Shawn Porter’s Prescription: Why Tim Tszyu Needs A Two-Year Hiatus From Elite Boxing

Tim Tszyu (25-3, 18 kos) Fighting Break from the Elite-Level Blown Out Blown Out in Seven Rounds by WBC Junior Middleweight Champion Sebastian Fund (23-0, 15 kos) at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.

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Two-Year Hiatus: Tszyu’s Future

Shawn Porter Believes A Fighting Two-Year Break The Top Guys is All Tszyu Needs to Rebuild Himself. The Drawback to Tim Doing This Is That He’ll Miss Out The Fight That Heard Against Keith Thurman. ‘One time’ will be 38 in Two Years, and Likely No Longer in The Sport. Whatever Usefulness Keith Has for Tszyu Now Will No Be, Because He’ll Likely Get Beaten by Someone If He Stays Busy.

Porter Isn’t Sure Who Will Be Available To Fight To Fight To Returns to the World Level in Two Years. There may be a Lot of Dangerous Fighters Who Could Beat Him.

“I think he’s Better a Domestic Fighter, But Give Him Some International Opponents. Get His Rankings Up Again and Then Slowly Rebuild,” Said Journalist Peter Badel Fox Sports Australia About Tszyu’s Way Forward With His Career After His Loss To Fund.

Tszyu Would Respond Well Against A Weaker Fighter, As We Saw In His Fight Against Joey Spencer. He’s Capable of Guys of Those Kinds.

Tim Tszyu: Comeback strategy

“Maybe Can Take Another Big Shot in a Couple of Years. I Don’t Think Keith Thurman Is in Two Years,” Said Shawn Porter. “Terence Crawford Isn’t In Two Years. I’m not exactly Sure Who Is There 154.”

If Tszyu Is Going To Fight Opposition For The Next Two Years, He’ll be 32 When He Resumes Fighting Elite-Level Fighters. By then, it will be too Late Because The 154-LB Division is Getting New Blood With Younger Fighters. Tszyu May Be Too Old To Beat These Talented Younter Fighters Like Jaron Ennis, Vergil Ortiz Jr., And Yoenis Tellz.

TIM TSZYU: Mental Demons

“We Have To Assume There,” Said Porter When Hiking His Mind Still In 2024 His Two in 2024.