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Sebastian Fundora Scored Buzzer-Beater TKO — But Terence Crawford Says It Shouldn’t Have Counted

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Sebastian Fundora retained his WBC super-welterweight title with a controversial 12th-round TKO over Ermal Hadribeaj, but Terence Crawford and Tim Bradley argued the referee stepped in too late.

01Summary

  1. 01Fundora stopped Hadribeaj with a right hand in the final seconds of the 12th round.
  2. 02Terence Crawford and Tim Bradley criticised referee Thomas Taylor for allowing the bout to continue after the knockdown.
  3. 03The TKO kept Fundora’s WBC super-welterweight championship belt.

02Why it matters

The controversy could affect Fundora's next fight plans and raises questions about officiating standards in high-stakes championship bouts.

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