Tim Tszyu: record, next fight and profile →
LAS VEGAS – A jubilant Sebastian Fundora spoke to the media after his bloody and pulsating 12-round split decision victory over Tim Tszyu at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas tonight and immediately started looking ahead to more big nights.
In one of the bloodiest battles in modern boxing, Sebastian Fundora earned a split decision win over previously unbeaten Tim Tszyu at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
CompuBox Punch Stats: Tim Tszyu-Sebastian Fundora
Errol Spence Jr.’s interest in fighting the winner of Saturday night’s Tim Tszyu-Sebastian Fundora WBO-WBC junior-middleweight title bout adds a curious wrinkle to where this was supposed to be headed
Tim Tszyu has shone under the neon lights of Sin City this week...
Sebastian Fundora’s coach and father says he has one job on fight night, and that is to be a trainer, not a dad
Tim Tszyu believes that his fight on Saturday evening with Sebastian Fundora is the latest demonstration of a “golden era” for Australian boxing. The WBO light-middleweight champion is the main attraction of the promotion that is launching the collaboration between Premier Boxing Champions and Amazon Prime, which takes place 24 hours after his fellow Australian Liam Wilson fought Oscar Valdez. On May 12 George Kambosos Jr fights the great Vasyl Lomachenko in Perth, on June 15 Liam Paro challenges Subriel Matias, and Jai Opetaia is the finest cruiserweight in the world.
‘It’s Time For A New World Champion’ – Michael Zerafa
Brian Mendoza (22-3, 16 KOs) prides himself on staying in always shape. So when Saturday's PBC card was rejigged and Serhii Bohachuk (23-1, 23 KOs) was left without a dance partner, Mendoza was ready to field the call.
With Tim Tszyu fighting Sebastian Fundora on Saturday, the perception is that we’re living in a golden age of Australian boxing. And although that's true, the roots of Aussie boxing greatness run deep.