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From the moment the blood first started to obscure Tim Tszyu's vision in the middle of that Las Vegas ring last March, the writing was on the wall.
Tim Tszyu has cleared his final hurdle ahead of his fight against Bakhram Murtazaliev, but can he actually win? BRENDAN BRADFORD breaks down how the title could be decided, as PETER BADEL brings us the latest from Tszyu’s camp.
An accidental clash from the elbow of Sebastian Fundora. The resulting outpouring of blood. The missed chance to become unified WBO and WBC champion.
Bakhram Murtazaliev (IBF super-welterweight world champion) vs Tim Tszyu - 12 rounds
Yoenis Tellez (8-0) vs Johan Gonzalez (35-3) - super-welterweight - 10 rounds
Mateo Tapia (17-0) vs Endry Saavedra (16-1) - middleweight - 10 rounds
Carlos Jackson (20-1) vs Ryan Lee Allen (10-8-1) - super bantamweight - 8 rounds
Daniel Blancas (10-0) vs Marcos Delgado (7-5-1) - super middleweight - 8 rounds
Roberto Raul Rivera Gomez (4-0) vs Martin Diaz (9-25-1) - super featherweight - 6 rounds
Dainier Pero (8-0) vs Willie Jake Jr (11-5-2) - heavyweight - 8 rounds
At the first weigh-in 24 hours earlier, Tszyu (24-1, 17KO) recorded 153.4 pounds, while Murtazaliev (22-0, 16KO) tipped the scales at 152.8lb for the super welterweight IBF world-title showdown.
Had Tszyu put on more than 11 pounds, he would have been banned from challenging for the IBF world title in what would have been a disastrous scenario after his loss to Sebastian Fundora in March.
But ever the professional, Tszyu and his rival Murtazaliev both weighed in at 165 pounds _ ensuring the bout will officially proceed as the Australian looks to become a two-time world champion.
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From the moment the blood first started to obscure Tim Tszyu's vision in the middle of that Las Vegas ring last March, the writing was on the wall.
Tim Tszyu has cleared his final hurdle ahead of his fight against Bakhram Murtazaliev, but can he actually win? BRENDAN BRADFORD breaks down how the title could be decided, as PETER BADEL brings us the latest from Tszyu’s camp.
An accidental clash from the elbow of Sebastian Fundora. The resulting outpouring of blood. The missed chance to become unified WBO and WBC champion.
Bakhram Murtazaliev (IBF super-welterweight world champion) vs Tim Tszyu - 12 rounds
Yoenis Tellez (8-0) vs Johan Gonzalez (35-3) - super-welterweight - 10 rounds
Mateo Tapia (17-0) vs Endry Saavedra (16-1) - middleweight - 10 rounds
Carlos Jackson (20-1) vs Ryan Lee Allen (10-8-1) - super bantamweight - 8 rounds
Daniel Blancas (10-0) vs Marcos Delgado (7-5-1) - super middleweight - 8 rounds
Roberto Raul Rivera Gomez (4-0) vs Martin Diaz (9-25-1) - super featherweight - 6 rounds
Dainier Pero (8-0) vs Willie Jake Jr (11-5-2) - heavyweight - 8 rounds
At the first weigh-in 24 hours earlier, Tszyu (24-1, 17KO) recorded 153.4 pounds, while Murtazaliev (22-0, 16KO) tipped the scales at 152.8lb for the super welterweight IBF world-title showdown.
Had Tszyu put on more than 11 pounds, he would have been banned from challenging for the IBF world title in what would have been a disastrous scenario after his loss to Sebastian Fundora in March.
But ever the professional, Tszyu and his rival Murtazaliev both weighed in at 165 pounds _ ensuring the bout will officially proceed as the Australian looks to become a two-time world champion.