Sebastian Fundora’s victory over Tim Tszyu has set the stage for a high-stakes showdown with Terence Crawford. The WBO has made it clear that the new champion must defend his title against Crawford within 180 days. The pressure is on for Fundora to prove himself against one of the best fighters in the world.
The WBO has outlined specific terms and conditions for the negotiation process between Fundora and Crawford’s camps. Both parties have 20 days to reach an agreement, with the clock starting on a specified date. Should they fail to come to terms, purse bid proceedings will be initiated with a minimum bid set at $200,000.
Fundora, standing at an imposing 6’5″, will have a significant height advantage over Crawford. This physical attribute has been a key factor in Fundora’s success in the ring. However, Crawford is a proven fighter who is making his debut in the junior middleweight division. The clash of styles and strengths between the two boxers promises an intriguing match-up.
Terence Crawford’s track record speaks for itself. He is a fighter who knows nothing but victory. If he can establish his dominance early in the fight, as Tszyu did against Fundora before succumbing to an accidental cut, Crawford may have the upper hand. Fundora will need to be at his best to withstand Crawford’s relentless pressure and skill in the ring.
While Fundora-Crawford is not yet a confirmed bout, the prospect of these two fighters facing off is exhilarating for boxing fans. The clash of styles, the height differential, and the pedigree of both fighters all point to a potentially explosive match. If the fight comes to fruition, it will be a true test of Fundora’s mettle against one of the sport’s elite competitors.
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