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Super welterweight · Before the fight · First reported: 18 Oct, 07:04 · WBC

Sebastian Fundora retains WBC title with knockout one second from the end against Ermal Hadribeaj

Sebastian Fundora defended his WBC super welterweight world title against mandatory challenger Ermal Hadribeaj on Saturday night at the Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas. The champion knocked out his opponent with a left hand at 2:59 of the twelfth round, one second from the end of the fight. This marks Fundora's fourth title defense.

The German source describes the finish as controversial and emphasizes the favorite's struggles, while other sources describe the fight as memorable and brutal.

How it ended Sebastian Fundora defends WBC super welterweight title against Ermal Hadribeaj
Neutral summary generated from the sources below. No article is reproduced: headline, one line and link.
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sources
3
countries
3
angles
Distance between angleshigh
Coveragebalanced
countriesDE · MX · GB
FightersHadribeaj · Fundora
Every angle · affiliations are declared on the Sources page
Wasserman · critical
1 source
Sebastian Fundora stops Ermal Hadribeaj after the final bell
Boxen1 · DE · critical
original: Sebastian Fundora stoppt Ermal Hadribeaj nach dem Schlussgong
WBC · celebratory
1 source
Independent · celebratory
1 source
Who is not covering it
BBC Sport, BoxingScene, ESPN Boxing, The Ring, Boxing News, Sky Sports Boxing, DAZN News. Outlets expected by weight and country that have not written about it.

Who reported it first

18 Oct · 07:04
WBC: Sebastián Fundora defended the WBC superwelter title with a knockout in the last second
18 Oct · 07:06
The Guardian: Fundora brutally knocks out Hadribeaj with one second left to retain 154lb title
18 Oct · 07:28
Boxen1: Sebastian Fundora stops Ermal Hadribeaj after the final bell
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