The WBO and WBO Junior Middleweight Champion Sebastian Fundora (22-5-6, 5k), in the Michele Ultra Arena of LAS Vijas, have been titled Challenger Cordel Bucker (2-2) in a simple fourth-round technical knockout on Saturday night.

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In the third round, Booker's nose was bleeding badly, and blood seemed from his mouth. He was getting too many hits by Fundora in three and four rounds. Booker landed some big shots in each round, but there was not enough amount of them. He was too busy, trying to survive, to raise any true crime for him.

The fight was analogous to a slaughter because the Cordale lacked the power and size of being competitive against Fundora. In order to get a chance to win, Booker's 154-Pound division requires some large heater, but it was lacking. Obviously he was chosen as the Fundora's opponent. If he could bribe, he would have been avoided like other fighters in the department like Bakhram Murtazleev.

Booker was fighting the entire fight, the champion, Fundora tried to keep them away from chewing. He landed some beautiful shots in the first two rounds, but in the third was working by the Booker Champion. Booker's nose and mouth shots were bleeding from the shots that he took three rounds.

In fourth, Fundora landed some left hand that was seen in the crisis of Booker. 'The Towering Inferno' Fundora was stuck against the ropes and pushed him on the canvas after nailing with a hard shot. Looking badly, Booker made it and the referee, Thomas Taylor saw him closely before he continued. The Fundora went behind his injured opponent and repeatedly nailed him with a shot, causing the booker to fall against the rope.

The referee, Taylor, stopped the competition at the right time to prevent the second knockdown. The time of the stop was at 2:51 of the round.