Sebastián Fundor was honored this week in Mexico City, when the World Boxing Council gave him the “Aztec Warrior” belt for his penalty victory over Tim Tisz.

WBC Super Welter Humidly appeared in Martes de Cafe with his sister, Gabriela Fundor, the undisputed Queen Flyight, with his younger sister Fabiolia and father Freddy Fundor.

The victory of the fund over Tziu at the beginning of this year, the Grit show on the Pacquiao vs Barrios card, strengthened its place as one of the most unlikely boxing masters.

Before the victory of the Fund, he spoke only to World Boxing News about his intentions in battle.

“I was ecstatic. This is something we wanted. So now we have a fight and we are ready to issue another program,” said the WBN fund in Tsyza.

“I don’t think he doesn’t appreciate me anymore. But his recovery of this fight is for myself, I think. I can’t speak for him.

“I wanted this fight. I’m sure he wanted this fight. So it’s great for us. It’s great for boxing. It’s great for fans.”

Aztec Warrior is Mexico

As part of the tribute, Ambassador WBC Joseyas together with the Mexican legends Daniel Zaragosis and “Pipino” Cuevas presented Sebastián a commemorative title recognizing his spirit of the warrior.

“We had to come to Mexico and celebrate with my family.”

The fund, which raised expectations, dominating and beating Tych to surrender, was clearly moved by the presentation.

“I am very ecstatic and honored that I am here.”

“After the fight I saw Mauricio [Sulaimán] With a gigantic smile – one that you only get from the family. “

“I told my team that we must come to Mexico and celebrate with our Mexican family.”

WBC Warrior belt is not distributed for knockout or titles. This is reserved for fighters who prove something deeper that they are ready to go through fire and come.

In Sebastián, the WBC fund found this scarce type of master.

High hell could burn clearly in the ring, but that day he proudly stood with his family, a symbol of what the Mexican-American heart is about.

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