Back against the wall: Tim Tszyu’s obligatory struggle against Joey Spencer on 6

Ex -Wbo Junior Middleweight Tim Tszyu’s -desperately a victory on April 6 against Joey Spencer in a fight in Kayo Sports in Australia and the Amazon Prime video in the United States in the Newcastle Entertainment Center.

An essential struggle

If you have something, Spencer (19-1, 11 kos) is a won won by Tszyu. A loss for this boy almost points to Tim’s end as a main player. It can still hang -obviously, but it would not be as before.

Tszyu (24-2, 17 kos) has lost his last two fights and has been uninstained since 2023. The IBF Junior Middleweight champion, Bakhram Murtazaliev, destroyed him in three rounds on October 19. Prior to that, Tim lost the 154 -pound WBO title to Sebastian Fundora for a 12 -round division decision last year on March 30. This defeat may have been taken away from Tszyu than anyone has been able to realize because it seemed like a shell of himself in his fight against Bakhram.

Tszyu has to adapt -if things go bad against Spencer because he could not do it against Murtazaliev. Tim did not have adjustments after being fallen three times in the second round. He has just kept forward, throwing power and demolished.

“This is my Redemption Tour. I return stronger, more hungry and ready to prove a point. There is no decline – no tune fights – just on the fire with a very, very good fighter to Joey Spencer, “said Tszyu. . “

Tim is being a bit disgusting here because Spencer is a tune but a high level. It is a contestant who increased in class once in his career and was destroyed in seven rounds by Jesús Ramos on March 25, 2023.

“We have chosen the deep end. No safety networks, without heating. Snau or swim: I’m here to make a statement. If I have to walk on the fire to get on top, so be. This is what I live, “said Tszyu.