Get ready for a boxing showdown that’s bound to shake the ring! Two-division world champion Tim Bradley has dropped a bombshell prediction, claiming Errol Spence Jr. vs. Tim Tszyu will end in a knockout—and not in Tszyu’s favor. But here’s where it gets controversial: Bradley boldly declares, ‘He’s done.’ Is Tszyu’s time at the top truly over, or is this just another chapter in his resilient career? Let’s dive in.
Errol Spence Jr., the former unified welterweight king, is gearing up for his highly anticipated comeback after a nearly three-year hiatus. His last fight in July 2023 ended in a brutal loss to Terence Crawford, where he fell short of claiming the undisputed 147-pound crown. Now, ‘The Truth’ is eyeing a return—and his target is none other than Tim Tszyu, the former WBO super-welterweight champion.
Tszyu, once a dominant force, has hit a rough patch since losing his title to Sebastian Fundora in March 2024. With three losses in his last five fights, his shine seems to be fading—though he remains undefeated on home soil in Australia, boasting a flawless 25-0 record. But here’s the kicker: Spence is arguably the toughest opponent Tszyu has ever faced in his backyard. And this is the part most people miss: Bradley believes Tszyu’s body is betraying him, despite his mental toughness.
In a recent YouTube video, Bradley didn’t hold back. ‘Tim Tszyu is done,’ he declared. ‘He’s 31, and he’s done. Too much wear and tear… his body isn’t responding like it should.’ Bradley points to Tszyu’s history of grueling fights and knockouts, arguing that the cumulative damage has taken its toll. ‘When you get hit too much, your time is up real fast,’ he warned. Ouch. That’s a tough pill to swallow for Tszyu’s fans.
The fight is rumored to take place in June, though Tszyu is reportedly squeezing in another bout before then. But the real question is: Can Tszyu prove Bradley wrong, or is this the beginning of the end for the Aussie fighter? And here’s a thought-provoking question for you: Is Bradley’s prediction fair, or is he underestimating Tszyu’s resilience? Let us know in the comments—this debate is far from over!
