Tim Bradley Sees Hadribeaj’s Left Hand Threatening Fundora
Sebastian Fundora could be vulnerable to a left hand he doesn’t see coming against Ermal Hadribeaj, according to Tim Bradley, who gives the challenger a
Sebastian Fundora could be vulnerable to a left hand he doesn’t see coming against Ermal Hadribeaj, according to Tim Bradley, who gives the challenger a
Sebastian Fundora risks pricing himself out of an undisputed title clash against Jaron Ennis before talks even get underway, courtesy of promoter Sampson Lewkowicz demanding
Sebastian Fundora gave Ermal Hadribeaj an icy glare during Thursday’s final presser at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. Tension spiked when Hadribeaj aimed an imaginary
Edgar Berlanga can’t understand how Sebastian Fundora fits into the 154-pound division. Looking at a workout photo of the WBC champion, he compared Fundora to
Sebastian Fundora wants the winner of Jaron Ennis against Josh Kelly next, but the WBC junior middleweight champion insists Saudi Arabia will not host it.
Keith Thurman claims raw one-punch power offers the only realistic avenue to stop Sebastian Fundora, yet his own loss exposed the weakness of that approach.
Sebastian Fundora feels he has more dog in him than Jaron Ennis. He plans to use relentless pressure alongside nonstop punching to neutralize what makes
Sebastian Fundora sees little behind Ermal Hadribeaj’s knockout predictions, telling The Ring that his unbeaten mandatory challenger presents no threat in power or boxing ability
Sebastian Fundora promised to burn down Las Vegas. Ermal Hadribeaj promised a hard fight. Both sounded ready during Thursday’s virtual press conference, but the first
Jaron “Boots” Ennis has made his intentions at junior middleweight clear. After stopping Xander Zayas to capture the WBA and WBO titles, the Philadelphia native