. >> all right, mauro, thank you very much. keith, congratulations to you. your thoughts on the split decision victory? >> you know, the judges are judges, man. i thought i outboxed him. i thought it was a clear victory, you know. but danny he came to fight, so if a judge likes his fight style they didn't like that i was moving backwards, i understand. but overall you heard the scorecard, there was a wide spread, and i knew when it would split and i heard that wide spread that it had to go to me. this is your boy keith "one time" thurman, and still champion of the world. one time became two times, baby. ain't no robberies happening tonight. >> to unify this title and to do it. but in the later rounds, did you feel you were far enough ahead and gave some of those rounds away and almost by the basis of this split decision 115-113 on the card to win, might have given this fight away? >> not give it away. if there was anything, it would have been closer to a draw. you know, but i was not giving the fight away. we-- it was, like-- it was like winning the race fas

. >> all right, mauro, thank you very much. keith, congratulations to you. your thoughts on the split decision victory? >> you know, the judges are judges, man. i thought i outboxed him. i thought it was a clear victory, you know. but danny he came to fight, so if a judge likes his fight style they didn't like that i was moving backwards, i understand. but overall you heard the scorecard, there was a wide spread, and i knew when it would split and i heard that wide spread that it had to go to me. this is your boy keith "one time" thurman, and still champion of the world. one time became two times, baby. ain't no robberies happening tonight. >> to unify this title and to do it. but in the later rounds, did you feel you were far enough ahead and gave some of those rounds away and almost by the basis of this split decision 115-113 on the card to win, might have given this fight away? >> not give it away. if there was anything, it would have been closer to a draw. you know, but i was not giving the fight away. we-- it was, like-- it was like winning the race fas

. >> all right, mauro, thank you very much. keith, congratulations to you. your thoughts on the split decision victory? >> you know, the judges are judges, man. i thought i i thought it was a clear victory, you know. but danny he came to fight, so if a judge likes his fight style they didn't like that i was moving backwards, i understand. but overall you heard the scorecard, there was a wide spread, and i knew when it would split and i heard that wide spread that it had to go to me. this is your boy keith "one time" thurman, and still champion of the world. one time became two times, baby. ain't no robberies happening tonight. >> to unify this title and to do it. but in the later rounds, did you feel you were far enough ahead and gave some of those rounds away and almost by the basis of this split decision 115-113 on the card to win, might have given this fight away? >> not give it away. if there was anything, it would have been closer to a draw. you know, but i was not giving the fight away. we-- it was, like-- it was like winning the race fast start, you k

in italy's serie a, a nine minute hat—trick in the first half from mauro icardi set the tone for inter—1. ever banega also notched a hat—trick as inter move up to fourth, while roma and napoli who are second and third respectively kept up their chase of juventus at the top. in the german bundesliga, schalke beat augsburg 3—0 ending a six—game run without a win, while hamburg made it consecutive wins as they continue their resurgence with a 2—1 victory over borussia moenchengladbach. feyenoord are four points clear at the top of the dutch eredivisie thanks to a hat—trick from denmark's nicolaijoergensen that helped them to a 5—2 win over az alkmaar. in the scottish premiership, the glasgow derby ended i—i. celtic, who've won 26 out of 28 games this season, took the lead through stuart armstrong. but, with just a few minutes left, rangers equalised. 38—year—old defender clint hill got the goal denying the hoops what would have been a 23rd successive league win with new manager pedro caixinha watching on from the stands as he prepares to take over on monday. and congratulations to japanes

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