It was the Christmas news Tim Tszyu didn’t want to hear; his long-awaited world title shot against Jermell Charlo won’t be going ahead in January.
Tim Tszyu’s undisputed world title fight with Jermell Charlo is off after the American champion broke his hand in training.
There is currently no new date for the rescheduled match, although a new date will be announced soon. “I had two X-rays and an MRI to see what was wrong. It showed it was broken in two places. I hate this feeling. My hand will be in a cast for two months. I’m as disappointed as the fans, maybe more, because this was my first chance to defend the undisputed title.
“This is not the news that anyone wants to hear because we’ve been anticipating this fight. But these things happen,” Brown said.
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