Sebastian Fundora knocked out his opponent at the final bell to retain his WBC super-welterweight title, setting the stage for a unification bout with Jaron 'Boots' Ennis.
01Summary
- 01Fundora scored a knockout at the end of the final round to keep his WBC belt.
- 02The fight was a scheduled twelve-round championship bout.
- 03Attention now shifts to a potential unification fight with fellow American Jaron 'Boots' Ennis.
02Why it matters
This result clarifies the top of the super-welterweight division and paves the way for a major unification fight that could determine the best fighter in the weight class.
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