Tim Tszyu: record, next fight and profile →
Three active boxers have caught my eye recently with the way they’ve conducted themselves and the decisions they’ve made, and I’m going to heap praise upon them.
Tim Tszyu is going from losing his world title to Sebastian Fundora – a bloody battle in which Tszyu suffered a nasty injury – to taking on another world titleholder in Bakhram Murtazaliev.
Tim Tszyu’s last fight ended in a loss — but it didn’t have to end that way. Still, Tszyu wouldn’t change the decisions that led to his first pro defeat.
Cuban junior middleweight prospect Yoenis Téllez will face big-punching Johan González on the October 19 bill topped by the IBF title fight between Bakhram Murtazaliev and Tim Tszyu.
Veteran trainer Stephen "Breadman" Edwards answers the questions in this week's mailbag
The blood has been shed, the healing has taken hold, and Tim Tszyu is ready to resume the vision he has long maintained to stand as the elite fighter in the sport’s best division.
Premier Boxing Champions’ upcoming broadcast on October 19 will feature Bakhram Murtazaliev defending his junior middleweight title vs. Tim Tszyu. The most important news isn’t the “who,” however, but rather the “where” – the show will stream for subscribers to Amazon’s Prime Video service, rather than on pay-per-view
Junior middleweight Tim Tszyu is ready to take out anyone that may stand in his way of becoming a two-time world champion. The Australian must dig deep to strip Bakhram Murtazaliev off his IBF 154-pound title to achieve that
Bakhram Murtazaliev’s first junior middleweight world title defense against Tim Tszyu is both a step up — and a potential stepping stone. Murtazaliev (22-0, 16 KOs) has wanted Tszyu (24-1, 17 KOs) since before the 31-year-old won the vacant IBF belt in early April, when he knocked out Jack Culcay. Murtazaliev’s promoter, Kathy Duva of Main Events, is pleased that the fight is now coming to fruition.
Sydney’s Nikita Tszyu, a rising southpaw with a famous father, is preparing for his 10th professional outing on August 28 but, unlike in the past, he has not been sparring his famous brother.