is reportedly set to enter a major title fight next month, bidding to become a two-division world champion at 160lbs. The Australian has decided to remain at middleweight following his last outing, against Errol Spence Jr, which resulted in a…

Tim Tszyu is reportedly set to fight WBA middleweight champion Erislandy Lara in late November in Australia. The 31-year-old Australian is aiming to become a two-division world champion at 160 pounds following his unanimous decision victory over Errol Spence Jr in July, which sent Spence into retirement.
Lara, who is boxing's oldest reigning world champion at 43 years old, last defended his title in December against Johan Gonzalez. Additionally, Jermell Charlo is reportedly scheduled to return from a multi-year layoff to fight on the undercard.
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