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Keith Thurman tells fans to split $75 PPV cost for Sebastian Fundora fight

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“You’re supposed to watch Keith Thurman cause you love boxing. Where’s your homies, where’s the broskies? Get the uncles, get the aunties, get your neighbor. Make a beautiful night come together. We will go blow for blow,” said Thurman to Shawn Porter’s channel.

The pitch shifts the focus away from the price itself and onto how fans can manage it. Instead of explaining why the fight is worth $75, Thurman is asking buyers to work around the cost, which has not landed well with fans already weighing the value of the card.

Fan reaction has been steady, and the backlash goes beyond the $75 price. The fight itself has not convinced buyers it belongs at that level, with concern tied as much to the matchup as the cost attached to it.

Thurman is coming straight back into a world title fight after a long stretch of inactivity, without any run of fights to rebuild his position, and that return has fed into the criticism. He is stepping into a championship bout at 154 against a younger, active titleholder, which leaves the pairing looking uneven on paper.

There is also the issue of whether this belongs on pay-per-view. Sebastian Fundora holds titles but has not been established as a pay-per-view headliner, while Thurman’s name recognition comes from an earlier stretch of his 19-year career rather than recent activity at the top of the division. Taken together, it does not read like a natural PPV main event.

The card adds to that view, with the supporting lineup lacking the kind of depth usually expected at this price point, leaving the full package closer to a standard broadcast than a premium event.

The fight still carries intrigue. Fundora’s style creates problems, and Thurman, 37, has the experience to adjust if he can still perform at a high level. That is usually what sells a fight.

Here, though, the focus has drifted to the price and how it is being explained. Thurman is asking fans to find a way to pay for it instead of showing them why they should want to. That is a tough sell, and it sounds like one.

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