USA: Thurman threatens legend Pacquiao again

M/S Filipino senator and boxer Manny Pacquiao and US boxer Keith Thurman square-up before final press conference, Las Vegas
M/S Journalists record press conference
SOT, Keith Thurman, American boxer: "For me it just puts me in the fight mode when I let him know he, you know, he ain't going to do nothing. With them little T-Rex arms, he's about to get, you know, beat up. I get to punch a senator in the face, you know, he's going to feel it and if he's upset about it, you know, he can do something about it Saturday night."
SOT, Manny Pacquiao, Filipino boxer and senator: "I mean, it's easy to say, but I don't know if it's easy to do it in the ring. You know me, I've been in this sport for more than 30 years, so my experience will prove it."
W/S Press conference
SOT, Keith Thurman, American boxer: "Saturday night is going to be just one hell of a night and, you know, I've been saying it over and over again, but don't be surprised if Manny Pacquiao goes night, night. Thank you so much."
M/S Journalists record press conference
SOT, Manny Pacquiao, Filipino boxer and senator: "In my training camp we did a lot. We did our best in training. I think, I believe, we are really 100 per cent condition, physically, mentally and most of all spiritually. I am sure my opponent work hard, train hard for Saturday. So I expect that, expecting a good fight."
W/S Journalists record press conference
M/S Pacquiao and pose for photos with belts
W/S Pacquiao, Thurman and entourages pose for photos with belts
W/S Pacquiao, Thurman and entourages pose for photos with belts
SCRIPT
Keith Thurman once again promised to end boxing legend Manny Pacquiao's career at their final press conference from Las Vegas's MGM Grand on Wednesday.
"He ain't going to do nothing, warned Thurman (29-0, 22KOs), who hails from the Sunshine State: Florida. "With them little T-Rex arms, he's about to get beat up. I get to punch a senator in the face, he's going to feel it."
For his part, Pacquiao (61-7-2, 39 KOs) sought to tone down the rhetoric, promising a "good fight" for fans. However, the 40-year-old Philippines senator, who goes by the nickname Pacman, will have to up his game against the undefeated American.
The only eight-division world champion in the history of boxing will be defending his WBA welterweight title in Las Vegas on Saturday.