In a super welterweight world title clash in Las Vegas, Sebastian Fundora takes on Keith Thurman this Saturday.
Fundora’s WBC world title is on the line and Thurman will look to be crowned a world champion for the second time in his career.
The champion’s only loss came in 2023 when he was knocked out by Brian Mendoza in seventh round, despite winning every round prior to the stoppage on two of the judges scorecards.
Since then ‘The Towering Inferno has been flawless with three wins on the spin.
Two of those three victories came against Tim Tszyu who he beat in a well-fought split decision the first time around before stopping him in his last fight.
Fundora, as per usual will tower over Thurman with a stunning eight-inch difference in height between the pair.
Thurman comes off an impressive third round stoppage win against Brock Jarvis in March last year, so will have been inactive for over a year come Saturday night.
He beat former WBC world champion, Mario Barrios in 2022 and Thurman’s sole career loss came at the hands of Manny Pacquiao who got the nod in a split decision.
Thurman has boxed just three rounds in the last 49 months so will hope to get straight back to his best.
Fundora vs Keith Thurman – How To Watch
- The pair will fight on March 28, live from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
- The broadcast will begin at 8pm ET / 5pm PT / 12am GMT (Sunday).
- The main event will begin approximately at 1:30am ET (Sunday) / 10:30pm PT / 5:30am GMT (Sunday)
Fundora vs Thurman – How To Watch
- The card is available to watch live worldwide on Amazon Prime pay-per-view.
Fundora vs Thurman – Last Three Fights
Sebastian Fundora
- Fundora bt Tim Tszyu – RD7 RTD
- Fundora bt Chordale Booker – RD4 TKO
- Fundora bt Tim Tszyu – Split Decision
Keith Thurman
- Thurman bt Brock Jarvis – RD3 TKO
- Thurman bt Mario Barrios – Unanimous Decision
- Thurman bt Manny Pacquiao – Split Decision
Undercard
- Yoenis Tellez (11-1) vs Brian Mendoza (23-4) – 10 rounds
- Yoenli Hernandez (9-0) vs Terrell Gausha (24-5-1) – 10 rounds
- Elijah Garcia (17-1) vs Kevin Newman II (18-3-1) – 10 rounds
- Cristian Cangelosi (12-0) vs Miguel Angel Hernandez (9-1) – 10 rounds
- Gurgen Hovhannisyan (9-0) vs Cesar Navarro (15-3) – 10 rounds
- Kaipo Gallegos (11-0-1) vs Julian Gonzalez (16-1-1) – 8 rounds
- Brayan Gonzalez (4-0) vs Brandon Medina Guerrero (7-4) – 6 rounds
- Robert Guerrero (7-0) vs Rigoberto Rivera (3-2) – 4 rounds
- Aldo Blancas (debut) vs Jamal Johnson (2-1) – 4 rounds
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