Tim Tszyu: record, next fight and profile →
Unbeaten junior middleweight Tim Tszyu could be looking for a new opponent, as Michael Zerafa has been hospitalized with a yet to be disclosed rib-stomach injury, according to WA Today.
Michael Zerafa made a promise to keep calm, though the chance to take a dig at Tim Tszyu was all but inevitable. Plenty of words were exchanged as the two formally announced their fight, which will take place July 7 live on Australia Main Event Pay-Per-View from Newcastle Entertainment Centre in Newcastle, Australia. Tickets sold out on the first day, marking Tszyu’s second straight fight at the venue to play to full capacity.
Tim Tszyu continues to line up the biggest name that his nation has to offer. The second-generation junior middleweight contender from Australia is set for a domestic grudge match with veteran fringe contender Michael Zerafa. The regional junior middleweight title fight will take place July 7 live on Australia Main Event from Newcastle Entertainment Centre in Newcastle, Australia.
The team behind junior middleweight contender Tim Tszyu is ready to spend up to $10 million to bring a world title fight to Australia. Last month, Tszyu dominated and stopped world title challenger Dennis Hogan in five rounds at the Newcastle Entertainment Centre.
Tim Tszyu has spent his entire career being compared to others, something he always expected given his surname. This time, he decided to take the lead on that front. The unbeaten junior middleweight from Sydney took an important step in his pursuit of his first major title, scoring a 5th round stoppage of countryman Dennis Hogan. The crossroads bouts took place Wednesday in front of a sold-out crowd at Newcastle Entertainment Centre in Newcastle, Australia.
Australian junior middleweight star Tim Tszyu has a $1 million offer on the table to fight domestic rival Michael Zerafa. Las month, Tszyu picked up another statement making win when he battered and stopped world title challenger Dennis Hogan in five rounds in Newcastle.
Undefeated junior middleweight star Tim Tszyu is looking for even bigger things after crushing world title challenger Dennis Hogan in their Steel City Showdown in Newcastle. The 26-year-old Tszyu (18-0) kept pounding on Hogan to the head and body - until the corner of the Irish boxer threw in the towel.
Tim Tszyu continues to carve out his own reputation in the sport. The second-generation contender manhandled former two-time title challenger Dennis Hogan in a 5th round stoppage win Wednesday evening at Newcastle Entertainment Centre in Newcastle, Australia. Tszyu floored Hogan early in the frame, continuing on the attack before Hogan’s corner literally threw in the towel with roughly 0:30 to go in round five.
Sakio Bika came out of retirement to settle the score with his oldest ring rival. The former super middleweight titlist dominated countryman Sam Soliman en route to a lopsided eight-round unanimous decision win. Scores were 80-73, 79-73 and 78-74 in favor of Bika in their trilogy fight Wednesday evening at Newcastle Entertainment Centre in Newcastle, Australia.
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.