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Junior middleweight contender Tim Tszyu, who made his professional debut in 2016, is only hours away from the biggest fight of his career - when he faces dangerous world title challenger Dennis Hogan in Newcastle.
Dennis Hogan will apparently be a game time decision on Wednesday. For now, the former two-division title challenger remains on course for his highly anticipated showdown with unbeaten contender Tim Tszyu. Both boxers made weight for their crossroads bout, which airs live on Australia Main Event Pay-Per-View from Newcastle Entertainment Centre in Newcastle, Australia.
A battle over sponsorship looms over a mid-week clash Down Under. Former two-time title challenger Dennis Hogan is threatening to withdraw from his highly anticipated domestic showdown with unbeaten Tim Tszyu, due to a dispute over his chosen sponsor for the event. The two are due to collide this Wednesday in front of an anticipated sold-out crowd at Newcastle Entertainment Centre in Newcastle, Australia.
Undefeated junior middleweight star Tim Tszyu is pressing to secure the opportunity of a world title shot in 2021. On March 31, Tszyu will face one of his toughest career opponents when he faces former world title challenger Dennis Hogan.
Undefeated junior middleweight Tim Tszyu is getting annoyed with some of the comments coming from his upcoming opponent, world title challenger Dennis Hogan. The two boxers will collide on March 31 in Newcastle. Hogan, who many feel was robbed of a title win over Jaime Munguia in 2019, feels Tszyu is overrated.
Australian junior middleweight superstar Tim Tszyu is getting close to a world title shot. Highly ranked by the World Boxing Organization, Tszyu was a very interested observer in Brian Castano’s dominant decision win over Patrick Teixeira to claim the WBO junior middleweight title last month.
Rising junior middleweight contender Tim Tszyu is looking to make another statement when he returns on March 31 in Newcastle, against veteran Dennis Hogan. 2020 was a big year for Tszyu - as he went right through former world champion Jeff Horn and then Bowyn Morgan.
Junior middleweight contender Dennis Hogan (28-3-1, 7 KOs) is hungry to secure another world title shot. Back in 2019, Hogan traveled to Mexico and lost a controversial twelve round decision to then WBO world champion Jamie Munguia. And then in December of the same year, Hogan moved up to middleweight division, where he was overpowered and stopped by WBC world champion Jermall Charlo.
Junior middleweight contender Dennis Hogan is confident that his skills and experience will be enough to overcome the undefeated Tim Tszyu, who is being pushed as the biggest star in Australian boxing. Hogan, a former Australian champion, will collide with Tszyu on March 31.
Undefeated junior middleweight contender Tim Tszyu will be looking to do a demolition job when he faces veteran Dennis Hogan on March 31. In 2019, there were many observers who felt Hogan had done enough to pull out an upset win over then WBO junior middleweight champion Jamie Munguia, who was very disappointed with his performance.