′′THE TOWER′′ FUNDORA READY FOR A NEW EXAM THIS SATURDAY BEFORE GALLIMORE

By: SAMPSON BOXING Press
The undefeated super welterweight sensation, Sebastian “The Hell Tower” Fundora, revealed that it has no harmful effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on its normal training camp as it prepares to face this Saturday, August 22th Nathaniel Gallimore at the Microsoft Theatre in Los Angeles, USA.

This fight will be co-stellar of the lawsuit that will be encouraged by former welterweight champion Shawn Porter and German Sebatián Formella, for the WBC Silver welterweight championship, on an evening that will be seen in Latin America on ESPN (from 2 am) and in America by Fox Sports (8 PM).
“In every camp, we essentially quarantine ourselves, so this isn’t much different”, said Fundora, who added: “This training camp is very similar to anyone else. We run, train, eat, and sleep a lot. We just stick to the things we really don’t need to go out for”.

Florida-born longliner fighter and based in Coachella, California, returns to the ring after keeping his undefeated in February by defeating then-unbeaten Daniel Lewis on the rematch billboard Deontay Wilder vs Tyson Fury. As is his usual routine, Sebastian returned to the gym almost immediately afterward.

Fundora, 22, the tallest super welter in history at 2.02 meters, has sometimes used its considerable reach and height in its favor, while other times she has opted to fight in the body to body, showing off ductility in all distances.

“The way I fight depends on the specific fight and who’s in front of me”, Fundora said.”I like to use different tools for different boxers. I don’t know much about Gallimore. I haven’t seen it much before so I’ll take it moment by moment and make the necessary adjustments along the way.

“The Hell Tower” will find a tough examiner in its next rival as Gallimore (born Kingston, Jamaica, 32 and record 21-4-1, 17 KO) faced remarkable values like Julian Williams, Patrick Teixeira and Erickson Lubin, while holding a victory over the current unified super welterweight world champion Jeison “Banana” Rosario (KOT 6), being the only winner of today’s encumbered Dominican.

Although this will only be his 14-0-1th professional fight, Fundora (14-0-1, 9 KO) plans to be ready when his world title opportunity arrives. His promoter Sampson Lewkowicz, for example, sees this showdown as another step toward becoming the 154 lbs king.′′ Sebastian Fundora is a giant in the division and soon he will be a king too”, Lewkowicz said. “He’ll be in a fantastic way Saturday and ready for another imposing performance against Gallimore”, Sampson Boxing LLC headline said.

PHOTO: CENTER FOUNDER, NEXT TO SAMPSON (LEFT) AND SAM WATSON (PBC, RIGHT)