Comments Thread For: Tim Tszyu keen to fight twice more in 2025, says his manager

[BoxingUpdates]

Glen Jennings, manager of junior middleweight Tim Tszyu, has no intention of letting his fighter slow down after a tumultuous year that saw the Australian sidelined by injury and fall to Sebastian Fundora.
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[DClefthook]

154 has a bunch of interesting scenarios that could produce the next big PPV star in America.
1. the winner of Spence vs Fundora
2. the winner of Tszyu vs Murat-ralalalala
3. Jermell activates his WBA mandatory and forces Bud to fight or give up the strap
4. winner of rematch Virgil vs Bohachuck / vacuum cleaner
5. Ericcson Lubin, Charles Conwell, Brian Mendoza and and Jesus Ramos all get their shot

[DClefthook]

PBC and GBP could be getting set to make a very good run at 154 undisputed 2025-26. Man if only PBC and GB were on the same network. If only .........

[Elheath]

His next fight is on Oct 19, unless he expects to win via very early round easy KO then putting a stay busy in the end of December I doubt 2 more fights is even realistically possible.

[BodyBagz]

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Am I missing a reason to be impressed ?

[Elheath]

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Am I missing a reason to be impressed ?

No you aren't, it is just another article showing Westerners getting so used to once-a-year annual fighting beltholders that somehow even the idea of a guy who has two fights possibly fighting a third in a year seems like a huge ordeal for them. :shrug:

[BodyBagz]

No you aren't, it is just another article showing Westerners getting so used to once-a-year annual fighting beltholders that somehow even the idea of a guy who has two fights possibly fighting a third in a year seems like a huge ordeal for them. :shrug:

Healthy top tier guys not named Terrance Crawford fight at least 2x a year.

[Elheath]

Healthy top tier guys not named Terrance Crawford fight at least 2x a year.

Even considering the whole Spence debacle wasting the first quarter of the year, the fact that he's the only guy in the top 10 P4P that doesn't have atleast a second fight even scheduled for this year is just sad. Congratz to Tank, he managed to flee from that position by sliding in a fight in the end of the year against the great...130 champion Roach, but it still is a fight.

Crawford can b!tch about TR all he wants but him not pushing through with a Fundora fight officially is the nail in the coffin that he is only looking for retirement funding against Canelo. I was hoping that he'd be more interested in the chance to become a history maker as the first 3-division undisputed in the 4 belt era but

[BodyBagz]

Even considering the whole Spence debacle wasting the first quarter of the year, the fact that he's the only guy in the top 10 P4P that doesn't have atleast a second fight even scheduled for this year is just sad. Congratz to Tank, he managed to flee from that position by sliding in a fight in the end of the year against the great...130 champion Roach, but it still is a fight.

Crawford can b!tch about TR all he wants but him not pushing through with a Fundora fight officially is the nail in the coffin that he is only looking for retirement funding against Canelo. I was hoping that he'd be more interested in the chance to become a history maker as the first 3-division undisputed in the 4 belt era but

Dud is the exception to the norm.

[Elheath]

Dud is the exception to the norm.

The other future American "star" boxers aren't exactly setting a great trend even at a much younger age than Crawford though. I mean there isn't that many that has averaged 2 fights a year for the past 3 years.

In a three year span, the following under-30 American boxers currently with a belt have had so far:
Boots Ennis: 4 fights (5th scheduled November)
Tank Davis: 4 fights (5th scheduled December)
Devin Haney: 5 fights (with lawsuit and everything who knows of his future)
Shakur Stevenson: 5 fights
Teo Lopez: 5 fights
Sebastian Fundora: 4 fights
Mario Barrios: 4 fights (5th scheduled November)
Lamont Roach: 3 fights (4th scheduled December)
Bam Rodriguez: 6 fights (7th scheduled November)
Anthony Olascuaga: 6 fights (7th scheduled this week)

By the way I love you Bam Rodriguez.