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The son of boxer Kostya Tszyu became the champion of Australia

November 23, 2023 | 16:47 |7367
The youngest son of the famous boxer, absolute world champion Konstantin Tszyu, Nikita Tszyu, won the title fight, knocking out his opponent Dylan Biggs, Tengri Sport reports.The youngest son of the famous boxer, absolute world champion Konstantin Tszyu, Nikita Tszyu, won the title fight, knocking out his opponent Dylan Biggs, Tengri Sport reports.
Source: iz.ru

The youngest son of the famous boxer, absolute world champion Konstantin Tszyu, Nikita Tszyu, won the title fight, knocking out his opponent Dylan Biggs, Tengri Sport reports.

Nikita, 25, won the Australian junior middleweight title previously held by Biggs. This is Nikita Tszyu's eighth victory. During his professional career, Tszyu Jr. never lost. He won by knockout seven times.

Before the fight with Nikita, Biggs had ten fights and did not suffer a single defeat.

Nikita and Dylan know each other well. Previously, they trained in the same gym and sparred many times.

The legendary Konstantin Tszyu was a guest of the Turkmen capital in 2017 on the invitation of the National Boxing Federation. Then he noted the great potential of Turkmen boxers.

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