Errol Spence hasn’t fought in three years, but the former world champion is climbing back into the ring on Saturday to take on another former champ in Tim Tszyu. Something tells me this one is going to be a slugfest that could end one man’s career. Let’s talk boxing.
Key Facts at a Glance
- Event: Errol Spence Jr. vs. Tim Tszyu, PBC pay-per-view
- Date: Sunday, July 26 in Sydney (Saturday, July 25 for U.S. viewers)
- Location: Afterpay Arena, Sydney, Australia
- Main event: Errol Spence Jr. (28-1, 22 KOs) vs. Tim Tszyu (27-3, 18 KOs), middleweight
- Broadcast: PBC PPV on Prime Video and DAZN ($79.99 U.S.), PPV.com
- Main card start: 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT
When and Where Is Spence vs. Tszyu, and How Can You Watch?
The card runs at the Afterpay Arena in Sydney on Sunday, July 26 local time, which lands on Saturday, July 25 for U.S. viewers. In the States it is a PBC pay-per-view on Prime Video and available on DAZN, priced at $79.99, with a £24.99 DAZN pay-per-view in the U.K.
The main card starts at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT, with main-event ring walks expected around midnight ET. That Sydney start makes it a late U.S. night, and it shares the calendar with Joshua vs. Prenga, so Saturday is a wall-to-wall boxing day. My full start-time and ring-walk breakdown has the finer timing.
Errol Spence vs. Tim Tszyu Full Card
The seven-fight card:
- Errol Spence Jr. (28-1) vs. Tim Tszyu (27-3), middleweight
- Stephen Fulton vs. Liam Wilson, super featherweight
- Jermall Charlo vs. Koen Mazoudier, super middleweight
- Paulo Aokuso vs. Luis Antonio Tejeda, vacant IBF Inter-Continental light heavyweight title
- Paul Fleming vs. Ahmad Reda, lightweight
- Callum Peters vs. Ivan Ricardo Actis, middleweight
- Tina Rahimi vs. Sacha Ryan Dryden, featherweight
What Should You Watch For on the Undercard?
The support card carries real names. Former two-division titlist Stephen Fulton faces Liam Wilson, and former middleweight champion Jermall Charlo returns against Koen Mazoudier as he tries to rebuild his own résumé.
The one belt on the night is the vacant IBF Inter-Continental light heavyweight strap, with local favorite Paulo Aokuso in against Luis Antonio Tejeda. It is a card built to keep the Sydney crowd invested from early.
What’s at Stake for Spence and Tszyu?
It’s hard to imagine the loser of this fight having much of a future in the sport. Don’t get me wrong, plenty of fighters just kind of stick around. I don’t see Spence or Tszyu being those kinds of fighters, but who knows? We’ll find out soon.
Spence, 36, hasn’t fought since the 2023 stoppage loss to Terence Crawford, and this comeback is being staged at 160 pounds after starting life as a 158-pound catchweight. A winner steps into a shark tank of a division headlined by unified 154-pound champion Jaron “Boots” Ennis.