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Confirmed; Kartina TV/PPTV is broadcasting this fight.

A great learning fight for Tim as he's taking on a durable fighter. He may be in for a rough night. I don't see Tim blasting through him but props to him if he does.

Am I missing something or is this one of the worst undercards ever seen?

Looking forward to the main event though, I guess in about three hours time

Living in Australia watching a russian stream. What a world we live in. Might be nice to not be able to hear the comentators garbage.

Date: November 17, 2021
Venue: Qudos Bank Arena - Sydney Olympic Park, NSW, Australia
Broadcast: Kayo PPV ($59.95)

Main Card: 3 am ET | 12 am PT | 8 am GMT | 7 pm AEDT | 4 pm AWST
Preliminary Card: 2 am ET | 11 am PT | 7 am GMT | 6 pm AEDT | 3 pm AWST

Main Card

WBO Global & WBO Asia Pacific Super Welterweight Championship
Tim Tszyu vs. Takeshi Inoue

Vacant IBO International Super Welterweight Championship
Wade Ryan vs. Nath Nwachukwu

6 Round Super Welterweight Bout
Dennis Hogan vs. Tommy Browne

8 Round Super Welterweight
Joel Camilleri vs. Koen Mazoudier

Preliminary Card

4 Round Welterweight Bout
Alex Lual vs. Trent Girdham

4 Round Super Welterweight Bout
Benjamin Hussain vs. Darwin Sagurit

4 Round Heavyweight Bout
Jackson Murray vs. Shant Nercessian

4 Round Bantamweight Bout
Viviana Ruiz Corredor vs. Jacinta Austin

MightyWarrior wrote: ↑17 Nov 2021, 04:13 Am I missing something or is this one of the worst undercards ever seen?

Looking forward to the main event though, I guess in about three hours time

Its a shocker undercard. Like your only paying to watch the main event which isn't even a world title fight, which is most definitely not a ppv like they are trying to push downunder. The bastards.
Well, I'm not paying, or watching.
Let me know if the main event is good so I can watch it on YouTube at some stage

Will do

dennis hogan is looking pretty bad. Winning (just) a 6 rounder so far vs a 6 round calaber opponent.. Dosent exactly hype up one of tim tszyus wins.

KiwiRider wrote: ↑17 Nov 2021, 05:01

MightyWarrior wrote: ↑17 Nov 2021, 04:13 Am I missing something or is this one of the worst undercards ever seen?

Looking forward to the main event though, I guess in about three hours time

Its a shocker undercard. Like your only paying to watch the main event which isn't even a world title fight, which is most definitely not a ppv like they are trying to push downunder. The bastards.
Well, I'm not paying, or watching.
Let me know if the main event is good so I can watch it on YouTube at some stage

Agree , NO WAY will i pay
ppv for this , and too be honest its not the undercard putting me off sometimes they end up better than you expect , like i often say it does,nt matter if they can fight has long has they thi k they can fight , and are evenly matched , you will often get a good fight ,,,,,, NO for me its Tim , he just should,nt be PPV at this stage , most of his fights have been against smaller guys 2 divisions lower

gregregegg wrote: ↑17 Nov 2021, 04:44 Living in Australia watching a russian stream. What a world we live in. Might be nice to not be able to hear the comentators garbage.

Living in Russia, watching Russian TV. Not nice to hear the commentators' garbage.

The last undercard fight was fun. But wow i hate slippery advertising logos.

I don't like such over-decorated entrances. As if Tszyu is already an undisputed champion in 9 weight-classes. Let's them punch each other FFS!

Quite a risky fight for a big star to take with a world title shot already assured …

Both in the ring

Is this on now ?

Slow start by the Japanese - Tim Looking much stronger, knocked him back w an uppercut

Tim Whacks, has good variety, and is willing to shape with a punch and change his mind. its like a faint but slower... if he targets the body a bit more its gunna get grim for japan...

The Aussie supremely confident methodically hurting and breaking down the Japanese. The visitors dangerous with a few wild shot himself maybe, but he’s not at the races so far

One-sided. Inoue eats quite big punches well.

Inoue seems to have his chin constantly tucked. Like he is perminatly bracing for a punch and it makes his offence kind of stiff. Might just be how he fights just a nuggety little ball of mucsels. seems survival mode already.

Inoue is a granite punching bag for Tszyu.

Inoue is tough as but offers little offensively, Tszyu body work and uppercuts getting off at will.

How this guy f*cking stands???

If he wasnt Japaneses id be half expecting the towl to come in soon. But being Japaneses im half expecting him to finnish himself off with a samari sword befor round 1.

The KD is the 12th wasn't legit, the immortal Japanese just slipped.

Enjoy watching Tszyu, nice variety but his next fight needs to be against a top contender or champion to see where he's at on the world stage.