Fundora’s team to decide between high -profile attacks and obligatory Zayas struggle

The WBC and Wbo Junior Middleweight champion promoter, Sebastian Fundora, Sampson Lewkowicz, says he will meet with the team this week to decide which direction “The Towering Inferno” will go to his next fight after his fourth round Tko Win on Chordale Booker (23-2, 11 kos) on Saturday night at Michelob Ultra arena of Las Vegas.

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Fundora (22-2-1, 14 kos) says she is willing to defend against her mandatory Wbo Xander Zayas, but Lewkowicz says he wants to discuss options. There are more lucrative struggles for Fundora against Errol Spence and Jermell Charlo.

Zayas’s mandate

They are names larger than the 22 -year -old Zayas. The first rank will promote his fighter, Xander, to achieve his obligatory title against Fundora. The WBO has made it clear that they want the founder to face Xander on the side. They have 120 days to make the struggle pass.

If founder comes out, this will not worry about the upper rank because they want Zayas to have the title and it does not matter how to put their hands on the belt. If he has a title, he will validate fans in the New York area and his Puerto Rico Natal. It is much better for the first range if the Wbo belt is vacant because Zayas is not in the same galaxy as the talent of Fundora. These only need Zayas to have this title to be able to milk against a gentle opposition and to make millions of struggles in New York city.

Fundora has to make the right decision because it is never known how a struggle will be. Tonight, he looked very well, pulling Booker to the fourth round and getting a stop. This was Sebastian’s first struggle in a year and seemed to have never been out.

“We have many great fighters in this division in 154. We have one of them in the crowd, Zayas. I can’t wait to share the ring with him,” said Sebastian Fundora in the Post-Lluita Press Conference Saturday night after his victory in the fourth round about Chordale Booker.

Choice of promoter

“Then we have these other big names. We will see where these belts go. I only need two other belts. When this happens, Puerto Rico vs. Mexico, will be a great struggle,” founded Fundora about him and Xander Zayas. “It’s a great Latin struggle. Boxing needs it right now.”

“It will be a good struggle, but we need a few days to sit with the team to make a decision where we want to go,” said promoter Sampson Lewkowicz on the next struggle for Sebastian Fundora.