Undefeated Australian superstar Tim Tszyu will return to the ring and defend his Interim WBO 154-pound title against Mexican contender Carlos Ocampo headlining action live on SHOWTIME on Saturday, June 17 (Sunday, June 18 in Australia) from the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre in Broadbeach, Queensland, Australia.
How to Watch Tim Tszyu vs. Carlos Ocampo without Kayo PPV?
The prelims will be Live on (Australia) Fox Sports 505 from 10am AEST before the main card begins on the PPV at 12pm.
You can tune in via the pay-per-view on Main Event, or by streaming it on Kayo Sports. Or alternative way to get the PPV fight only for $19.99 (USD) here, where the Kayo price is $59.95 (AUD)
What time is Tim Tszyu vs Carlos Ocampo fight on?
Date: SAT, JUNE 17, 2023
Time: 11:30PM ET / 8:30PM PT
Arena: Gold Coast Convention Centre in Broadbeach
Location: Queensland, Australia
TV Channel: ShowTime (US), FOX (AU)
Stream Without Cable: KAYO, SKYNOW, Paramount+, FitePass
One of the most potential talents in the welterweight division is Tim Tszyu, son of former undisputed light-welterweight champion Kostya Tszyu. Tszyu, who was born in Australia, shot to fame thanks to his extraordinary talent and unstoppable knockout power. Because of his illustrious family history and perfect professional record, an entire country is pinning its hopes on him.
In contrast, Carlos Ocampo is a skilled Mexican boxer with incredible hand speed and a smooth boxing style. While Ocampo may be largely unknown to sports fans, he has compiled an outstanding record with the vast majority of his victories coming through knockout. He’s a hungry and driven fighter who sees this match as a chance to break out on the world scene and cement his place among the sport’s top.
Tszyu and Ocampo’s fight will surely be a battle of contrasting styles. Tszyu, who is notorious for his aggressive style and powerful punches, plans to use these attributes to impose his will on Ocampo and put him in awkward situations. Many opponents have fallen to his unrelenting pressure and deadly hooks; he’ll be keen to add Ocampo to that list.
Tim Tszyu / Carlos Ocampo Record & Bio
| NAME: Tim Tszyu
BORN: November 2, 1994 RECORD: 22-0-0 KOS (KO %): 16 (72.73%) WEIGHT: 154 lbs (70 kg) HEIGHT: 5’8½” (1.74 m) REACH: 72″ (183 cm) STANCE: Orthodox AGE: 28 NATIONALITY: Australian |
NAME: Carlos Ocampo
BORN: November 9, 1995 RECORD: 34-1-0 KOS (KO %): 22 (62.86%) WEIGHT: 154 lbs (70 kg) HEIGHT: 5’10½” (1.79 m) REACH: 73″ (185 cm) STANCE: Orthodox AGE: 27 NATIONALITY: Mexican |
The son of former champion Kostya Tszyu is making waves in the welterweight class. With his explosive style and destructive power, he has quickly ascended through the ranks. Tszyu is expected to leave a legacy in sports.
Carlos Ocampo, a lesser-known opponent, is tough. Ocampo, from Mexico, is fast, skilled, and driven. Ocampo wants to be known internationally after knocking out most of his opponents.
Tszyu’s relentless aggression and power will meet Ocampo’s elusive footwork and counter-punching, igniting the ring. Boxing fans eagerly await a match that might change the welterweight scene.
The site for the match is unknown, but the atmosphere will be fantastic. Australia, Mexico, and international fans will watch in hopes of seeing a thrilling exhibition of skill, emotion, and drive.
Tszyu vs. Ocampo will affect the welterweight division, dominated by Terence Crawford and Errol Spence Jr. The winner could become a world title contender.
Both boxers prepare thoroughly as the fight approaches, building excitement. The boxing world anticipates a night of intense action and unforgettable memories from this matchup of emerging stars.
Boxing fans should note [date] on their calendars for an outstanding match between two talented fighters. Tszyu vs. Ocampo is a must-see for fans and non-fans alike. These two rising stars will test their skills, daring, and boxing thrills in the ring.
Tszyu vs Ocampo fight card
- Tim Tszyu vs. Carlos Ocampo; Light middleweight
- Sam Goodman vs. Ra’eese Aleem; Super bantamweight
- Justin Frost vs. Hassan Hamdan; Super lightweight
- Hasely Hepi vs. Troy Pilcher; Heavyweight
- Vegas Larfield vs. Jhunrille Castino; Super bantamweight
- Rocky Ogeden vs. Mark Schleibs; Catchweight (126lbs)
- Liam Talivaa vs. Isaac Liki; Heavyweight