WBC champion Sebastian Fundora believes a fight with unified junior middleweight champion Jaron Ennis is now achievable. The new broadcasting deal between PBC and DAZN places both fighters on the same platform, removing a major obstacle to making an undisputed title bout.
The comments follow the announcement of a long-term partnership that brings Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) events exclusively to the DAZN streaming service. For years, major fights have been complicated by promotional and network allegiances that kept top fighters in the same division apart. This agreement consolidates many of the 154-pound division’s titleholders under a single broadcaster, simplifying negotiations.
Speaking at the press conference, Fundora confirmed the deal’s impact on unifying the division. “PBC was the last missing piece on DAZN . Now that all the 154-pound champions are on DAZN , let’s get an undisputed champion.”
His statement directly addresses the division’s primary objective: crowning a single, four-belt champion. With the logistical barriers lowered, the focus shifts to the willingness of the fighters to face each other. Ennis has been vocal about his desire to fight Fundora for the undisputed title, and Fundora has now publicly acknowledged the challenge.
He confirmed he is ready to pursue the matchup. “Now all of these big fights are the most realistic. We’re all on the same platform, so now’s the time. Jaron Ennis is the one calling me out, so he’d be the guy I want to face soon,” Fundora said.
While no official negotiations have started, Fundora’s comments signal a clear intent. The path toward one of the most significant fights in the junior middleweight division is now considerably clearer. Should both champions win their upcoming bouts, public and network pressure to make the undisputed fight will likely become substantial.
