By: Hans Themistode
Terence Crawford shook his head in disbelief as he was targeted by middleweight Fight of the Year contender last weekend.
At the Virgin Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada, both Sebastian Fundora and Erickson Lubin waged an all-out battle. Although Lubin soon achieved success, Fundora took down a highly ranked opponent, en route to victory in the ninth round.
Fundora, who stood at an unprecedented 6’6″, defeated Lubin throughout the night. With each passing round, Fundora became more and more evident in her attack as Lubin collapsed under zero power. his stop.
As the towering 154-pound opponent continued to brutalize his man, Crawford was shot by both Fundora’s engines and his massive frame. According to the current list of WBO weight class standards, watching a Fundora match is almost like watching an unfair video game.
Crawford said on his social media account: “Fundora a cheat code. “He’s the type of character you make in Fight Night and increase the sliders and his height and the smaller weight class.”
Crawford, 34, recently announced that if he can’t fight the unified welterweight champion, Errol Spence Jr., he’ll gladly move seven pounds north to face the man. win the upcoming showdown between Jermell Charlo and Brain Castano.
If Crawford officially moves, he could find himself coming face to face with the Fundora mammoth. With the 6’6” 154-pounder securing the interim WBC title following a win over Lubin, the 24-year-old will be looking for his own chance at the world title.
