By Scott Gilfoid: WBA interim welterweight champion Keith Thurman (23-0, 21 KOs) called out former IBF/WBA light welterweight champion Amir Khan (29-3, 19 KOs) on Friday, saying he wants to fight Khan before the end of the year if he’s interested in taking the fight.
Thurman said he realizes that Khan won’t be getting a fight against IBF welterweight champion in 2014, so he thinks the two of them should fight each other instead. Brook is still recovering from a knife attack and he’s not expected to fight again this year.
Thurman said that if he can’t get a fight against Khan, then he’ll gladly take a fight with Juan Manuel Marquez. That’s probably not going to happen though because Marquez is looking to fight for a world title, and the only belt that Thurman has is an interim title rather than a real title. That’s not what Marquez is looking for. He wants an actual title that he can add to his collection to help validate his career.
By Cameron Gillon: WBA interim welterweight champion Keith Thurman was at the final press conference for the Floyd Mayweather Jr vs. Marcos Maidana rematch this Saturday. Thurman always shows up to these type of fights to scout and look at future opponents. He plans on being at the fight on Saturday. 
By Dan Ech: I’m back BN24 reader fans with more disappointing news but first let me say thank you to everyone that has posted and re-posted, tweeted, shared this week in regards to BN24’s articles on Keith “One Time” Thurman aka Keith “Thunder” Thurman. Let me give you guys some quick numbers to show you guys what type of interest there was for Floyd Mayweather Jr: Thurman is too “Green” here at BN24.
By Don Ech: This past week I have written two articles on Keith “The Beast” Thurman aka Keith “Thunder” Thurman aka Keith “One Time” Thurman which have generated over 50+ comments each. 
By Don Esch: In a radio interview conducted by 
By Don Esch: In a one on one interview with undefeated interim WBA welterweight champion Keith “One Time” Thurman the question was asked “Keith a lot of fans say you are not “there” yet to get a major fight with the big names like Floyd Mayweather and you (Thurman) haven’t fought anyone to merit a major fight how do you feel about that“? 
By Gav Duthie: I’m trying to get my head around the fact that people think Kell Brook 33-0 (22) owes a fight to Keith ‘One Time’ Thurman 23-0 (21). To be honest I think Thurman should be flattered that Brook even mentioned him post fight. I can’t remember any American fighters dropping Kell Brook’s name in any interviews in the last five years. 
By Don Ech: The time is slowly but surely coming for the “Dark Horse” to appear and show his head and his powerful force of nature and that is none other than Keith “One Time” Thurman of Clearwater Florida. The definition of “Dark Horse” is defined as “A competitor or candidate about whom “little” is known but who unexpectedly wins and succeeds “and in my opinion that description fits Thurman totally. 
By Raj Parmar: As Kell Brook pulled off the upset against Shawn Porter this past weekend, the fighter that benefited most (other than Brook himself) was Keith “One Time” Thurman (23-0, 21KO’s).