in Los Angeles, both Keith Thurman and Tim Tszyu exuded confidence. Thurman appeared jovial and boisterous, while Tszyu seemed unfazed by his opponent’s demeanor. “They don’t call him ‘pit bull’,” Thurman joked, “but I want him to go tail tucked, head down back to his daddy in Australia.” In response, Tszyu calmly urged Thurman, “You bring that energy, man. I want that energy coming into the fight because when I do – and mark my words – I will knock you out in under 12 rounds.” Thurman, never one to back down, retorted, “You could try, my man, but you’re going to get more than energy. You’re going to get these hands, baby, all up in your face.” The banter continued as Tszyu scoffed, “You’re going to be running, and I’m going to be catching you like a little gazelle.” Thurman couldn’t resist a final jab, “I did not know flat-footed Mexicans were born in Australia. Mexican Tszyu, what you gonna do?” Despite the verbal sparring, both fighters made it clear that they are ready to face off in the ring.

As the countdown begins for the highly anticipated Thurman vs. Tszyu bout, the boxing world is buzzing with excitement. Fans are eager to witness the clash of styles and the potential fireworks that this matchup promises. Keith Thurman’s experience and determination will undoubtedly be tested by Tim Tszyu’s unbeaten record and hunger for glory. With the added attraction of Rolly Romero vs. Isaac Cruz, the pay-per-view event will deliver an action-packed night that fans won’t want to miss. Will Thurman prove that he hasn’t lost a step during his time away from the ring? Or will Tszyu solidify his status as a rising star in the boxing world? Only time will tell, but one thing is for sure – March 30th will be a night to remember for all boxing enthusiasts.

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