Comments Thread For: Tim Tszyu dominates Denis Nurja to continue building back

[BoxingUpdates]

Tim Tszyu triumphed over the previously unbeaten Denis Nurja, winning handily in the main event Sunday at the WIN Entertainment Centre in Wollongong, Australia.
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[ShoulderRoll]

Tszyu has lost his aggressive edge with Pedro Diaz.

[RockyKO]

I enjoyed the fight. It's kind of entertaining when there is such a wide gap in skill and it's a total beat down. I do wish Tszyu would've stepped on the gas pedal and KO him but he seem ok with a decision win. So it was a frustrating at times because he would hurt him then he wouldn't put the combinations together to finish the job. So I don't know. Good performance for a sparring session lol.

[BlackRobb]

Did this author reference Spence and "deep waters" in the same sentence?

Spence is shot. Tszyu was never an abundantly-skilled fighter, and now he's degraded. Neither is winning a belt at 154 or 160 unless it arrives via e-mail.

[landotter]

Man, I like Tszyu a ton, Wish there was a run left in him. But he just seems timd-ish in there compared to the "devil may care" boxer he was. If he is gun shy, he needs to get over it before what is left of his skills completely vanish. If he truly is damaged goods, it will not be fun to see him just become one o those names fighters use to pad their resumes.

[MarbleFallsMauler]

Timmy never moves his head. Flabby and weak.
In his prime Spence washes Tmmy like dirty laundry. Now? We don't know what Spence has left. This match might look like Wilder-Chisora: two over the hill rhinos slapping each other until Tim suffers his inevitable cut.

[Moz_boxing]

Tszyu has lost his aggressive edge with Pedro Diaz.

He just lost his confidence. Confidence/the mental part of boxing is the key and way more important than physical abilities and skills. That's why you need to build fighters, once that confidence is destroyed some fighters can never regain it and are a shadow of their former self. Tszyu is the perfect example.

[eco1]

Tim Tszyu must be the unluckiest boxer ever, or the worst managed one.

[Southpawology]

Did this author reference Spence and "deep waters" in the same sentence?

Spence is shot. Tszyu was never an abundantly-skilled fighter, and now he's degraded. Neither is winning a belt at 154 or 160 unless it arrives via e-mail.

We dont know if spence is shot or not. The crawford beatdown doesnt look that bad after seeing how crawford beat up canelo so is he really that shot? I dont think so, I think crawford is just that good.

Tsyzu is far more shot than spence. 2 whoopings by fundora and 1 demolition job vs bakram. The guy has taken beatings and clearly has no killer instinct left.

[BlackRobb]

We dont know if spence is shot or not. The crawford beatdown doesnt look that bad after seeing how crawford beat up canelo so is he really that shot? I dont think so, I think crawford is just that good.

Tsyzu is far more shot than spence. 2 whoopings by fundora and 1 demolition job vs bakram. The guy has taken beatings and clearly has no killer instinct left.

Crawford is just that good, but Spence is done. The beating he took on 7.29.23 is the type you do not come back from. Errol was probably starting to slide just a bit prior to facing Bud, but Crawford pushed him over the edge. At this point, it would wise for Spence to go join the Charlos on the couch. It's over. It just is. And yes, Tszyu us likely also done, but no one ever had him in any P4P lists.