Tim Tsey aims to rewrite history for Sebastian Fundra

Tim Tszyu says he will need to “rewrite history” when he challenges Sebastian Fundra for the WBC Junior Middleweight title in a rematch at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on July 19th.

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Former WBO 154-LB champion Ziu (25-2, 18 KO) is getting a redemption opportunity after losing his Fundra title in March last year due to a 12-round split decision. Tim’s record is 1-2 in his final three fights.

Fundora (22-1-1, 14 Kos) seemed to handle Tszyu pretty well. Tim blames the loss for not having a full camp for 10 weeks and being cut in the second round of battle. Boxing fans have seen Tszyu’s shotgun approach excuses as an example of a fighter who can’t admit the truth. He wasn’t enough.

“It’s a great opportunity. It’s something I need to rewrite history. I’m so blessed to be able to come back to this opportunity,” Tim Tsey said. fighthype On July 19th, he will be playing a rematch with WBC junior middleweight champion Sebastian Fandra.

Tszyu has won a rematch with Fundora despite losing two of his final three fights and not beating the top 15 contenders in two years. This is a more business-level battle than a sporting battle, as Tszyu doesn’t deserve a rematch with Fundora.

Selecting Fundora Rematch

“As soon as the fight was over (to Joey Spencer), I said, “I want to go straight to the fire and go back to red.” That meant fighting Fandra,” said Ziu as to why he chose not to fight Keith Thurman. He wanted a rematch with Fundora.

It makes sense for Twee to skip the old “once” battle with Thurman. Thurman is very inactive and is now old. No matter how good Tszyu was in that fight, he would not have honoured the victory due to Thurman’s time from the ring and his senior age.

“Because of what happened before, it was mixed emotions. You had to experience the devil in that fight,” Tsey said of his loss to Fandra last year. “So I’m back and relive the devil. But I’m really looking at it positively.”

Tweet still appears to be suffering from defeat to Sebastian. I hope Tim knows what he’s doing by moving forward in the rematch. He could be eaten up by regret.

He walks around the block and looks dark. What Tim should have done was a fight. Jorge Garcia Perez beginning. He is considered a Fundora 2.0 with long arms and a difficult, heavy punch output.

Ziu’s excuse for loss

“What happens when you win this fight is raising me every morning. I’m preparing for 10 weeks against the tall fighter jets, as well as the two sparring I’ve had before.

Tim’s loss to Fandra had nothing to do with his lack of getting a full 10-week camp for the fight. He fought in the same way as Brian Mendoza, Carlos Ocampo and Tony Harrison with his aggressive approach. He tried to fight in an attack on Fundora, but that was his revocation. Fundora had too many sizes, adolescents and punch outputs for Tszyu to deal with.

“From rounds 3 to 7, 8, I wasn’t thinking about the fight. I came back to the corner. I had no idea what to adjust, but it was right in my eyes,” Ziu said of his thoughts on “the towering Inferno” fandara. ” in. “

Memories of Tim’s Battle

Tim’s memories of his battle with Fundra seem to be a bit foggy as he wasn’t fighting in Survival Mode. Tsey continued to attack Sebastian like he was doing, but he had a reach, strange angles and punches from long armed fandaras hit him.

The game plan Tszyu used before cutting was the same as he always adopted for his fight. Twee was under attack and tried to throw a punch with full power and get a quick knockout.

“So, this fight (Fundora Rematch), I’m coming out. I’m sticking to what I’m good at, I want to get the best out of each round and win each round,” Tsey said.

Tim hasn’t said what he’s good at to have a different reunion from his previous fight. He had taken many shots from Sebastian. He continued to suffer many hits. The only difference was that he fought blind at times, but not always.