The Psychological War: The Founder’s impact on Tszyu’s mentality during her brutal remittance

Sebastian Fundora says that she believed that Tim Tszyu was a different fighter for her comeback Saturday night compared to the way she ways to fight her last year. The WBC Middle Weight Champion founder (23-1-1 15 kos) said that Tszyu (25-3, 18 kos) did not want to “hit himself” and that he took advantage of it by downloading it.

Mental Tszyum Defeat

Tim aggressively fought in the sixth and seventh. However, he made a lot of punishments in both rounds of the punching without stopping for Fundora. After the seventh, Tszyu chose not to allow -to continue. Judging by Tim’s body language in the last seconds of the seventh round, he seemed mentally defeated. He had struggled as strong as he could in that round, and yet it wasn’t enough.

“I just saw that I didn’t want to be hit, And we took advantage of it. We took the lead and get the first round changed the rhythm of the struggle, “said Sebastian Fundora in Post-Lluita Press ConferenceAnswering the question if he saw a difference in Tim Tszyu’s struggle for the revenge.

Tszyu initially tried not to hit -but by the sixth, he had just launched -going forward, throwing Haymakers with the maximum power in them. She was desperate because Founder had already demolished her in the first and built an advantage. I didn’t know how to close the distance against the “Towering Inferno” Fundora. Tszyu’s wild features were often short.

Tim fought against her former confrontation against Fundora, without moving her head and having trouble landing her shots. He had to come to the range to launch -and Sebastian took advantage of his punches. When Tszyu was outside, Lanky 6’5 “Fundora used his fist to hit it repeatedly.

Fundera is not surprised by the arrest

“I was not surprised because my fights are quite brutal,” founded Founder when asked if he was surprised that the Tszyu corner stopped the fight after the seventh round. “The overload I caught him in the first round was a punch that I knew I would go hurt. Getting to the first round put me in a good mood.”

Tszyu had one of his best rounds in the seventh struggle, landing six or seven bombs that would have demolished many fighters. Founder took them well, but he would eventually have problems if Tim continued to fight beyond the seventh.

In the last ten seconds of the seventh, Tszyu sank against the ropes, and Fundora took advantage of this to cause it with punches. Tszyu’s coach probably based his decision to stop the struggle on the way Tszyu went to his ropes. It was not a movement that Tim usually does in his fights.