On the night of April 19 at the Fronthive Arena in Oceanside, California, the undisputed Flyight Flyight Gabriela FUNDORA FUNDORA was detained by Marilyn Badillo (19-1-1, 3 KO) in the 7th round.

Boxing is a sport that classifies fighters by levels, and in the fight night the fund has proved that it was a level above Badillo. The fight has never been doubtful because the fund was able to do everything she wanted to do at the offensive end.

In the first round of Southpaw Gabriela, the fund had full control when she routinely pressed forward and landed with a straight left hand. The plan of Marilyn Badillo consisted in pushing out the funds, but in the first round Badillo remained fighting the rear foot.

5’3 ″ Marilyn Badillo faced the final challenge because she fought the undisputed master who had noticeable physical advantages. Gabriela, the fund had a 6-inch advantage and an 8-inch advantage.

In the second round, Badillo remained low, trying to slip and fall over the shots, but the fund was still able to connect with JAB, left hand and piercing combinations. Badillo was passed on from both physical and talent, but tried to generate a crime.

Badillo landed in fourth place and a few good shots from the body in the fifth round. The fund brought the opponent in the sixth place when ponderous arrows in the head and body landed.

It seemed that the fund was going on a knockout at seven when she joined a series of robust power shots. 24 seconds remained to go in the 7th round, the fund stopped Badillo when it connected with her left hand, which caused Badillo to fall to one knee.

Gabriela Fundora (16-0, 8 KO) is the queen of the 112 pounds division. During the interview after the fight, the fund mentioned her interest in relation to the transition to 108.

Currently, in 108 Evelyn Bermudez has WBO and IBF belts. If Gabriela, the fund decides to go down, will most likely place the United Champion Bermudez on his radar.

At the age of 23, the undisputed flight master of Gabriel “Sweet Poison” the fund has already conquered one division. If he decides to go to a junior-flight, she could have a chance to join Claress Shields and Katie Taylor as the only boxers that they do not think in two units.

Shakur Stevenson will defend his lithe WBC championships against William Zazda, and Edgar Berlanga will face Hamzahem Sheeraz at the title eliminator on July 12 in Fresh York.

The place has not yet been announced.

The Ring Magazine 3 event, announced on Sunday, will be broadcast in Dazn and will serve as the premiere event of the upcoming TV program Ring “Inside the Ring”.

Stevenson (23-0, 11 KO) descends from the ninth round of TKO over the slow replacement Josh Padley in February. His original opponent, Floyd Schofield, was replaced by Padley during the fighting week.

Zepeda (33-0, 27 KO) recently defeated the former master Tevin Farmer last month. Fighting with Mexico, Zepeda is a great blow, which is a threat against Stevenson’s weakened defense.

Berlanga (23-1, 18 KO) will return to the action four months after he stops in March the dissatisfied Jonathan Gonzalez Ortiz. His lonely loss had a unilateral decision against Canelo Alvarez in September 2024.

Sheeraz from England (21-0-1, 17 KO), which in February debuts in February the debut of great medium weight, debut in February, debut in February, debut in Super Middle Libra, will debut in a super middle weight against Berlang, with the winner in the fight against the title.

Undercard will also be heavily striking subordinate Matias (22-2, 22 KO), requiring the undefeated Alberto Puello (24-0, 10 KO) for the WBC welterweight title. David Morrell (11-1, 9 Kos) wants to return to the win column after losing to David Benavidez when he faces Imam Khataeva (10-0, 9 KO).

Magazine 3 will take place the day after the highly expected fight with the trilogy between Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano, also in Fresh York.

Gabriela Fundor (16-0, 8 KO) successfully defended her IBF, WBC and WBO World Flyweight titles, knocking out the previously undefeated Marilyn Badillo Amaya (19-1-1, 3 Kos) in the seventh round on Saturday evening at the Fronveve Arena in the Oceanside in California.

(Credit: Cris Esqueda/Golden Boy)

The 23 -year -old fund dropped Badillo in the seventh round with a wave of difficult blows. After returning, Badillo decided not to continue. The fight was then officially detained at 1:44 seventh by judge Rudy Barragan.

It was a one -sided fight with 5’9 ″ Southpaw with a fund using its height, coverage and high work index to overwhelm the featherlight of striking Badillo. The high index of the fund’s work seemed to be a real problem because it was still throwing, and Badillo could not keep up.

Conwell nervous

In the fight of the main support of Jorge Perez (33-4, 26 KO) he made great nervousness, defeating the previously disturbing younger pretender to medium weight, Charles Conwell (21-1, 16 KO) in a 12-round divided decision.

Punking Perez’s volume and machine guns’ combinations were today a spotless nightmare for Conwell. Charles could not match Perez’s exit, and the only thing he could do was Mauul.

Body work pays off

Chudy 6’0 ″ Perez fought for a great fight, going to the body, weakening Conwell with these arrows. In response, Conwell spent most of the fight with Perez, holding and throwing low blows inside. This tactic suppressed his power and played the hands of a better qualified perez.

When the separation occurred, Perez fired a combination of quick fire to the head of Conwell. Perez would mix double and triple hooks with the body that could impress the judges.

Results

115-113-perez
115-113-Conwell
115-113-perez

In retrospect, Conwell may regret so much that choosing a maul because he did not make his shot with full power. The image of Conwell constantly held the impression that he did not want to fight, and he was afraid to be beaten by Perez when the action was outside.

Conwell was at its best in the first four rounds, just like when massive blows and still fresh. Perez took over the second half with his combination of impact and aggressiveness. He worked harder than Conwell. The judge warned Charles to throw rabbits several times in battle. With the place that Conwell made, it was challenging for him not to land in the back of Perez’s head.

Final Punch statistics:

Perez: 164 out of 754 stamps for 22% connection
Conwell: 166 of 701 for 24%

Perez reacts

“My team strengthened me after the round:” We win. We’re winning. ” Thank God, we actually won – said Jorge Perez after the fight. “My condition. We had a great camp. I feel that we are getting better with every fight. I work really, really difficult. I knew that if I win this fight, I could get a fight for the title of world champion.

“Of course, if it is Sebastian Fund, it is welcome. If other masters are welcome,” said Perez asked if he would be interested in the challenge of WBC and the WBO challenge Sebastian Fundor Next.