Tim Tszyu

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Tim Tszyu dominated Jeff horn today and stopped him in the 8th rd. Tszyu is the son of Kostya Tszyu a former boxing champion. Tim fights at middleweight and looked really good stopping Horn who biggest win had been a 12 rd decision against Manny Pacquiao.
 
Yes he looked like his pops physically and style wise and had an opponent who is hard to look good against because of his dirty boxing style.

I know many Australians have milked regional titles to earn paper mandatory challenges and have been blown out because of this but Tyszu looks like the real deal and could win a legitimate world belt down the line.

As for Horn he needs to retire, his bully boy style can't work against stronger longer men, with his degree and teaching certificate he has a career to fall back on and the purses will only get thinner from now on.

PS, I heard Bob Arum mention that Australia could be a venue for Fury vs Wilder III, because the pandemic hasn't hit Australia as hard, if this fight could fit 16,000 fans into a football stadium that holds 50K+ a similar audience could attend the fight which would be comparable to a Vegas attendance. The only problem would be high rollers attending the fight from North America, Europe and Asia. I assume all would have to be quarantined and only the most hardcore of fans would put up with house arrest in a 5 star hotel for 2 weeks.
 
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looks excellent, been very impressed with his recent fights

Future number 1 at 154 I think
 
Tim Tszyu stopped Denis Hogan in 5 rds today in Newcastle NSW, Australia. He ran his record to 13-0.
 
Tim Tszyu stopped Denis Hogan in 5 rds today in Newcastle NSW, Australia. He ran his record to 13-0.
I saw a pirate copy on Youtube yesterday and Tszyu dominated Hogan, Hogan could have been a defending champion as he seemed to beat Jaime Munguia in their junior middleweight world title fight.

Tszyu looks like a future world champion, if he survives a chin check it will cement it for me.
 
Tim Tszyu stops Tim Sparks in the 3rd round today in Australia. ESPN+ carried it at 5:eek:o am this morning. He is now 19 -0 with 15 ko. Time to step up the competition.
 
Only a matter of time before 154 is completely white dominated. Brian Castano should be number 1 with 3 belts but for that disgusting robbery. I believe Tim Tszyu is the best in the division amd will prove it. Plus on the come up is Sergio Garcia, Sadriddin Akhmedov, Israil Madrimov, Bakhram Murtazaliev, Aaron Mckenna, Sergey Lubkovich, Artem Oganesyan, Khuseyn Baysangurov, Dylan Charrat. And I wouldn't rule out Serhii Bohachuk despite his recent loss .They are all good talents, some will definitely become world champs. PBC are losing this division.
 
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Tim Tszyu is now the WBO world champ and fights this weekend against Brian Mendoza:cool:
 
Only a matter of time before 154 is completely white dominated. Brian Castano should be number 1 with 3 belts but for that disgusting robbery. I believe Tim Tszyu is the best in the division amd will prove it. Plus on the come up is Sergio Garcia, Sadriddin Akhmedov, Israil Madrimov, Bakhram Murtazaliev, Aaron Mckenna, Sergey Lubkovich, Artem Oganesyan, Khuseyn Baysangurov, Dylan Charrat. And I wouldn't rule out Serhii Bohachuk despite his recent loss .They are all good talents, some will definitely become world champs. PBC are losing this division.
Jeez I wrote this over two years ago, and Charlo is still holding up the division with 3 of the 4 belts and not defending them. American black privilege. ) Bakhram Murtazaliev, Israil Madrimov, Magomed Kurbanov Serhii Bohachuk, Josh Kelly are in really strong positions at the top of the rankings. It's gonna be a fun division soon I think :)
 

Tszyu did what he had to do with the shell of Spence who while his chin is still iron all of his other skills have rusted away. The first 4 rounds were even up but the better eye catching shots were fired by the Zoo keeper's son and once Spence slowed down and tried to save energy by hopping around the ring the only question was whether he would go the distance or not.

Tszyu said he would plant a flag at 160 and try to win a title and the list of current champions really isn't daunting as they all have flaws due to age or mediocrity. Really the only tough cookie in recent years was Eurasian Alimkhanuly and he pissed hot and has abandoned the division. So the divison in theory is wide open for Tszyu.
 
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