On October 13, via a press release, No Limit Boxing announced that Tim Tszyu will challenge WBA middleweight world champion Erislandy Lara. Via the press release, Tszyu revealed his thoughts, while No Limit highlighted what a big challenge this is…

No Limit Boxing announced that Tim Tszyu will challenge WBA middleweight world champion Erislandy Lara in an upcoming title fight. The official announcement was made via a press release on October 13, though the exact date and venue are still to be determined. Tszyu confirmed his shift to the 160-pound division under the guidance of trainer Jeff Fenech following a three-fight winning streak.
Lara enters the contest on a seven-fight winning run, while Tszyu recently secured a unanimous decision victory over Errol Spence Jr. Big Fight Weekend predicted that Lara will defend his belt via unanimous decision, noting the Cuban southpaw's difficult style and counter-punching ability.
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