(August 29th) Coachella, California, Sebastian “Towering Inferno” Fundora will defend his WBC junior middleweight title against October 25th when he faces off against Clearwater, Florida, former WBA and WBC Welterweight Champion, Keith “One Time” Thurman at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.

This highly awaited pay-per-view event, broadcast on PBC PPV via Prime Video, marks Fundora’s third title defense since winning the belt in 2024, when he stepped in as a replacement and defeated Tim Tszyu by way of a twelve round split decision.

The 27-year-old, Fundora, 23-1-1, 15Ko’s faces a major challenge in Thurman, who has struggled with injuries and infrequent ring activity, fighting only twice since 2019. Now 36, Thurman, 31-1, 23Ko's with his sole loss a July 2019 twelve round split decision loss to Manny Pacquiao seeks to claim a world title in a second weight class, fresh off a March 12th, knockout win over once beaten, Aussie, Brock Jarvis at 154 pounds earlier this year.

Venue: MGM Grand, Grand Garden Arena, Las Vegas, Nevada

Promoter: Tom Brown - TGB Promotions

Matchmaker: Tom Brown

Media: Amazon Prime Video PPV

The card also features strong supporting bouts, including Houston, Texas, O’Shaquie “Ice Water” Foster, 23-3, 12Ko’s defends his WBC Junior Lightweight title versus Philadelphia’s, Stephen Fulton, 23-1, 8Ko’s

Casa Grande, Arizona, Jesus “El Mono” Ramos, 21- 1, 19Ko’s taking on Las Vegas, Nevada’s, Shane Mosley Jr. 22-4, 12Ko’s for the interim WBC middleweight title and Detroit, Michigan’s Tony “Super Bad” Harrison, 34-4-1, 21Ko’s taking on Las Vegas, unbeaten Isaac “La Bestia Jr.” Lucero.

Boxing fans anticipate fireworks given Fundora’s recent momentum and Thurman’s pedigree, while insiders debate whether Thurman’s experience can overcome Fundora’s size, form, and youth, making this event must-watch for boxing enthusiasts as the division landscape evolves.

Tickets for the October 25th, Premier Boxing Champions, Fundora vs. Thurman bill at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas will be available for presale starting September 3rd at 10 AM PT, with public sales likely soon after. 

Amazon Prime Video has become a significant player in boxing broadcasting, partnering with Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) to stream live events, including both Pay-Per-View (PPV) and non-PPV fights. This partnership began in late 2023 after PBC's previous deal with Showtime Sports ended. Prime Video now airs 12-14 fights annually, showcasing high-profile matchups and rising stars in the sport.

The platform offers flexibility for viewers, allowing both Prime members and non-members to purchase and watch PPV events. In addition to live broadcasts, Amazon integrates features like merchandise sales, ticket promotions, and other interactive elements to enhance the viewing experience. Recent notable events include Gervonta Davis vs. Lamont Roach Jr. and Sebastian Fundora's title defense against Chordale Booker.

Prime Video's entry into boxing aligns with its broader strategy to become a leading entertainment destination by offering diverse sports content. This move places Amazon in competition with platforms like DAZN and ESPN, further expanding boxing's reach through digital streaming.

About the Premier Boxing Champions

Premier Boxing Champions (PBC), was created for television by Haymon Sports, LLC, in January 2015.  PBC is a boxing series that returns the sweet science to its rightful place atop the sports pantheon.

Featuring today’s best and brightest stars in their toughest, most anticipated bouts, Premier Boxing Champions is broadcast live and free to air on SHOWTIME, FOX, FOX Sports 1, FOX Deportes, Bounce and ITV.

PBC takes boxing back to its roots. This is boxing, pure and simple, where what’s brought to the fight, mentally and physically, is what determines who goes home the winner, and who just goes home.

Bouts featured within the PBC Series are promoted by licensed promoters, with each bout in accordance with applicable regulatory rules and regulations.