Michael Zerafa Offers To Step In As Spencer Threatens To Pull Out Of Tszyu Fight

Michael Zerrava threw his hat in the ring just a few days before Tim Tsuzo’s return, as she showed the Spencer air shop if the American was walking due to a dispute over the ruling.

Spencer is angry after learning that all the three judges assigned to the main event on Sunday would be Australia – which they claim to violate the conditions agreed for more than two months. Now, I told Zerafa Fox Sports Australia He is ready to jump if the battle collapses.

“There is a perception that everything is going on the way of Tim,” Zerafa said.
“If Joy Spencer and his team feel that the arbitration mode is not fair and decides not to go forward, I will be ready. Whether it is a five -day notice or one, if there is an opportunity to settle incomplete actions, then I hesitate – does not hesitate.”

The incomplete actions indicate its 2021 struggle, from which Zerafa withdrew during Covid’s locks. The move has sparked severe criticism, but the Melbourne fighter has been rebuilt his reputation since then and fought on the lower card in Las Vegas last year. Now, he looks at the opportunity to finally get tszyu in the ring – under harsh conditions.

Ruling on fighting the bomb

The Joy Spencer camp was deepened by a sudden and unexpected change in the arbitration squad to fight on Sunday against Tim Tsuzio – which led to the talk about a possible withdrawal a few days before the match.

Tell Spencer’s father, Jason Spencer, Fox Sports Australia They were originally guaranteed to a jury consisting of an Australian official and two international officials. Instead, they discovered this week that all three judges will be local.

“When this battle was offered to us 10 weeks ago, we promised to a neutral arbitration paradise,” He said.
“Now we are told, only days, that all three Judges Australian. This is not the deal. They are told during the fighting week – it’s completely not professional.”

Jason hurried to say that he was not accusing anyone of cheating, but the anxiety is clear: even the appearance of bias in the house in a close battle that the result can be unfairly swinging.

“The judgment should not be corrupt to be unfair,” Clear.
“All it takes is an official one to see the appointed style, or watch one fighter more than the other. It can turn nearby tours. It can change the professions.”

The Spencer Camp requires Zazio for fairness

What makes this controversy worse, according to Spencers, is that Tim Tsuzio has accepted the neutral judges of the previous battles of the world title at home – including against Tony Harrison and Brian Mendoza.

“Why change it now?” Jason asked.
“Does Tim Tsuzio want a fair battle?”

As of now, TSZYU is still to face Spencer at 11 am AEDT on Sunday April 6, lives at the main event via Kayo SPORTS. But unless the arbitration mode is resolved, the Spencer team may go.

And if that happens, Michael Ziva says he is standing with gloves.