Tim Tszyu believes Fundora Rematch July 19 will be a “complete struggle” without early disadvantage

Tim Tszyu believes that his resale with the WBC Junior Middleweight champion, Sebastian Fundora, will be a very different struggle on July 19 because he will not be at a disadvantage from a early cut. If Tszyu loses resale, he will have to face the truth that he is not good enough.

The former WBO champion of 154-LB Tszyu (25-2, 14 kos) receives a resale with Fundora (22-1-1, 14 kos) despite having a record 1-2 in his last three fights. It is not an ideal record for a challenger, but Tszyu is still popular in his native Australia.

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The Tszyu cut: Was it guilty?

“The disadvantage I had, it was much easier the first time. The second time, it will be a very different struggle,” said Tim Tszyu to Fighthype On her resale against Sebastian Founda on July 19.

It would be a mistake for Tszyu to blame her loss in the cut she sustained in the second round of a founder’s elbow. Tszyu hit himself long before the cut took place and could say that it would be a long night.

“There will be several play plans in both places and they will have to be adapted. I am not sure of what will come out first, but I am not focused on it. He will have to deal with what I have to show,” Tszyu said about his struggle with Fundora.

Tszyu does not have the reach of Box Fundora and cannot coincide with Fundora’s Punch. The only way to Tim’s victory would be that he removed him, and he will hit him very much as he will try. Tszyu cannot count on a founder who sank against the ropes as his last opponent, Joseph Spencer, did so.

Tszyu: Systematically breaking up adversaries?

“I am able to systematically break down someone And be patient with that. There is a wide range of things you can do against such an opponent. You need to be able to do it from the first round and slowly increase the pace, “said Tszyu.

What Tszyu says about “systematically” breaking up an opponent sounds good, but his recent victory against Joseph Spencer was against a low -level opponent. It is easy to find -with an expert when it comes to fighting this level of fighters.

Tszyu missed his third round at the IBF Junior Middleweight, Bakhram Muratazaliev, and fought in his loss to Fundora last year. If you were able to break down an opponent, why did you not do it against Bakhram and Fundora?

Tszyu seemed lost in these two fights and had no answers in his ability to adapt. It was much worse in his loss against Murtazaliev. He continued to charge him directly on the punches and repeatedly fell.