Tim tszyu live blog

Tim Tszyu has made the statement he needed to in his final fight in Australia before heading overseas, defeating American Brian Mendoza by unanimous decisiontim tszyu live blog,to defend his WBO junior middleweight belt. Two-time welterweight champion Shawn Porter had said pre-fight that Mendoza needed to find a way to make Tszyu uncomfortable early and liked what he saw early.

Here's how it all unfolded according to Daily Mail Australia. You can keep up with all the other stories coming out of Tszyu's stunning statement win on Daily Mail Australia's Sport home page. That's the rest of Tszyu's message to Jermell Charlo, who as we write this has not said a word about the Aussie's win on social media. The pressure on him to take the bout is now so intense he will lose a massive amount of face if he finds an excuse to wriggle out of the contest. But any worries Charlo may have had about Tszyu not being a big enough name to drum up sufficient interest in the fight have evaporated now.

Tim tszyu live blog

Tim Tszyu has overcome the toughest challenge of his boxing career to defend the full WBO super welterweight title in a brutal encounter with Brian Mendoza on the Gold Coast. Tszyu, who improves his record to , won by unanimous decision after 12 brutal rounds on all three judges' scorecards in what is likely to be his final fight for some time on Australian soil. America beckons for Tszyu, whose relentless power was on full display as he outlasted a brave Mendoza. After a cagey opening, Tszyu burst into life in the second half of the fight, having Mendoza in trouble in the seventh, tenth and 11th rounds with typically thunderous shots to the head and body. Mendoza put up a more than game fight, challenging Tszyu with his elusiveness and speed of hand through the early exchanges. But once Tszyu started to land his shots, the assassin-like Tszyu, while remaining respectful of the American's power, was in almost complete control. Credit has to go to Mendoza for putting up with a barrage of punishment that left his face a bloody mess by the end of the contest. Look back on how all the action unfolded in our live blog. To leave a comment on the blog, please log in or sign up for an ABC account. We'll have more from the Gold Coast a bit later on after the press conference, which I am racing off to now. Mendoza is in the corner swaying and rocking and rolling as Tszyu rains down punches upon him! None of them clean though! Mendoza is on the run, frantically hitting out to stop the relentless rain of blows coming his way.

Mendoza is really swelling on the right eye now. You get the feeling some of the sting has gone out of Aleem, who's missing a fair bit with his shots and gets hit with a right to the jaw.

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Tim Tszyu has picked himself off the canvas to claim a unanimous decision over Terrell Gausha in his US debut. In a brutal round contest at The Armory in Minneapolis, Tszyu took charge from the fifth round onwards, when he was unlucky not to score a knockdown of his own after a vicious body shot. The judges all awarded Tszyu the fight by scores of , and to maintain his unbeaten record at and earn victory in his US debut. However, this was by far the toughest test the year-old has faced thus far in his career. Tszyu came away with the victory, but will face questions over his defence as Gausha repeatedly split his guard with the jab and exposed his tendency to walk onto shots.

Tim tszyu live blog

Tim Tszyu knocked out Tony Harrison in the ninth round of a scheduled round pound bout Saturday Sunday in Australia in Sydney to set up a fight with undisputed champion Jermell Charlo. Tszyu applied pressure on Harrison from beginning to end, landing many more and cleaner shots than his veteran American counterpart. Harrison was competitive much of the fight, relying mostly on his quick, long jab. The knockout was brutal. Tszyu unleashed a series of brutal shots — including a number of upper cuts — that finally put Harrison on the canvas.

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A real heart-in-mouth moment for boxing fans there as that judge's verdict was read out. The second knockdown came through a short right, the final blow of the fight was a longer right cross, and the ref did a great job of stopping the action at the right time. That's a damn shame for the fans as this was shaping as a great fight. The Filipino is as game as they come but Larfield is making it look easy in the closing stages. Up next: Justin Frost vs Hassan Hamdan. Larfield is making his man miss and switching his attack from the head to the body. He might be a fair bit older than Goodman but his hand speed is great. He is really starting to dictate terms here and the American's punches are starting to lack snap. That was an unprecedented low in Ocampo's long career, and easily the high point of Tim's time in the ring. Aussie boxing great Barry Michael asks Tim if he's planning to go to the body with Ocampo, who is tall and could be susceptible to the tactic - with his only knockout loss coming courtesy of a vicious left rip from Errol Spence Jr. However there was nothing Long could do in the fourth and final round when Vousiutu landed a thudding left hook that left the American dangling over the ropes. That right eye is swelling nicely for Mendoza now — can Tszyu do anything with it?

Tim Tszyu has overcome the toughest challenge of his boxing career to defend the full WBO super welterweight title in a brutal encounter with Brian Mendoza on the Gold Coast.

He jabs hard to the body and then the head too. This bout has put the boxing world on notice that the Aussie is a genuine threat to take all four belts. Fenech says of the cut, 'I knew it was bad That was a bit of a recovery round from Tszyu, exceptional boxing to recover from the flurry and still take the round. Another to the Aussie but this was far more clear-cut than the first. This should be a cracker because there's plenty of feeling between these blokes. Ocampo had only been knocked out once before, by Errol Spence Jr - who did it in the first round with body shots. Very close scoring-wise, with good work from both men - Aleem. Another tight round — it's not caught fire yet this one. I owe you a rematch,' he tells Frost, who embraces him. Credit has to go to Mendoza for putting up with a barrage of punishment that left his face a bloody mess by the end of the contest. Jurgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola have pushed the boundaries of possibility and each other Bayern star says he's watching Sky Sports in Germany - but looks uncomfortable as he's quizzed about how he's doing it!