we never really know what goes on behind the scenes, yes alexander may have offered him out buy equally they may have lowballed him with a poor offer
maybe yeh but he goes on like hes desperate for a big fight why not take it anways, i wouldnt say alexander wouldnt wanna fight him but yeah its too complicated with all the promoters ect
Floyd should fight Thurman. It could be a great win for him later on, depending on how Thurman does afterwards.
Diaz got his attention in the 3rd, but it was a round Thurman still won handily. JSK went for broke, ate tons of counters, and got pretty much shut out before the stoppage - and yes, managed to connect a bit on Thurman and dissuade him from brawling openly with him. Chaves stunned him in the seventh when they went to war. Both landed tons of flush shots, actually proving the solidity of their chins. None of those guys are massive punchers at welterweight, but all their hands are heavy enough. The isolated occasions listed above don't portent anything to worry about with Thurman's punch resistance.
Mark my words, when the time comes, he is going to get hit by a 147 power puncher as he is getting KOd.