Gabriela Fundora Domina Badillo and now contemplates lowering a weight class

On the night of April 19 at the Arena Front in Oceanside, California, the indisputable heavy weight champion Gabriela Fundora detained Marilyn Badillo (19-1-1, 3 kos) in the seventh round.

Boxing is a sport that classifies the fighters by level and, on the night of struggle, Fundora showed that it was above Badillo. The struggle was never in doubt, as Fundora was able to do everything he wanted to do in the offensive end.

In the opening round of the combat, the SouthPaw Gabriela Fundora had a complete control, as it routinely advanced forward and landed straight left. Marilyn Badillo’s plan was promoting Fundora, but in the first round, Badillo was fighting against the rear foot.

Marilyn Badillo of 5’3 “was facing the final challenge, as he was climbing -against an indisputable champion who had notable physical benefits. Gabriela Fundora had a 6 -inch advantage and an 8 -inch advantage.

In the second round, Badillo remained low, trying to slip and shoot through the shots, but founder could still connect with his dagger, left hand and sharp combinations. Badillo stood out both physical and talent, but tried to generate offense.

Badillo landed a solid right on the fourth and a couple of good body shots in the fifth round. Fundora walked to her opponent in sixth place as she landed heavy shots on her head and body.

Founder seemed to be going to the 7th, while a series of hard power features landed. With 24 seconds to go to the 7th round, Fundora detained Badillo when he connected with a left hand that caused Badillo to collapse to a knee.

Gabriela Fundora (16-0, 8 kos) is the reigning queen of the division of 112 pounds. During her interview after the fight, Fundora mentioned her interest in 108.

At the moment at 108, Evelyn Bermudez maintains the Wbo and IBF belts. If Gabriela Fundora decides to go down, it will probably place the Unified Bermudez champion on her radar.

At the age of 23, the indisputable champion of heavy weight Gabriela “Sweet Poison” Fundora has already conquered a division. If you decide to go down to a young weight, you could have the opportunity to join Claressa Shields and Katie Taylor as the only boxer that went indisputable in two divisions.