The boxing world is gearing up for a highly anticipated showdown as WBC Super Welterweight World Champion Sebastian Fundora prepares to face former champion Keith Thurman. This significant bout is scheduled for March 28, 2026, at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
Originally slated for October, the fight was postponed due to Fundora suffering a hand contusion. Now, with the new date set, both fighters are ramping up their training to ensure they are at peak performance.
Fundora, boasting a record of 23 wins, 1 loss, and 1 draw, has made a name for himself in the boxing community. He has secured 15 knockouts, giving him a KO percentage of 65.22%. Standing at an impressive 6’5½” (1.97 m) and weighing 153.5 lbs (69.77 kg), Fundora’s height and reach of 80″ (203 cm) give him a significant advantage in the ring.
On the other hand, Keith Thurman, with a record of 31 wins and just 1 loss, is also a formidable opponent. Known for his knockout power, Thurman has achieved 23 KOs, resulting in a KO percentage of 74.19%. At 5’8½” (1.74 m) and weighing 147 lbs (66.82 kg), he will need to leverage his speed and experience to counter Fundora’s physical advantages.
This matchup is not just another fight; it holds significant implications for both fighters’ careers. For Fundora, a successful title defense against a seasoned opponent like Thurman could solidify his status as a dominant force in the division. Conversely, a victory for Thurman could pave the way for a resurgence in his career after years of challenges.
The fight will be available for fans to watch on Prime Video Pay-Per-View and PPV.com, ensuring that boxing enthusiasts worldwide can tune in to witness this clash of titans.
As the date approaches, anticipation builds, and both fighters are expected to make their final preparations. The stakes are high, and the boxing community is eager to see who will emerge victorious in this pivotal matchup.
Details remain unconfirmed regarding any further developments leading up to the fight, but the excitement surrounding Fundora vs Thurman continues to grow.
