Sebastian Fundora said he thinks Tim Tszyu was a different fighter compared to the way he fought him last Saturday night. WBC Junior Middleweight Champion Fundora (23-1-1 15 KO) noted that Tszyu (25-3, 18 KOS) didn’t want to “take a hit” and he took advantage of this by uninstalling him.
tszyum psychological failure
Tim had an active fight in sixth and seventh place. However, he received a lot of punishment in both rounds, due to Fundora’s uninterrupted punches. After the seventh time, Tszyu chose not to allow him to continue. Judging by Tim’s body language, in the last few seconds of the seventh round, he looked mentally defeated. He did his best in that round, but it wasn’t enough.
“I just saw that he didn’t want to be hit, We took advantage of this. We took the lead from it and got the first knockout to change the pace of the battle. ” Post-war press conferenceanswered the question whether he saw Tim Tszyu’s fighting style differ.
Tszyu initially tried not to get hit, but to sixth place he just walked forward and threw the maximum power towards the Haymakers. He was desperate because Fundora had knocked him out and established a wide lead. He didn’t know how to close the distance to the “Stall Inferno” Fundora. The wild shots of Tszyu throwing are usually short.
Tim, like the previous clash, did not shake his head, and had problems with the shot, and Tim fought in a clash with Fundora. He had to go into range to throw, and Sebastian used that to get his fist. While Tszyu was outside, the tall 6’5-inch Fundora repeatedly hit him with a piercing.
Fundora is not surprised by the shutdown
“I’m not surprised because my fight is very cruel,” Tszyu’s corner stopped fighting after the seventh round when asked if he was surprised. “I grabbed his left hand in the first round, and it was a punch I knew I would cause damage. Going into the first round, I was excited.”
Tszyu won one of his best fights in Game 7, hitting six or seven bombs, which would beat a lot of fighters. Fundora performed well, but if Tim continues to fight beyond seventh, he will end up having problems.
In the last 10 seconds of the seventh second, Tszyu shelled the ropes and paid the capital to hit him with a punch. Tszyu’s trainers may decide to stop the battle based on how Tszyu enters the rope. This is not a move Tim usually takes in combat.
Last updated on July 20, 20125
