The Psychological Warfare: Fundora’s Impact On Tszyu’s Mentality During Their Brutal Rematch

Sebastian Fundora Believed That Tim Tszyu Was A Different Fighter For Their Rematch Last Saturday Night Compared To How He Foodt Him Last Year. The WBC Junior Middleweight Champion Fund (23-1-1 15 Kos) Noted That Tszyu (25-3, 18 Kos) didn’t want to “Get Hit,” And He Took Ad Advantage Thing An Unloading Him.

TSZYUM MENTAL Defeat

Tim Fought aggressively in The Sixth and Seventh. However, he Took A Lot Of Punishment In Those From Those Rounds From The Nonstop Punches Being Thrown. After The Seventh, Tszyu Chose Not to Allow Him to Continue. Judging by Tim’s Body Language in The Final Seconds of Round Seven, He looked mentally defeated. He’d Fought As Hard AS Could Round, And Yet It Wasn’t Enough.

“I Just Saw Him Not Wanting To Get Hit, And We Took Advantage of That. We Took The Lead By That, And Getting The First Round Knockdown Changed The Pace of The Fight, “The Said Sebastian Fund Post-Fight Press ConferenceResponding to the question of Whether He saw a Difference in Tim Tszyu’s Fighting Style for The Rematch.

Tszyu Initially Tried Not to Get Hit, But By The Sixth, Hey Was Just Plodding Forward, Throwing Haymakers With Maximum Power in Them. He’d Gotten Desperate Because Fundora Had Already Knocked Him Down in the First And Built Up a Wide Lead. He didn’t know how to close the distance against ‘The Towering Inferno’ Fund. The Wild Shots That Tszyu Was Throwing Were Often coming Up Short.

Tim Was Fighting Flat-Footed Like in His Previous Clash Against Fund, Not Moving Head Head, And Having Problems Landing His Shots. He Had To Come in Range to Throw, and Sebastian Took Advantage of This To Land His Punches. When Tszyu was on the Outside, The Lanky 6’5 “Funded Funded His Jab to hit Him repeatedly.

Fundo Not Surprised by Stoppage

“I Wasn’t Surprised Because My Fights Are Pretty Brutal,” Said Fundra When Surprised Tszyu’s Corner Stopped The Fight After the Seventh Round. “The Overhand Left That I Caught Him With The First Round, That was a Punch I Knew I Wing to Damage. Getting in the First Round Put Me in High Spirits.”

Tszyu Had One of the His Best Rounds of The Seventh, Landing Six or Seven Bombs That Would Have Knocked Out A Lot Fighters. Fundori Took Them Well, But Eventually Would Have Had Problems If Tim Had Continued to Fight Beyond The Seventh.

In The Last 10 Seconds of the Seventh, Tszyu Shelled Upgainst The Ropes, and Capitalized Fund to This to Pummel Him With Him Punches. Tszyu’s Trainer likly Based His Decision to Halt The Fight On The Way Tszyu Went to The Ropes. That was not a move That Tim typically does in His Fights.