The boxer who received 233 punches “didn’t miss a shot”, his face was deformed, he had to go to the hospital immediately

(Sports news, martial arts news) Boxer Erickson Lubin was hospitalized after his WBC lower middleweight title match.

Video summarizing the competition between Lubin and Fundora

Erickson Lubin, the 26-year-old American boxer will hardly forget April 9, the time he entered the WBC interim lower middleweight title match. Confronted with fellow junior Sebastian Fundora (24 years old) in Nevada (USA), boxer nicknamed “Hammer” Erickson played hard, but Sebastian competed too aggressively.

Erickson (right) receives up to 233 accurate punches from his opponent

According to The Sun (UK), Fundora threw 706 punches, with 233 hitting the opponent’s face, achieving an accuracy rate of 36%. Lubin’s face was thus disfigured from being hit too much.

The 26-year-old boxer was unable to continue fighting after the bell rang signaling the end of the 9th round. Suffering from multiple injuries caused Libin to be immediately hospitalized for medical attention.

Lubin suffered from swelling on both sides of his face, and bleeding from his nose and mouth, he had to go to the hospital to be treated for an injury to the collarbone joint in his shoulder, and a broken nose. According to BoxingScene, Lubin was discharged from the hospital but needed to return the next day for shoulder surgery.

The 26-year-old boxer is significantly deformed compared to the first round

The decision to stop the match in the 9th round was due to Lubin’s coach asking the referee, and almost the 26-year-old boxer did not object to the coach’s decision. With severe injuries to the face and body, continuing to compete is too dangerous for the puncher commonly known as the “Hammer”.

Lubin received the 2nd loss of his career after 26 professional games played (won 24). In the opposite direction, Fundora still has not tasted defeat after 20 matches (19 wins, 1 draw). The interim WBC welterweight belt is the first world title the 24-year-old holds.