Former unified welterweight champion Keith Thurman has stated that he has remained totally focused on his training, ignoring any external distractions. Thurman, who will face Sebastian Fundora for the WBC super welterweight title in Las Vegas, explained to World Boxing News that he isolated himself from the outside world. His concentration has intensified as the fight at the MGM Grand Garden Arena approaches.

Thurman has studied Fundora thoroughly, analyzing moments where the champion has been vulnerable in previous fights. The Florida boxer has emphasized that his preparation has focused exclusively on the March 28th fight.

Despite his focus on training, Thurman admits that he has a recurring image in mind as the fight approaches. He visualizes the moment when he wins the title and anticipates the words that will seal his triumph: "And the new WBC super welterweight champion of the world is, Keith One Time Thurman!".

After that moment, his priorities will focus on his family and friends, planning to spend quality time with them after the fight. Then, his goal will be to return home to his wife and three children, who will not be accompanying him to Las Vegas.

Beyond Fundora, Thurman recognizes that there are interesting opportunities depending on the outcome of the fight. He mentions the potential for a super fight with Xander Zayas in the future, and he will be attentive to the offers and contracts that may arise after March 28th.

Thurman revealed that he was unaware of the Super Bowl halftime show or the parties, as they did not align with his training regimen. He preferred to spend Sunday with his wife and children.

Thurman stated that he is not paying attention to what is happening in the boxing world or the achievements of others. He is totally focused on his preparation, working hard to be ready for the March 28th fight.

His dedication and focus are evident, and he eagerly awaits the moment to hear the words that will crown him champion. His priority is to deliver a great performance and return to his family safe and sound.

Phil Jay, Editor-in-Chief of World Boxing News (WBN) and a veteran boxing reporter with over 15 years of experience, is the author of this news. He has interviewed world champions, published international exclusives, and reported from ringside since 2010.

His extensive experience and knowledge of boxing allow him to offer a detailed and accurate perspective of Thurman's preparation and his expectations for the fight.