Boxing Results: Fundora Dominates: Tszyu Quits in Seventh Brutal Bout

WBC Junior Middleweight Sebastian Fund (23-1-1, 15 kos) Like a Machine Tim Tim Thim Tszyu (25-3, 18 Kos) to the Round Ended At Saturday Night at The MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.

(Credit: No Limit Boxing)

Tszyu Quits After Round Seven

Tszyu Had Reasonably Well in the Seventh Round, But in the Last 30 Seconds, Unloaded Funds on Him with Him Punches of the Steady Bombardment. Wisely, Tim Chose Not to Come out for Round Eight.

Funding Dropped tszyu in Round One, and Had Him Looking Shell-Shocked, Walking Around in A Daze Through Rounds Two Through Four. Tszyu Showed Signs of Life in Rounds Five, Six, And Seven, But He was taking a Brutal Pounding From The 6’5 “Fund.

Punch stats

– Sebastian Fundora – 152 of 596 Punches for 26%

– Tim tszyu – 72 of 204 for 35%

“He’s not finished at The Top Level. He’s Just Not Going To Be Able to Beat Sebastian Fundo,” Said Shawn Porter Fox Sports AustraliaReacting to tszyu’s loss to fundor Tonight. “He’ll More Than Likely See Sebastian Again Unless He’s Able To Tryly Work His Way Back. That’s Another Situation. You’re Got Guys Coming Up.

Tszyu Not Finished at Top

“He Can Still Get It Against Elite Guys,” Said Porter About Tszyu. “It’s Going to Australia A Little While. When He’s No Telling Who is Name Is Going, But I Don’t Believe Tim Is On The World Stage, Primarily Because Height Fight Very Hard, Very Courageously.

“We’re Now in the Sport Where You Bring To Stands, Not What Your Status Is, Your Wins And Your Losses,” Said Porter.

The Fans Won’t Keep Showing Up for Tszyu’s Fights in Australia Forever IF HE Continues to Suffer Losses. He’s Going To Get Diminishing Returns With Fewer And Fewer Fans Turning Up to See Him. That’s What Happened to Australian George Cambosos Jr. When he started losing. Hey Went Fighting In A Huge 50,000 Stadium to A Smaller Venue, And It Shows That You Have To Be Able to Bring in The Fans. It’s No Different in Australia Than It Is In The US