By Ray Wheatley – World of Boxing
WBO #2, IBF #3 light-middleweight Tim Tszyu (17-0, 13 KOs) says he’s shown improvement with each bout he has contested ahead of his bout against Dennis Hogan (28-3-1, 7 KOs) on March 31 at the Newcastle Entertainment Centre, Newcastle, NSW, Australia.
“I’m only 26, I still haven’t reached my peak. I’ve got another 50, 60, 70 percent more to improve on. That’s dangerous for people in my weight division,” Tszyu told the Sydney Morning Herald. “Each fight I’ll be bigger, stronger, better. This camp I can really feel it. You’re going to see another improved Tim Tszyu.”
Tszyu aims to become the WBO mandatory challenger so he could be challenging for the unified championship if WBO champion Brian Castano and WBC, IBF, WBA champion Jermell Charlo clash in a unification bout.
Castano and Charlo beat this kid in 2! He needs to beat Hogan if he can then move on to Lara for the IBO/WBA interim titles
Not sure about out in 2 he is a pretty good mover definitley agree that he is not ready yet maybe in in about 5 -8 fights that’s what he should be doing stay busy its all hype wanting to fight for a world title he is not experienced enough it depends on how stupid his management is.
Castano is the real animal here very good fighter its a close call between him and Charlo
There’s a lot of improvement for all fighters, just need t make sure you get the RIGHT improvements. Tszyu, is young and humble and has the heart to go far…
Roy “you don’t sht about boxing” haha #friendlybanter
Castano is beating your ass…