Sebastian Fundora retains his WBC super welterweight title after knocking out Ermal Hadribeaj in the final seconds of the 12th round. Multiple outlets report the stoppage lands at 2:59 (one second left reported by The Guardian) as Fundora delivers a left hand at The Chelsea at the Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas.
Ahead of the fight, coverage describes Fundora defending his belt against unbeaten mandatory challenger Hadribeaj, with the bout scheduled for 12 rounds. Several sources also frame the result as a step toward Fundora’s longer-term goal of competing for boxing’s undisputed super welterweight championship, with discussion of a potential future unification fight involving the winner of a proposed matchup between Jaron Ennis and Josh Kelly.
Other reports add context from the broader event: one outlet notes the original co-main event is canceled, while another highlights that both fighters made weight, but Brandon Figueroa missed the limit and was stripped of his WBA title. Broadcasting and viewing details are also provided across outlets, including coverage plans involving TNT and DAZN.
