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‘DISGUSTING’: Mundine sent into retirement as Zerafa brutally blasts his way to 129-second KO – Fox Sports
Michael Zerafa called out Tim Tszyu after finishing a 45-year-old Anthony Mundine’s career inside the first round of their fight in Bendigo on Saturday night.
Mundine hit the deck once before the referee ended the one-sided bout after Zerafa, 28, knocked him down a second time after just 129 seconds.
The Australian boxinng legend was clipped on the ropes early on and fell forward as Zerafa hit him with a barrage of punches before surviving the 10-count only to face an even greater onslaught.
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Zerafa wasted no time in pressing his attack…
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