Tszyu names Fundora's strengths

Alexandr Ormanji March 23, 2024, 12:36 p.m.

Tim Tszyu, the WBO world champion in the first middleweight division, named the strengths of his next opponent Sebastian Fundora. Tszyu noted his opponent's tall stature.

"I think it's obvious, honestly. He's tall. Yeah, he's great at using uppercuts because he has quite long uppercuts. A lot of people tried to beat him with the same plan - to get close to him because Sebastian is tall," Tszyu told FightHype.

The bout between Tszyu and Fundora will take place on March 30 in Las Vegas. At stake in this confrontation will be two championship belts in the first middleweight division: the WBO belt, which belongs to Tim, and the vacant WBC belt.

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