Tim Tszyu vs Errol Spence Jr: How to watch in Australia, start time and predictions
Tim Tszyu returns home to Sydney to face former welterweight champion Errol Spence Jr, who's stepping back into the ring for the first time in three years.
Tim Tszyu fights Errol Spence Jr at Afterpay Arena in Sydney this weekend.
Tszyu vs Spence Jr
Catch the boxing action on PPV for $69.95
- Streaming live Sun 26 Jul 2026 11AM AEST
- Watch live on smart TVs, mobiles, tablets and computers
What time does Tim Tszyu vs Errol Spence Jr start in Australia?
The fight takes place at Afterpay Arena in Sydney Olympic Park on Sunday, 26 July, which is a nice change for Australian fans.
Instead of setting alarms for the middle of the night, you can actually watch this one during the day.
Here's how the day breaks down:
- Prelims and undercard action get going from around 10am AEST
- The main card begins at 11am AEST
- Tszyu and Spence should make their ring walks around 1:30pm AEST, though that depends on how quickly the undercard fights finish
How to watch Tszyu vs Spence in Australia
You can watch the main card as a pay-per-view through Main Event on Kayo Sports and Foxtel for $69.95.
It's a one-off cost. You don't need an existing Kayo or Foxtel subscription to order it.
Tszyu vs Spence: Who's the favourite to win?
Spence goes in as the slight favourite, but this is a much closer fight than you'd expect given his history.
The biggest factor is the time he's spent away from the ring.
Spence hasn't stepped into the ring since losing to Terence Crawford in July 2023.
He's now 36, moving up to middleweight and making his comeback on Tszyu's home turf.
Tszyu, meanwhile, has been busy.
He's won his last two bouts, most recently beating Denis Nurja by decision in April.
More importantly, he's never lost on Australian soil.
What else is on the card?
Former world champion Stephen Fulton faces Australia's Liam Wilson at super featherweight and Paulo Aokuso fights Luis Antonio Tejeda for the vacant IBF Inter-Continental light heavyweight title.
Jermall Charlo was set to face Koen Mazoudier at super middleweight, but the fight has been cancelled after Charlo was denied a visa.
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