Sebastian Fundora says he believed that Tim Tszyu was another fighter last Saturday night for their re -broadcast compared to how he fought him last year. The WBC Junior Middleweight Champion Fundora (23-1-1 15 costs) noted that Tszyu (25-3, 18 COs) does not want to get “hitting”, and he utilized it by loading him.
Tszyum spiritual defeat
Tim fought aggressively in sixth and seventh place. However, he made a lot of punishment in both the rounds of the uninterrupted blows thrown by Fundora. After seventh place, Tszyu chose not to allow him to continue. Judging by Tim’s body language in the final seconds of round seven, he looked spiritually defeated. He fought as hard as possible in that round, and yet it wasn’t enough.
“I just saw him not want to hit, And we used it. We took the lead and changed the first round of the fight, ”said Sebastian Fundora Press conference after battleand respond to whether he saw a difference in Tim Tszyu’s fighting style for the re -broadcast.
Tszyu initially tried not to be hit, but by sixth place he just threw forward and threw haymakers with a maximum force in them. He became desperate because Fundora had beaten him in the first time and built a wide lead. He did not know how to close the distance against ‘The Tower Inferno’ Fundora. The wild shots that Tszyu threw were regularly lacking.
Tim fought, as in his previous collision against Fundora, did not move his head and had trouble getting his shots. He had to get within reach to throw, and Sebastian used it to land his push. When Tszyu was on the outside, the Lanky 6’5 “Fundora used its stitch to hit him repeatedly.
Fundora not surprised by downtime
“I wasn’t surprised because my fights are pretty brutal,” Fundora said when asked if he was surprised that Tszyu’s angle stopped the fight after the seventh round. “The upper hand I left with which I caught him in the first round, it was a punch I knew I would do harm. Getting in the first round put me in a great spirit. “
Tszyu had one of his best rounds of the fight in seventh place and landed six or seven bombs that many fighters would have knocked out. Fundora took them well, but would have had trouble if Tim was to fight further than seventh place.
In the last ten seconds of seventh place, Tszyu shot up against the ropes, and Fundora used this to Pumn with bumps. Tszyu’s coach probably based his decision to stop the fight on the road Tszyu to the ropes. It wasn’t a move Tim usually does in his fights.
Last updated on 07/20/2025
