Tszyu will challenge Lara in Australia after beating Errol Spence Jr, chasing a championship in a second division. Tim Tszyu has landed his shot at Tim Tszyu vs Erislandy Lara Confirmed for WBA Middleweight Title Fight @ Boxing News 24

Tim Tszyu will challenge Erislandy Lara for the WBA middleweight title in Australia, following an official announcement. The title bout comes after Tszyu defeated Errol Spence Jr by decision in Sydney in July to lift his professional record to 28-3. The fight's official date, host city, venue, and broadcast details have not yet been announced.
Tszyu aims to capture a championship in a second weight class under the guidance of trainer Jeff Fenech. The 43-year-old Lara holds a record of 32-3-3 with 19 knockouts and will make his fifth defense of the WBA middleweight title.
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