‘Piggybacking off our name’: Tszyu’s brutal claim over ‘cash grabbing’ rival
Nikita Tszyu says Jack Brubaker is only returning to the Australian boxing scene for a quick payday --and not a win over his famed fighting family -- stressing: “Jack’s found an opportunity to piggyback off our last name again”.
BOXING | WED AUG 23: Nikita Tszyu, with an unbeaten record, faces Jack Brubaker, seeking redemption after a past defeat to Tim Tszyu. Plus, Liam Wilson, takes on undefeated world number 13 Carlos Alanis.Back in 2019, Brubaker also made headlines following an explosive build up to his Sydney showdown against another young star named Tim Tszyu – however was quickly stopped within four rounds, with his corner throwing in the towel.
“He’s found an opportunity to piggyback off our last name again to try and make himself that extra buck.”After signing on for his first Pay-Per-View headliner recently, the ‘The Butcher’ revealed manager Glen Jennings had warned him to expect plenty of tongue fu in would likely be a wild build up. Exactly what antics, if any, Brubaker plans to reveal are unknown, however Tszyu admitted to being extremely surprised by the lack of hostility thus far.Wilson breaks down painful long count | 03:31
In fact, Brubaker had said he was looking forward to facing The Next Big Thing of Aussie boxing – albeit with one caveat.“I wouldn’t go back to his house if he invited me over for a barbecue,” he laughed.
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