Tim Tszyu believes she will be re -broadcast with WBC junior middleweight champion Sebastian Fundora on July 19, a lot of other battle will be, as he will not be a disadvantage of an early cut. If Tszyu loses the rematch, he will have to confront the truth that he is not good enough.
Former WBO 154-pound champion Tszyu (25-2, 14 COs) gets a re-broadcast with Fundora (22-1-1, 14 COs), despite having a record of 1-2 in his last three fights. This is not an ideal record for a challenger, but Tszyu remains popular in its native Australia.
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They will fight on the bottom map of Manny Pacquiao against Mario Barrios in the Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. The event will be pointed out Amazon Prime Video ppv.
Tszyu’s cut: Was it the blame?
“The disadvantage that I had was much easier for the first time. The second time it’s going to be a very different battle, ‘said Tim Tszyu Fighting type on his re -broadcast against Sebastian Fundora on July 19.
It would be an error for Tszyu to put the entire debt on his loss to the cuts he sustained in the second round of an elbow of Fundora. Tszyu hit very well before the cut took place, and you could see that it would be a long night.
“There will be several game plans on both websites, and they will have to be adjusted. I’m not sure what he’s going to bring out first, but I’m not really focused on it. He will have to go with what I have to show,” Tszyu said about his fight with Fundora.
Tszyu does not have the range of Box Fundora, and he cannot match Fundora’s high pentons production. Tim’s only path to victory would be that he was beating him, and he was going to be beaten a lot while trying. Tszyu cannot think Fundora is up against the ropes as his last opponent, Joseph Spencer, did.
Tszyu: Systematic breakdown of opponents?
“I can break down someone systematically And be patient with it. There is a wide variety of things you can do against such an opponent. You have to be able to do this from one and slowly take up the pace, ”says Tszyu.
What Tszyu says about “systematically” breaking down an opponent sounds good, but his recent victory against Joseph Spencer was at a low-level opponent. It’s easy to sound like an expert if you fight that level of fighters.
Tszyu failed in his third round loss of IBF junior middleweight champion Bakhram Muratazaliev in October last year, and he struggled in his loss of Fundora last year. If he could break down an opponent, why didn’t he do it against Bakhram and Fundora?
Tszyu looked lost in both of these fights, and he had no answers in his power to adjust. It was much worse in his loss of Murtazaliev. He continued to load straight into his blows and fall repeatedly.
Last updated on 07/01/2025
