New York – after stopping a fighter who was unbeatable, Xander Zayas said that he was ready to run into a towering “Inferno”.
22 years old, speaking after his nine holidays at Slawa Spomer at the Madison Square Garden in New York City. He said that he is ready to face Sebastian Fundora, a fighter named WBO and WBC.
“I am the number one in WBO; I am the number three and WBC; Sebastian Fundora is the next person, “Zayas, 21-0 (13 kos) told Boxingscene.
While there are people who think Zayas, who have not fought 12 fights, not yet ready for this important challenge. Zayas said he studied the 29 years old from Coachella, California. He believes that Fundora’s feet are too slow and he doesn’t use his 6’5 “frame enough to deal with him.
“Hopefully he will win on March 22 and I feel that he is the next target,” Zayas was born in Puerto Rico. “I felt that he was a great fighter.
“People say that he is tall. But if we are honest, he doesn’t like to fight on the outside. He likes internal fighting and I am good for my distance. I feel that I can go out all night and destroy him. ”
Fundora, 21-1-1 (13 kos) for the first time. Must pass the Chordale Booker, which he protects his name on March 22 in Las Vegas Fundora, the first protection of the name he received. One year earlier when he beat Tim Tszyu by deciding
Carl Moreti from Top Rank says that the plan is to enforce the opportunity to be necessary for Fundora. Although the fight is still possible, Moreati points out that the highest rank has a lock date at the weekend of the Puerto Rico parade in New York City – which will be Sunday, June 9 – but he thinks it may come back too early for Fundora.
“I don’t know if it will happen next or not. But that is the goal of going to that point, “said Moreati.” He will be named according to the regulations, so we will see
“But Fundora was fighting on March 22, he shouldn’t have any problems with the bookage. Then we will try to enforce.”
Zayas is not sure if he will be a ringside for Fundora-Bookeer or not, but he already thought that the significant clash may happen to the Mexican-Canadian champion.
“I feel that it can definitely happen in the big room,” he said about the possibility that they will fight on the main stage of Madison Square Garden, which he fought twice. But still not headline
“Mexico and Puerto Rico I feel that it will sell very well. Hope that in June or sometimes in the summer But that is the fight that will make a lot of feelings in the big room. “
Ryan Songalia is a reporter and editor for Boxingscene.com And wrote for ESPN, New York Daily News, Rappler, The Guardian, Vice and The Ring. He can contact rayansongalia@gmail.com Or on Twitter at @Ryansongalia–
