Errol Spence Jr Returns for USA‑AUS Showdown vs. Tim Tszyu

Event Overview

The long‑awaited clash lands at Afterpay Arena in Sydney on Saturday, July 25 2026. The 160‑lb bout pairs American champion Errol Spence Jr (28‑1) against Australian rising star Tim Tszyu (27‑3) under the “USA vs. AUS” banner. Amazon Prime Video PPV will begin its main card at 9 p.m. ET, offering fans in Australia and worldwide a front‑row seat to the fight. The event marks Spence’s return after a significant layoff, while Tszyu looks to cement his status as a top‑tier contender.

Spence’s resume includes a spot among the elite wonders in the division, with a perfect knockout record and a reign as unified welterweight titleholder before his hiatus. Tszyu, meanwhile, has collected a string of victories across multiple weight classes, culminating in a mandatory challenge for the world title. The billing “USA vs. AUS” highlights the geopolitical intrigue of an American legend facing a home‑grown Australian challenger on Australian soil. This duel could reshape the division’s hierarchy and set the stage for future title races.

Card Details

On the main canvas, Spence and Tszyu will fight at 160 lbs, a weight that has produced many historic battles. The undercard provides a varied showcase, including Stephen Fulton Jr versus Liam Wilson in a 130‑lb contest. Callum Peters faces Ivan Ricardo Actis in a 160‑lb showdown, while Paul Fleming meets Ahmad Reda at 135 lbs. The 175‑lb slot features Paulo Aokuso against Luis Antonio Tejeda, and the night closes with a 122‑lb fight between Tina Rahimi and Sacha Ryan Dryden. These bouts add depth to a night that already boasts two world‑class contenders.

Viewing Options

Fans in Australia and around the globe can stream the event via Amazon Prime Video PPV, which has become the go‑to platform for premium boxing events in recent years. The main card’s 9 p.m. ET start ensures prime‑time viewing for North American audiences, while Australian viewers will enjoy the fight at a more convenient local hour. Set your devices to the Afterpay Arena or tune into Amazon Prime Video for uninterrupted action. Follow boxing news after the fight for post‑event analysis and potential next steps for both champions.