The Worlds no 67th ranked Greatest Puncher of all time and #1 Greatest Light-Welterweight of all time would be proud of his son Tim as he won again in his professional career.

But is he good enough to win in his Father's country: Russia?

Paul Gallen also beat the Crouching Tiger, Hidden Finger of Hopeate to show he is the premier Boxer of the major Codes.

Wow first time I've seen Tim.

Sure he wasn't cloned.....???

The similarity to Kostia when he boxes is unreal.

Well done looks like he's going places

Ajax wrote on Feb 10^th, 2019 at 11:13am:

Wow first time I've seen Tim. Sure he wasn't cloned.....??? The similarity to Kostia when he boxes is unreal. Well done looks like he's going places

Yes I know - he's a dead ringer for his old man, that's for sure!
But unlike his old man, his training up-bringing would be entirely different to what Russia made of Kostya. Russia made Kostya the Boxer, Australia rewarded him with all his hard work. Australia always admires and rewards 'hard workers', especially those from overseas who come here to show us what they're worth!

Tim Tszyu will do well and be an even greater 'crowd-pleaser' than his father, but not a greater Boxer.
I think Tim's future son... or even Daughter would be the 3rd Generation and the 'Greatest' of all Tszyu's in Boxing'!

The sheer 'method' of Kostya's entry into Boxing sets the standard for the Tszyu name for generations.

Tim will do extremely well. Even now, Ring Magazine have their eyes set on him. He will do great in the USA, but never really take his Father's homeland by storm. But Tim is like the 'middle-child' of the Generations and his destiny is beyond the reach of his Father's punch.

Kostya is like Collins.
Tim is like Aldrin
And '?' Tszyu will be the Armstrong.