Sebastian Fundora: record, next fight and profile →
In this week’s mailbag, we tackle your thoughts on the three shows over Cinco de Mayo weekend, as well as this weekend’s main event involving Sebastian Fundora vs. Chordale Booker.
You could understand if other junior middleweights weren’t rushing to fight Sebastian Fundora before. Now he has the chance to establish a strong legacy as a holder of two world title belts.
There’s no weight class in boxing right now quite like the junior middleweight division, writes Eric Raskin.
Chordale Booker knows he is the underdog, but that doesn’t mean he is resigned to defeat against Sebastian Fundora in Saturday's main event in Las Vegas.
In conversations with several junior middleweights and their representatives, the long and strong Sebastian Fundora is viewed mostly as the rightful top dog at 154.
This is our pick of the week not because of the main event itself at Michelob Ultra Arena in Las Vegas, but rather because of what it will hopefully set up: Bigger fights against the top names in a talented weight class.
The unified junior middleweight champion discusses the success of his fellow champion sister Gabriella, as well as the fallout of his proposed fight with Errol Spence Jnr.
Keith Thurman followed his victory over Brock Jarvis by insisting he isn’t committed to fighting Tim Tszyu
Sebastian Fundora previews his March 22 title defense against Chordale Booker, reflecting on his year-long layoff, missed matchup with Errol Spence Jr., and the strength of the junior-middleweight division.
Lance Pugmire speaks to TGB Promotions' Tom Brown on some of the hottest fighters in the sport, and the necessity of inactivity at times.