Tszyu: 'No blood spilled from me' in brutal camp

Tim Tszyu is gearing up for a significant bout against Errol Spence Jr., revealing that his power has increased dramatically due to a rigorous training camp. Tszyu has indicated that his sparring partners have suffered during these sessions, with no injuries sustained by himself. This development comes as Errol Spence Jr. controversially requested the fight's weight class be elevated to middleweight.

Tszyu's camp has reportedly been intense, with sparring partners experiencing significant impact, requiring protective gear. The Australian boxer is making a permanent shift from super welterweight to middleweight, a decision he believes will be advantageous against Spence Jr. This move also opens possibilities for future title shots.

Elsewhere, boxer Stephen Fulton is downplaying his distinctive fashion sense for his upcoming bout, focusing solely on his performance. Michael Zerafa, despite past rivalries, has expressed support for Tszyu, framing the fight as an Australian versus American contest.

Concerns have also been raised about Spence Jr.'s motivation, with some questioning his drive for further world titles. Meanwhile, former world champion Paulie Malignaggi was unable to secure a spot on the undercard due to a purse dispute. An all-star meet and greet event featuring notable boxing figures is also scheduled for fight week.