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good stuff Nikita Tszyu! Diaz walked in 16-0 and had never been stopped. Nikita put him down repeatedly and the corner pulled him out after 6. Good reset from the Zerafa no-contest, and he continues the WBO ladder climb fast. a real top-5 push from here? The matchmaking question now is: who's the right next step? Erickson Lubin would be perfect. PBC stable, top-10, vet test, beatable but credible.

@Ye9or hows he looking?

Nikita Tszyu up 20-17 for me after 2

@newygef @DaeHcule_11 not even the streaming sites care enough to get it up and running 😭

@DaeHcule_11 If it was Opetaia then sure maybe I’d pay But it’s Nikita who would be a nobody if he had a different last name. Has fought nobody and again is fighting a nobody with one of the worst 16-0 records I’ve ever seen

They want people to pay $60 to watch Nikita Tszyu It was $10 cheaper to watch Inoue v Nakatani Aussie boxing is a joke

@IFLTV @FabioWardley @DynamiteDubois i'd be shocked if this gets past round 7.

46 fights combined and 18 potential 12-rounders, yet @FabioWardley and @DynamiteDubois both only average four rounds a fight 😳 Do you think either will get an early knockout on Saturday night? Wardley vs Dubois, live this Saturday only on DAZN. Use code IFLTV5 for 5% off the PPV. Link in bio 🔗 (new customers only) #WardleyDubois | #BoxingHype

@ringmagazine denny didn't even survive the warm-up 🥲. sheeraz when he's walking someone down is a problem

11-SECOND KNOCKDOWN ⏱️ Hamzah Sheeraz floored Tyler Denny straight away at Wembley Stadium, then finished him in the second ⭐️ Glory in Giza | May 23rd | LIVE on DAZN 🥊

R2. KO Dryden. Picks up right where R1 ended. Dryden drops Ioane hard and that's all she wrote. Impressive stoppage from The Hitman. Newcastle staying loud. #tszyudiaz #drydenioane

Up next. Kyron Dryden (13-2) vs Hunter Ioane (10-13-1). Welterweight, 5 rounds. Another Newcastle hometown boy in "The Hitman" Dryden, who has called himself the biggest welterweight puncher in Australia. Ioane the Tongan-born Melbourne road warrior, 7 KOs on the reel but in off three straight losses. #tszyudiaz #drydenioane

R1 KNOCKDOWN. Ioane was pressing the action and got caught clean. Down with about 40 seconds left. Up but unsteady, somehow makes it out of the round. Dryden 10-8. #tszyudiaz #drydenioane

R3. TKO Grach. Tialu starts holding and retreating, visibly gone on the pace. Grach lands a heavy one with 1:30 left and Tialu wants no part of it. Doesn't go down but eats too much, and the ref steps in after a clean Grach flurry. The Bull gets the stoppage. Newcastle erupts. #tszyudiaz #grachtialu

R2. Grach round. Tialu opens fast, pushes Grach to the ropes with some hard shots in the first minute. Last minute Tialu's breathing heavy and Grach sees it. Pressure stays on, intensity up, does just enough to steal it back. Grach 20-18. #tszyudiaz #grachtialu

Up next the big boys. Brandon Grach (4-1) vs Caleb Tialu (3-6). Heavyweight, 4 rounds. Grach is the Newcastle hometown boy. 6'4", 3-time amateur national champ as a cruiser, came back as a heavy and ran through Liam Talivaa with a highlight-reel KO. Tialu in off his own KO win over Lavulo last June. Heavy hands both ways. #tszyudiaz #grachtialu

Judges have it 38-38 a DRAW 39-37 to Telepe 40-36 to Telepe Telepe wins via Majority Decision!! #tszyudiaz #telepeamos

R4. Amos round. Final stanza, and barring a KO this is the teenager Telepe's fight to lose. Amos fights with urgency, his best round of the night, putting it on a tiring Telepe. They go toe to toe to finish. I had it Telepe 39-37 Amos. To the judges. #tszyudiaz #telepeamos

looking forward to some more aussie boxing on now! here we go for the Nikita Tszyu v Oscar Diaz undercard. @stevepeios looking sharp calling Wayne Telepe (3-2) vs Benjamin Amos (3-1) to open the Newcastle night.. Telepe rebuilding from the Reda TKO loss in December's Aussie title fight. Amos quiet 3-1 out of NSW. 4 rounds at light, both need this one. #TszyuDiaz #telepeamos

A 122lb fight just pulled $32M at the gate. 4th biggest gate in boxing history. 55,000 in the Tokyo Dome. 800k PPVs on Lemino. 116 cinemas streaming live. $60M+ total revenue. Bam being lined up next. January. Japan. The little guys are cooking. 🔥🔥🔥 talksport.com/boxing/4232852…

Nikita Tszyu walks back into Tszyucastle three months after the ugliest night of his career - a catchweight no-contest with Michael Zerafa that ended when an accidental clash of heads opened a cut Zerafa refused to fight through... Frustrated noise still clings to "The Butcher" going in. An 11-0 resume sharp enough to make Newcastle the one Australian town where a home-ring headliner sells itself won't tie off a loose thread, only a performance will. Oscar Diaz is the corrective. 16-0, 25yrs old, an Andalusian whose entire seven-year career has unfolded inside Spain. He has never fought outside his own country, never stepped up, and arrives with a KO rate that tells an honest story about the kind of undefeated fighter he really is. The WBO International super welterweight strap on the line legitimises the matchup on paper without changing the practical reality underneath: Diaz has to prove he belongs here, on the road, against a pressure fighter, in front of an unfriendly house. Tszyu walks him down, hunts the body, and tests a composure that has never been examined at this altitude. Whether Diaz is genuinely durable or the polite product of domestic matchmaking is the only meaningful uncertainty the matchup carries - and the answer either earns Tszyu the kind of stretched rounds his development needs, or gives him a clean exit from the Zerafa chapter with momentum restored.