Tim Tszyu\u2019s workmanlike performance saw him easily breeze past Denis Nurja on Sunday, April 5 (local time) with unanimous scores of 100-88 during a middleweight fight in Australia.<\/p>\n
The victory, his second in succession following a brutal knockout loss to Sebastian Fundora, aired as a PBC on Prime Video event and further maneuvers the 160-pound debutante toward a clash against popular American prizefighter Errol Spence Jr. <\/p>\n
\u201cI think me and Errol Spence would be one helluva fight,\u201d he told Ben Damon on-air following his win. <\/p>\n
Spence is yet to fight since his one-sided knockout loss to Terence Crawford in one of the welterweight division\u2019s all-time great thrashings, but has been linked with a comeback this summer.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt\u2019s a banger.\u201d <\/p>\n
\u201cYou know how I am \u2014 I don\u2019t take a backward step. So if he wants to meet me at the front, bring it on,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
In a direct message to Spence, Tszyu added: \u201cYou know what they say, catch the big fish. Let\u2019s go fishing.\u201d<\/p>\n
More to follow\u2026<\/p>\n
Alan Dawson is Boxing Social’s editor.
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\nHe is also a columnist for Uncrowned at Yahoo Sports, and the founder-moderator of Boxing Twitter \u2014 a 20,000-strong community on X.
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\nA 17-year sports media veteran, Alan has enjoyed extensive stints at Business Insider as a correspondent, BT Sport as digital editor, and Give Me Sport as combat sports editor.
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\nHe is a 2-time Sports Journalist of the Year finalist and has been honored six times by the Boxing Writers Association of America.
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\nAlan grew up near London but is based in Nevada with his young family. Outside boxing he plays 8-handicap golf, hikes, and rides his ebike through the Sierra mountain trails.<\/p>\n