Fundora defends against Booker, García vs. Gausha on March 22

WBC and the Junior Medium Weight Champion of the OMB Sebastian ‘The Plowing Inferno’ Fundora (21-1-1, 13 kos) putting the final work before his defenses for the title against Chordale Booker (23-1, 11 kos) in 14 days on March 22 in Pbc on Main video In the Michelob Ultra Arena in Las Vegas. Fundora, 27, looked good in a training clip that was preparing for his next fight.

Booker, 33, is not the opponent that boxing fans wanted to see the founder of 6’5 1/2 ″ defend against the next one, but it is a mixture of problems that have forced him to take this type.

Sebastian suffered a broken nose in his divided decision of 12 rounds on Tim Tszyu on March 30 of last year, which took time to heal. Then he was supposed to defend himself against former Unified Welter Champion, Erol Spence Jr., but the fight collapsed, leaving him empty.

Now, #5 WBO and #14 WBC Booker receive the take after all problems. Booker has won his last six fights against the lower level opposition since he was knocked out in the first round by Austin ‘Ammo’ Williams on April 30, 2022. That is the only remarkable opponent in the nine -year curriculum of Chordale, which makes it difficult to know if it is good.

It is impossible to see if Booker has improved because his last six opponents have been dark. All we can say is that he has recovered very well from his defeat in ammunition, and the WBC and the OMB thought enough to give him a first level classification with his organizations.

On the fingertips of Fundora-Booker is Elijah García on a medium weight (16-1, 13 kos) that faces Veteran Terrell Gausha (24-4-1, 12 kos) in a 10 round fight. The 21 -year -old highly qualified prospect, was upset by Kyrone Davis in his last fight, losing a divided decision of 10 rounds on June 15 of last year.

“Things change all the time. The opponents fall. The events fall. With Booker, we have been training hard to have our first defense of our unified titles, ”said Sebastian Fundora. “I will do what I always do. We are all professional boxers trying to achieve world championship status. I’m here now. There were a couple of obstacles along the way, but I will continue doing what I do and train hard to do it well. I am excited by who we fight below. “