Tszyu-Murtazaliev lands in Orlando

Former world champion Tim Tszyu (24-1, 17 KOs) will challenge unbeaten IBF super welterweight world champion Bakhram Murtazaliev (22-0, 16 KOs) in the 12-round main event of PBC on Prime Video action Saturday, October 19 live from the Caribe Royale Resort in Orlando, Florida. Tszyu will look to regain his status as world champion against the reigning unbeaten titleholder Murtazaliev, who beat Jack Culcay to earn the vacant IBF title in April,

Tim Tszyu: “At this level, you have to take everyone out and Bakhram is the next guy standing in my way. The world knows me and they know what I’m about. I’m thankful to my team for putting me in this position to prove why I’m still the man at 154 pounds. Bakhram has what I want and I plan on taking it from him in spectacular fashion. It’s time to become a two-time world champion.”

Bakhram Murtazaliev: “I’m extremely happy and excited to defend my world title on Prime Video against a strong opponent like Tim Tszyu. I just want Tim to be in the best shape possible and not get any injuries so we can give this fight to the fans.”

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  • I think tzuyu is done
    I know is young and strong but once you lose a fight most are not the same anymore
    And the mind strength and heart are better than physique

      • Carlos Tim Tszyu is a truly throwback warrior, the rare type that is willing to risk everything without any fear. By facing Fundora with no hesitation after Thurman pulled off, he proved that once again.

        • “willing to risk everything without any fear.”
          lol sounds like a movie trailer.
          Its called “being brave”. Its not that he dont have any fears getting in the ring. He’s a human being, not a monster.

    • It’s hard to make that case, Carlos. It’s especially so considering the fact that the person Tszyu was coming off his own first loss and he bounced back just fine.

    • This is exactly why fighters don’t want to fight the best. The modern day boxing fan mentality has changed. Since when did one loss mean a boxer was “done?” Tszyu is still better than most at 154. Some would argue he was beating Fundora convincingly until he got that gash. Tim Tszyu isn’t done.

    • 1 loss & he’s done?.
      What shit are you dribbling about?
      Seriously you have no idea what your talking about or boxing in general. Did you see how Tszyu lost the fight against Fundora? Fought practically the whole fight with 1 eye . Make sure your watching Tszyu’s next fight

    • Naw, I will agree a bit, it’s let’s see how he does, but he has pedigree, he has fighters genes, and he stood in there for 12 rounds and fought with that injury. He could of quit, but he didn’t. He will be fine in my humble opinion.

      • Actually his corner made a mistake they did not stoped the fight before the 4 th round to get a no contest and tzuyu still the champ

        • Come on Carlos, you know that in some corners, the decision lies with the fighter. Tszyu is old school just like his pops.

          • Well you can see what happened for not stop the fight before 4 rd

            Tzuyu lost the championship

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