Tszyu Jr. was again given an opponent “for a minute.” Why doesn’t Kostya intervene?
Alexander Frolov July 11, 2023, 16:30 Moscow time
The level of opposition to Nikita does not grow. Rather, she even falls.
Kostya Tszyu’s sons gradually became real boxing headliners. Of course, now the focus is on Timofey Tszyu: the eldest son of the absolute world champion has already won his belt, albeit temporarily, and now he intends to be the absolute. Nikita Tszyu is still somewhat lost in his environment, and it’s not surprising: Timofey’s younger brother started his professional career relatively recently.
Today, July 11, information appeared that Nikita got a new opponent. The BoxingScene portal reports that on August 23, Tszyu Jr. will fight Liam Wilson, open boxer from Australia. Wilson has 13 professional fights, not a single solid opponent and two losses, both early. In February, Liam was knocked out by Emmanul Navarette, shortly before the final gong. And now he is waiting for a fight with another knockout.
Yes, Nikita had only six fights in the professional ring, but it is scary that the level of opposition will not only not grow, but even gradually decrease. Recall that Tszyu Jr.’s last fight lasted about a minute, although the opponent had undefeated status. However, Benjamin Bomber survived only a couple of sharp blows, after which he went to “sleep” on the ground. Wilson is believed to last a bit longer at best.
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