Tim Tszyu Aims to Rewrite History Against Sebastian Fund

Tim Tszyu Says to the “Rewrite History” When he Challenges Sebastian Fundor His WBC Junior Middleweight Title in Their Ratch at July 19th at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.

Tszyu-Fundora Rematch Preview

The Former WBO 154-LB Champion Tszyu (25-2, 18 Kos) is getting a Chance for Redemption After Losing His Title to a 12-round split decision Last Year in March. Tim’s Record is 1-2 in His Last Three Fights.

Fund (22-1-1, 14 kos) Seemed to Handle Tszyu Pretty Well. Tim Blames His Loss on Not Having a 10-week camp and suffering a cut in the second round. Boxing Fans See Tszyu’s Shotgun Approach With Excuses A As An Example Of A Fighter Who Can’t Ad Admit The Truth. Hey Just Wasn’t Good Enough.

“It’s A Great Opportunity. It’s Something I Need to Rewrite History. I’m Very Blessed to Be Back In This Opportunity,” Said Tim Tszyu Fighthype About His Rematch With the WBC Junior Middleweight Champion Sebastian Fundo July 19th.

Tszyu Is Getting With The Reminder Having Lost Two Out of His Last Three Fights And Not Beating A Top-15 Contender in Two Years. This is more of a Business-Level Battle Than a Sporting One Because Tszyu Doesn’t Deserve With A Rematch Fund.

Choosing Fundora Rematch

“As soon as the Fighted Finished (Against Joey Spencer), I Said, ‘I Want To Go Straight Into The Fire and Go Back Into Redemption.’ That Meant Fighting Against Fund, “Said Tszyu About Why He Chose Not to Fight Keith Thurman. Hey Wanted The Rematch With Fund.

It Makes Sense For Tszyu to Skip The Fight Against Old ‘One Time’ Thurman, Because That Would Have Would Have a No-Win Situation. Thurman has been star inactive, and he’s Old Now. No Matter How Good Tszyu Loked in That Fight, He Would Have Received Credit for The Victory Due to Thurman’s Time Out of the Ring and His Advanced Age.

“It’s Mixed Emotions Because of What Previously Happened, You Had To Go Thought in That Fight,” Said Tszyu About His Last Year Year to Fund. “So, I’m Going Back and I’m Reliving The Demons. But I’m Looking at It In A Real Positive Way.”

It Sounds Like Tszyu is Still Haunted by His Loss to Sebastian. I Just Hope Tim Knows What He’s Getting Into Himead With The Rematch, Because IF He Loseses to Found to Fund, It Could Be Life for Flashbacks. He could be eaten up by regret.

He’d be One of Those Types of Vets That One See the Walking Around The Block, Looking Gloomy. What Tim Should Have Fight Jorge Garcia Perez First. He’s Seen AS Fund 2.0 With The Long Arms And The Difficult High-Volume Punch Output.

Tszyu’s Loss Excuses

“What Can Happen In Fights What Got Morning What Got a Full Fighter Instead Of The Two Sparrings That Tszyu about why He Lost to Fund.

Tim’s Loss To Fundora Had Nothing To Do Him Not Getting a Full 10-Week Camp for The Fight. He fought The Same Way As He Did Againt Brian Mendoza, Carlos Ocampo, And Tony Harrison With Aggressive Approach. He tried to Fight with the aggression Against Fund, and that was unded. Fundo Had Too Much Size, Youth and Punch Output With Tzzyu To Deal.

“From rounds Three to Seven or I Wasn’t thinking. Fund. “I Felt Like I Was in Survival-Type Mode.

Tim’s Fight Memory

It sounds like Sounds Like Memory of the Fight is a Little Foggy Because He Wasn’t Fighting in Survival Mode. Tszyu Continued to Attack Sebastian as He’d been Doing, But he couldn’t Handle, The Weird Angles, and The Punches From The Long-Armed Fund to Hitting Him.

The Game Plan That Tszyu Was Using The Cut Was The Same As Hey Do Employs For His Fights. Tszyu Was On The Attack, Throwing Punches With Power, Trying To Score Quick Knockout.

“So, This Fight (Fundor Ratch), I’m going out and I’m Hoping to Stick to What I’m Good and Bring Out and Win Round Round,” Said Tszyu.

Tim Doesn’t Say What He’s Good At To Make His Rematch Any Different Than The Previous Fight. He was taking a Lot of Shots From Sebastian, Even Early in the Fight When he was slugging, and nothing changed. He hint to get hit. The Only Difference Was Hey Was Was At Blind At Times, But All the Time.