
The world champion in the first welterweight, Konstantin Tszyu on Monday first entered the ring after an eight -month break, reports AP. The rival of Tszyu was the famous American lightweight Deamian Fuller, with whom Konstantin conducted a four -day sparring, which has become the first fight for him since January of this year. Fuller, who is now in very good shape, because after three weeks he himself has a title fight, noted that Tszyu almost did not lose his skills during the forced inaction.
“Now he does not act as acutely as before, but his aggression and pressure have not gone nowhere,” said Fuller. “In terms of the ability to put pressure on the opponent, only the young Julio Cesar Chavez could compare with him. The acuteness of actions is a little lost, but it will return over time.”
According to Allboxing , this week hears will also begin to spar with the mid -Sam Silaiman, now occupying the first line of the IBF rating, and plans to bring the number of rounds in daily sparring to six in the near future.