Is Spencer done? Fundola thinks he can win

Sebastian Furdora says his next defense of his WBC and WBO junior middleweight titles “should” be against Errol Spence. Fans had mixed feelings about the 6-foot-5 1/2-inch Fundora going up against a seemingly exhausted Spence, who has struggled since his Oct. 10, 2019, crash. good.

Has Spencer washed it?

Since 2020, Errol has fought just three times in the past four years and has been out of the ring since a ninth-round knockout of Terrence Crawford on July 30, 2023. In that fight, Spence looked like a broken shell of the boxer he had been years before.

Spence's activities since 2020

– Terrence Crawford: 9 losses by TKO
– Yodenis Ugas: UD 12 wins
– Danny Garcia: UD 12 wins

His reflexes, speed and strength were gone. He was beaten by Crawford, who looked better than he actually was due to Spence's physical exertion. In interviews and fights, you could tell something wasn't right with Spencer. He sounded like he had a mouth full of marbles and spoke very slowly.

Since Sebastian defeated WBO 154-pound champion Tim Tsyu earlier this year on March 30 of this year, Fundola (21 wins, 1 draw, 1 loss, 13 KOs) and the former unified welterweight Champion Spence (28-1, 21 KOs) is considered the next fight.

Spence entered the ring at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas immediately following Fundora's 12-round split decision against Tszyu, signaling that they would fight next.

“That should be the next one. I think it's going to be a good fight with a lot of action. He throws a lot of punches. I throw a lot of punches,” Sebastian Fundora told BoxNation of his upcoming fight with Errol Spence Shi said. “He's a fighter who stands up. I think so myself. It's a good thing for Mexican fans in the United States.

Fondora Opportunities

Unsurprisingly, the 26-year-old Fundora is excited about the fight with Spence as his chances of winning are high. Fans would rather see Fundora take on a more convincing fighter, such as the IBF 154-pound champion Bahram Murtazhaliev Next instead of Spence. At least that fight will be more athletic.

Fundora was considered a fragile champion on paper, able to retain his title only with careful matchmaking. His title reign would be over if he fought a high-level fighter like Murtazaliyev, Virgil Ortiz Jr., Serhiy Bokhachuk or Israel Madrimov.

Fundola was supposed to avenge a seventh-round knockout loss in a rematch with Brian Mendoza on April 8, 2023. .