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Legends fume at KO punch after the bell, Aussie dudded in Vegas
Controversy erupted twice on the same boxing card in Las Vegas on Sunday (AEDT) as an Aussie was dudded by judges, before a stunning knockout punch that landed after the final bell of the main event.
Towering southpaw Sebastian Fundora, who famously ended Tim Tszyu’s unbeaten streak in a 2024 bloodbath, defended his WBC super welterweight belt by beating Ermal Hadribeaj.
WBC super welterweight champion Sebastian Fundora knocks out Ermal Hadribeaj after the bell. Getty Images
The 198-centimetre American was easily on top of his opponent and looked certain to win the fight on the scorecards, before one final left hook to the jaw of Hadribeaj knocked the Albanian to the canvas.
‘I would like to see more’: Terence Crawford reacts to Sebastian Fundora’s win
Sebastian Fundora scored a stoppage in the final second of the fight.
Sebastian Fundora came out on top in his title defense this past the weekend against Ermal Hadribeaj, but not all were overly impressed with the performance. Terence Crawford would give his analysis of what he saw in the fight and explains why he believes Fundora is going to have to show improvements if he’s going to take on the other elite fighters at 154.
“I’m a little more disappointed in Hadribeaj corner. Here you have a guy working his butt off, trying to keep this guy off of him, using these tactics, and you see him putting his feet on the ropes trying to get some rest and you still don’t bring the stool in to get this man off his feet. That’s the inexperience that I just didn’t like.
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Team Fundora set out one major demand for Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis fight after latest KO win
Sebastian Fundora’s promoter Sampson Lewkowicz has insisted that an undisputed clash with Jaron Ennis can only take place under one condition.
The two super-welterweight champions appear to be on a collision course, with Fundora retaining his WBC world title against mandatory challenger Ermal Hadribeaj over the weekend.
It was far from his most comprehensive performance but, even so, the ‘Towering Inferno’ managed to stop his man in the final second of their 12-round encounter.
As for Ennis, a seventh-round stoppage saw him claim the WBO and WBA world titles in June, becoming a two-division unified champion by dethroning Xander Zayas.
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