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Sebastian Fundora’s recent triumph over undefeated junior middleweight titlist Tim Tszyu was nothing short of impressive. However, it’s hard to ignore the impact of an accidental head gash on Tszyu that significantly altered the course of the fight. The injury not only hindered Tszyu’s performance but also raised questions about the outcome of the match
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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
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One of the first things that stands out about Sebastian Fundora is his impressive height. Standing at over six and a half inches tall, he towers over many of his opponents in the junior middleweight division. This gives him a distinct advantage in the ring, especially when facing someone like Tim Tszyu, who is five
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The fight between Dalton Smith and Jose Zepeda in Sheffield, England, took an unexpected turn when the rising junior welterweight landed a straight and perfectly thrown shot that ended up dropping Zepeda. Despite Smith’s success in landing clean shots throughout the match, it was still a surprise to witness him hurting the gritty Zepeda enough
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Mike Tyson, a name synonymous with boxing greatness, continues to carry a legacy that transcends time. Known as “Iron Mike”, Tyson’s intimidating presence in the ring still captivates fans around the world. Despite his age, Tyson’s skill and power have not diminished, as demonstrated by his recent training videos showcasing his lethal combinations and unmatched
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A highly anticipated fight night at the Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas featured an IBF and WBA lightweight title eliminator between the undefeated William Zepeda and Maxie Hughes. This main event of a DAZN broadcast card promised to be a thrilling showdown between two talented fighters. From the opening bell, it was evident that Zepeda meant