Seabastian Fundora (left) and Chordale Booker (right) faced off on March 22 {image courtesy: @seb_fundora on Instagram]
Sebastian Fundora and Chordale Booker locked horns in a junior middleweight scrap on March 22. The fight had the WBO and WBC titles at stake and was held at the Michelob Ultra Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Fundora came off an impressive decision victory against Tim Tszyu. Booker, on the other hand, was riding a six-fight win streak prior to the encounter on March 22.
Booker appeared good in the second round and connected with several of his strikes against Fundora.
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Fundora started pouring it on is opponent in the third round.
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The fight proved to be a short-lived affair as Fundora knocked Booker down in the fourth round and then proceeded to knock him out in the same round.
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