News about Kostya Tszyu

Tim Tszyu's (pictured right) rematch with Sebastian Fundora (left) remains a possibility later this year - just not on Australian shores. In a stunning development, Fundora's camp - led by promoter Sampson Lewkowicz (inset) claimed the bout must again be in Las Vegas and they 'feared for their safety' down under.

Following the announcement that he will not be able to see a rematch with Sebastian Fundora (right), Aussie boxer Tim Tszyu (pictured left) is facing an uncertain future. It came after Tszyu's humiliating loss by a split decision in Las Vegas on Sunday AEDT after 12 rounds.

Tim Tszyu carries the surname of boxing royalty but the Aussie fighter will brush the advice of former undisputed light-welterweight world champion Kostya ahead of his title defence on Sunday

This is the son of the legendary Kostya Tszyu's apprehension, who will have his hand raised in this contest against Mendoza as a very short 1/8 favorite. In addition, he is gaining a chance of 8/11 to win by KO/TKO, while on the judges' scorecards, he is 5/2 to be victorious. In rounds 1-4, Sky Bet is also giving Tszyu a 'Price Boost', which has increased its odds from 7/1 to 15/2. If he can support the bookies' odds and get the job done, there are a lot of potentials for him next, including Charlo, Terence Crawford, and Canelo Alvarez.

According to Triple M's Adelaide breakfast show Roo, Ditts, and Loz, Laura 'Loz' O'Callaghan said on Wednesday morning that Adelaide Crows star Taylor 'Tex' Walker is expected to appear on Home and Away. 'I think they're going to get him off.' I'm not sure if it's a cameo as himself or if it's not. If he's going to be Irene's toy boy,' she said.

Tim Tszyu has announced that he will face Canelo Alvarez in a weight class, as he prepared to face American Brian Mendoza for the WBC and WBC super-welterweight belts. 'I've always wondered about a name like a Canelo in the future,' Tszyu told Main Event TV on Thursday.' Canelo has won multiple world titles in four weight classes from light middleweight to light heavyweight and has unified the titles in three of those weight classes

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The apprentice has become the master, with Aussie boxing legend Kostya Tszyu declaring his son Tim is now better than he was ahead of Sunday's super welterweight bout against Mexican Carlos Ocampo on the Gold Coast

Tszyu, 28, is on the brink of a blockbuster unification fight against American actor Jermell Charlo, with the Sydney-native having to defend his interim light middleweight title against Australian superstar Carlos Ocampo first. The unbeaten Australian is the son of former world champion Kostya and has promised to put on a show to prepare a fight for the ages with Charlo later this year.

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Natalia was forced to choose whether she and her three children would return to her homeland or start a new life Down Under as a single mother. 'If I had stayed in Russia after my marriage broke down, my boys would not be boxing now,' Natalia said.

Tim Tszyu's united world championship hopes have been dented once more with the revelation that controversial super-welterweight champion Jermell Charlo is taking longer than expected to recover from a hand injury. Tszyu was supposed to face the king in January for the American's IBF, WBC, WBA, and WBO super-welterweight titles, but the champ lost his hand. In nine rounds, the son of boxing hall-of-famer Kostya Tszyu was matched up with former champion Tony Harrison, who obliterated in nine rounds, earning him the interim WBO super-welterweight belt and another shot at Charlo.

After winning the WBO super welterweight interim world title, Hall of Fame boxer Kostya Tszyu sent his son Tim a touching note, but he can't avoid giving some stern words. Tim Tszyu won the interim belt and imitated his legendary father by winning a world championship. After the match in Sydney, Tszyu's family and fighting team were gathered, but Kostyu was not ringside for the occasion, preferring to stay in Russia, where he now lives.

Tim Tszyu is Australia's best boxer, according to Ebanie Bridges, but she would not be surprised if she or Tony Harrison get their hand raised on Sunday in their blockbuster showdown. Bridges, the IBF world champion, ranks Kostya Tszyu as one of her all-time favorite fighters and is eager to see his son fight for a world championship. Harrison, who has competed for the world championships and defeated defending champion Jermell Charlo, has more experience than Tszyu, and Bridges acknowledges that counts for something.

Former manager of Kostya Tszyu, Glen Jennings, has teamed up with Aussie bantamweight Shannon O'Connell to set England alight next month in what is the biggest bout for Women's boxing in down under history

The Super Saturday boxing festival in Newcastle isn't until tomorrow but the insanity has already begun with a boxer wearing undies with his wife's photo on them upset over a birthday cake while a bloke wearing a Hannibal Lecter mask thinks his opponent is a bit different

Remember Nikita Tszyu (pictured left) - beware - Darkon Dryden is on his way to you, and he will have the Newcastle Entertainment Centre's support next month. Dryden, 28, will be impossible to spot as he approaches the ring in a Hannibal Lecter mask (pictured left).

Kevin Gallen (left), a respected Australian boxing coach, says he needs to stop boxing immediately or risk permanent harm, and that being tough is not enough. (inset) and the NSW Blues legend has noticeably deteriorated as a fighter (slow).