"It was a good war," said a disconsolate Tim Tszyu, having lost his undefeated record and his WBO super welterweight title to Sebastian Fundora at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas."It started off well. We knew he was awkward, tall, rangy, flicks that jab." What we did not know if that the fight would turn into a gory bloodbath, with Fundora's nose broken and pumping blood for the majority of the fight and a Tszyu would on his head would pour like a faucet for 10 rounds. "The cut, of course, played a part a bit," Tszyu admitted. "I couldn't see him, but no excuses. To say I fought in this arena, I want to come back and do it again if I can. I had one weeks' notice [after Fundora came in for Keith Thurman at late notice], it is what it is." The downbeat Australian said he wanted a rematch, but that he was open to any major fight at 154, including Errol Spence and Terence Crawford. Spence gate-crashed the ring afterwards to challenge Fundora, in a move Tszyu called "interesting" but Tszyu is also open to facing Spence.
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