Tim Tszyu aims to rewrite the story against Sebastian Fundora

Tim Tszyu says he has to “rewrite the story” when he challenges Sebastian Fundora for his middle weight title of WBC in his revenge on July 19 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena de las Vegas.

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The ex-Wbo champion of 154 pounds Tszyu (25-2, 18 kos) has the opportunity to redemption after losing the title to Fundora for a 12-round division decision last year. Tim’s record is 1-2 in his last three fights.

Fundora (22-1-1, 14 kos) seemed to manage Tszyu quite well. Tim to blame his loss of not having a complete ten -week camp and suffering from a cut in the second round of the fight. Boxing fans see the Tszyu shotgun approach with excuses as an example of a fighter who cannot admit the truth. It was simply not good enough.

“It’s a great opportunity. It’s something I need to rewrite the story. I am very blessed to return to this opportunity,” said Tim Tszyu to Fighthype On July 19, July 19, July 19.

Tszyu is receiving the resuscitation with Fundora despite losing two of her last three fights and not passing a Top-15 contestant in two years. This is more than a business battle than a sport because Tszyu does not deserve a resuscitation with Fundora.

Choose Fundora Rematch

“As soon as the fight ended (against Joey Spencer), I said,” I want to go directly to the fire and return to redemption. “That meant fighting Fundora,” Tszyu said why he chose not to fight Keith Thurman. I wanted the rematch with Fundora.

Tszyu makes sense to jump the fight against Thurman “One Time”, because this would have been a situation without winning. Thurman has been so inactive and is now old. No matter how good Tszyu looks like in this struggle, he would not have received credit for victory due to Thurman’s time outside the ring and his elderly age.

“These were mixed emotions due to what happened earlier, you had to go through demons in this struggle,” Tszyu said about his loss last year in Fundora. “So I return and revive the demons. But I look at it in a positive way.”

It seems that Tszyu is still haunted by his loss in Sebastian. I just hope Tim knows what is going to move forward with resale, because if you lose this struggle to Fundora, it could be Flashbacks for life. It could be eaten in the repentance.

It would be one of those types of veterinarians to walk on the blog, similar darkness. What Tim should have done is to fight Jorge Garcia Perez First. It has been seen as Fundora 2.0 with long arms and the difficult exit of high volume punch.

Tszyu loss excuses

“What can win this struggle is what makes me up every morning. I have a complete ten -week preparation against a high fighter instead of only the two sparrings I had before. What lost the struggle was that I lost my head and my brain at a certain time,” Tszyu said why he lost to the founder.

Fundora’s loss had nothing to do with him for not getting a complete ten -week camp for the fight. He fought in the same way that Again Brian Mendoza, Carlos Ocampo and Tony Harrison did with his aggressive approach. He tried to fight with the aggression against Fundora, and this was his undoing. Fundora was too much size, youth and punches to deal with Tszyu.

“Of the rounds of three to seven or eight, I was not thinking of the fight. I was back in my corner. I was not in the head about what I should be adjusting, but what was in front of me,” Tszyu said about his mentality against “The Tower Inferno a.”

Memory of Tim’s struggle

It seems that Tim’s memory of the struggle with Fundora is a bit of fog because he did not fight in the mode of survival. Tszyu continued to attack Sebastian as he had been doing, but he could not handle the extent, the strange angles, and the Fundora Long Army’s punches struck him.

Tszyu’s play plan used before the cut was the same as he always uses for his fights. Tszyu was in attack, throwing punches with all the power, trying to mark a fast element.

“So, this struggle (remote from founder), I will go out and I hope to follow what I am well and get the best of each round and win each round,” said Tszyu.

Tim does not say what is good to make his resale different from the previous struggle. He was taking many traits of Sebastian, even in the first hour of the fight when he was slipping and nothing changed. Continued to hit a lot. The only difference was that it sometimes struggled blindly, but not all the time.