Natasha Tszyu revealed that she will no longer assist the fights of her sons after Tim Tszyu Brutal loss against Bakhram Murtazaliev last October in the United States.
Tim is made of steel for the most important “fight” of his life against the American emergence Joey Spencer in Newcastle on Sunday afternoon.
His career at a crossroads after successive defeats in the United States, Tszyu desperately needed to take care of Spencer to restore his record and his reputation.
However, his mother Natasha promised to stand out this weekend after having witnessed her last fight with Murtazaliev.
“I’m not going to be in Newcastle, it’s the first time,” Natasha told News Corp.
“For me as a mother, I don’t want to be seated there and hear this noise. What happens in the fight, for me, regardless of victory or loss.
Natasha Tszyu says that she will no longer assist the fights of her sons after the brutal loss of Tim Tszyu against Bakhram Murtazaliev
Tim faces the American Joey Spencer in Newcastle on Sunday afternoon
“He’s my son. It doesn’t make me the difference.
“But I don’t want to hear the noise. I can feel each punch.
“Every punch they take, I can feel it in me. It is a mother’s link with the son. It’s always very strong.
“It’s like a dog and their puppies, someone takes your puppies and the dog gets angry. This is what I feel, as for me I always protested my boys. This is my instinct.
Tim, who keeps a small circle, says he is not embarrassed by development.
“I don’t care who is there, I don’t mind,” he said.
“It’s good to have a grandfather (Boris), but my mother, not really, everything is fine.
“I don’t really see her before the fight anyway, just after the fight.
Tszyu was broken from pillar to the publication by Bakhram Murtazaliev last year
Tim says he is not embarrassed by his mother or father who is not in battle
“And dad was never really there. He participated in some amateur fights, two professional fights.
“So I am not really used to it.
“I have my little circle.
Asked last week what was the biggest lesson learned from his Orlando event, Tszyu said: “Do not go as AC *** head”.
“I’m just trying to keep it well and intelligent. I thought I could have removed it (Murtazaliev) in two laps.
“This is what was going on in my head. This guy was not going to spend two laps and I arrived with this intensity.
“But a professional fight is not two laps. It’s a 12 -lap fight and I have to be smarter.
The victory over Spencer (19-1, 11kos) would place Tszyu (24-2, 17kos) in a probable force test with the great Keith Thurman and would return to the way to a potential revenge match with his American compatriot Sebastian Fundora.
It was the right elbow of Fundora last March in Las Vegas which precipitated the fall of Tszyu of grace.
The Sydney Slayer had his title belt stripped up after losing a shared decision after fighting Fundora courageously and blindly for 10 laps with a branch injury left bleeding in an uncontrollable way.
Tszyu suffered a bad break in his strength test with the American Sebastian Fundora
Tszyu appeared frightened after having undergone another head confrontation in the first round against Murtazaliev and suffered the consequences after trying to finish the chechan too early.
“Maybe I just imagined this blood right away. Let’s just hope it never comes back again ” said Tszyu on Wednesday.
“Mentally I’m fine, guy. Don’t stress. Everything is fine on this side.
Tszyu knows, however, that Spencer will probably target it with left hooks like the mortal that Murtazaliev landed on the Australian in the United States.
“They will all aim for the weak point they think it is,” he said.
“This is what it is and it happens, so it’s going to be a hell of a fight.”