- Brock Jarvis no longer works closely with Jeff Fenech
- It was once the most promising association in Australian boxing
- Jarvis, 27, fights with the American Keith Thurman in Sydney on March 12
The Australian boxer Brock Jarvis has sensationally thrown Jeff Fenech's decorated coach before his fight against the United States star, Keith Thurman, on March 12.
Jarvis, 27, has also raised his eyebrows after Nrl Curtis Scott's bad boy requested a last minute license to be in his corner.
The couple are close friends, often train together.
NOTS CORP He has reported that the four -time Fnenech world champion will still attend the fight in Hordern Pavilion, but will not have an official role at night.
Fenech remained with tight lips when asked about development, stating that “Brock makes his own decisions and I have nothing wrong to say about Curtis Scott.”
But it is understood that the 'Marrickville Mauler' is devastated behind the scene since working with Jarvis was possibly the most promising association in Australian boxing.
The Australian boxer Brock Jarvis has sensationally left coach Jeff Fenech before his fight against the United States star, Keith Thurman, on March 12
Jarvis has also raised his eyebrows after the former bad boy from Nrl Curtis Scott (in the photo) requested a last minute license to be in their corner: the couple are close friends already often train together
The four -time world champion Fenech will attend the fight in Hordern Pavilion, but will not have an official role at night
Jarvis also went out with Fnech's daughter, Kayla, who is now the partner of Nrl's star Bradman Best.
The United States star Welter Thurman, 36, has an imposing 30-1 race record, which includes 22 qualifying victories, but his last fight was in February 2022.
But if Jarvis was intimidated, he wasn't showing it.
'I think I am better in general. I think I'm faster on my feet. I think I have faster hands, “Jarvis said this week.
I think I have more power. I think I'm smarter with my approach.
“So these are all my attributes that I am going to put into play on the night of fighting and I think it will be too much for him.”
Jarvis, whose only defeat was against his Australian partner Liam unemployed in 2022, also declared that Thurman “hits his blows” and “is not really a battery of power.”
Scott, who won a NRL prime minister with Melbourne's storm in 2017, is undefeated in his four fights of his heavy career to date.
He was finally exiled from the NRL due to crimes of domestic violence with former partner Tay -Leiha Clark who developed on a Sydney court, and was also involved in an incident with his teammate John Bateman when he was in the Raiders.
Scott was also in a legal battle with the NSW police that surrounded an 'illegal' arrest in 2020 on the outskirts of the Sydney CBD.