Tim Tszyu and Joey Spencer successfully weighed today for their 10-round battle this Saturday, April 5 Prime video in the Newcastle Entertainment Center, Broadmeadow, Newcastle.
(Credit: No Limit box)
During the face, former WBO junior middleweight champion Tszyu (24-2, 17 COs) bowed to the lead, and seemed to be ready to jump Spencer (19-1, 11 COs). It was the same attitude that Tszyu, 30, used for his last fight against IBF 154-Pond Champion Bakhram Murtazaliev, and the match was a disaster for Tim.
Spencer’s confidence
The American, Spencer, 24, did not seem worried about Tim’s efforts to intimidate him. He set up his guard to show that he was ready to fight.
The event starts at 9pm ET/18:00 pt. The ring step is approximately 11:30 Et/20:30 pm pt.
Weigh-in-results
– Tim Tszyu 154 vs. Joey Spencer 153.75
“His name is” The Soul Taker “, and he took his soul,” Joey Spencer told the mediaTalk about Tim Tszyu’s Monicker before being knocked out in three rounds by the IBF Junior Middleweight Champion Bakhram Murtazaliev on October 19.
Tszyu can’t afford to lose this battle because he comes in the match against Spencer with a losing line with two struggles. It is clear that the American Spencer was selected by Tszyu’s team for a reason, because they clearly consider him defeatable.
They could have chosen a highly 154 pound ranking, such as Serhii Bohachuk, Israil Madrimov, Charles Conwell or Yoenis Tellez. You can find out why Team Tszyu Spencer chose about one of the guys. Therefore, it is important for Tim to win this battle, because if he cannot beat a low ranking like Spencer, who is probably taken well by his team and considered a no threat, it is a career.
“It’s not just about what he’s doing. It’s also about what I do. It’s going to be two guys in the ring, and we’ll have to adapt and adapt to each other. I’m not arrogant enough to say that I can choose what I do in this battle, and he’s not going to respond, ‘says Spencer.
“We’ll have to respond to each other. I believe it will be a competitive battle. This means that there will be ebbs and flow and adjustments. ‘
Last updated on 04/04/2025
