Sebastian Fundora has no excuse for buying Tim Tszyu, saying his performance has affected his performance, which he believes has led to his losses to Tszyu last year. Fundora (22-1-1, 14 Kos) said Tszyu (25-2, 18 Kos) kept staring at him during the fight and did not blink when they encountered difficulties after the fighter was cut.
Tszyu’s cut is not a factor
Tszyu did open his eyes throughout the game. Blood poured in from a cut on the scalp that Tim encountered in the second round when he encountered Fundora’s left elbow and tried to hit him.
WBC Junior Middleweight Champion Fundora will rematch on July 19 at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. The event will be PBC PPV exist Main video. The price of the card is $59.99.
“This battle was the biggest fight of my career and I could feel it. Usually, it’s the next fight, but it’s a fight,” Sports on Prime About his rematch against Sebastian Fundora on July 19.
Unfair tszyu title?
The problem some fans have is that despite a 1-2 record in his last three games, Tszyu is still the title against Fundora. Last October, Tim was defeated by IBF junior high school champion Bakhram Murtazaliev.
Tszyu’s only victory since then was against the low-ranking Joseph Spencer last April, a battle of confidence and helping people. Fans believe there are more worthwhile contenders in the WBC rankings, and they have been waiting for the world championship against Fundora.
Tszyu was allowed to skip their fight for the world championship, which was unfair, and he lost twice in the last three games. He essentially lost the title against Sebastian, and his excuse was not with anyone. He didn’t want to face the fact that he wasn’t good enough, like Barkram obliterated him.
Tim’s “short camp” claim
Tszyu talked about his match against Fundora, in contrast to his brief notice last year’s match against Sebastian: “I can study him, adapt to him, not only have to be with a week of company. Be able to have a proper camp.” “As I said before, he should have killed me when he has a chance. In the first few rounds, I felt in control.”
As you can see, Tszyu mentioned that he had a brief camp last year to fight Fundora. It’s another excuse for Tim to try and paint what happened, rather than owning the loss and admitting to fans that better fighters beat him.
It’s obvious that Fundora’s height, long arms and high fist output are TSZYU’s nightmare. He was not used to a tall man throwing so many punches, which overwhelmed his ability to stop the incoming fire. Tszyu’s habit of loading in a single shot does not match the bombing of Fundora.
Funding on Tszyu’s vision
“In boxing, things change so quickly,” Fundora said. “The whole battle, I saw him looking into my eyes. I don’t think the cuts were bothering him at all. It’s not that he blindly or closed his eyes. I can’t see my eyes. He kept looking at the whole thing. Just like me. Just like me. I was in awe from my nose. There were a few times when the blood came into my eyes, but this was what we did in the box.
Sebastian disagreed with Tszyu’s excuse, believing it was an attempt by him to explain his losses to fans. Fundora’s comments show that he disagrees with Tszyu’s attempt to make the truth.
Last updated on July 4, 20125
