Errol Spence Jr steps back into the ring on Saturday after three years out of action, facing Tim Tszyu in the Australian’s home country – a return described as venturing into hostile territory. The former world champion, 36, has not fought since his seismic undisputed-title defeat to Terence Crawford, who dropped him three times before stopping him. Now Spence moves from welterweight to middleweight for a bout originally set at a 158lb catchweight, later reportedly increased at his request. The fight takes place at the Afterpay Arena in Sydney Olympic Park on July 25, with the card beginning at 2am BST on Sunday. It streams exclusively on DAZN pay-per-view at £24.99, with no subscription required, though it is also part of the platform’s Ultimate plan (£24.99 per month for 12 months or £249.99 upfront). Undercard includes Stephen Fulton vs Liam Wilson and Jermall Charlo vs Koen Mazoudier.
Meanwhile, the Commonwealth Games are set to return to Scotland for the first time since 2014, with Glasgow hosting the multisport event in 2026. The exact dates and start time have yet to be confirmed, but the event marks a significant homecoming for the Games.
“Errol Spence Jr fights Tim Tszyu on July 25 while Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games return to Scotland”
