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Tim Tszyu is predicting younger brother Nikita will make Koen Mazoudier quit in Wednesday night’s hyped No Limit pay-Per-View headliner – and has even sent an emotional Judgement Day text to ensure it happens.

Speaking with Fox Sports Australia from Las Vegas, Australia’s boxing poster boy has backed little brother to finish Mazoudier within six rounds tonight and ink his name into the world’s top 15 super welterweight rankings.

The prediction comes as No Limit CEO George Rose also says, with a world ranking, ‘The Butcher’ will be catapulted onto a journey that could quickly see him earning $10 million and “taking over the world” alongside sibling.

Currently preparing to face reigning IBF champ Bakhram Murtazaliev in October, Tim Tszyu also revealed his stirring text exchange with Nikita over the past 24 hours as he prepares to be absent for the first time in his sibling’s breakout career.

Late on Tuesday evening, Tim sent his younger brother a personalised message which included various passages taken from old warrior creeds.

“May you move like water, strike like thunder and may your intentions be as dark and impenetrable as the night.

“Come Judgement Day, may the sight of your shadow paralyse the minds of men like poison and may your dominance reign down upon their souls.

“For when the time comes to cement your name in the history books, may the gods smile down upon you with pride …”

Tszyu also then attached a song with the message: “A little song for fight day. Make sure you listen to his heartbeat out there and live in the moment.”

In his rBoxingy soon after, Nikita wrote: “You certainly know how to set the mood …”

Asked about the message in camp this morning, Tszyu told Fox Sports Australia: “I know how Nikita’s brain works so, even though I may not there physically, I still now how to amp him up for fight night.

Nikita Tszyu vs. Koen Mazoudier: Full card results from 2024 boxing event

In his 10th professional fight, Nikita Tszyu faces the sternest test of his career when he takes on the crafty and tough Koen Mazoudier in Sydney on Wednesday night.

Tszyu (9-0) is known for his heavy hands and aggressive style, although the southpaw is promising to bring a more composed, defensive-minded approach when he faces fellow Sydneysider Mazoudier (12-3-1).

Lining up in the chief support and the subject of much of the pre-fight chatter, Michael Zerafa (31-5) takes on Tommy Browne (45-8-2), with the winner reportedly promised a meeting with the victor in the main event.

Also in action, Conor Wallace (13-1) and Jerome Pampellone (18-1), will duke it out for regional supremacy in the light heavyweight division, with the winner placing themselves at the front of the queue for a world title shot.

Keep up to date with every result from the card below:

Nikita Tszyu vs. Koen Mazoudier full card results

Bouts and order subject to change

Nikita Tszyu vs. Koen Mazoudier; Super welterweight

Michael Zerafa vs. Tommy Browne; 71kg catchweight

Connor Wallace vs. Jerome Pampellone; Light heavyweight

Dharringarra Trewhella vs. Calvin Jensen; Welterweight

Billy Polkinghorn vs. Michael Reynolds; 64.5kg catchweight

Sonny Knight vs. Laban Stringer; Super welterweight

Jasmine Parr vs. Pannaporn Kaewpawong; Bantamweight

Mounir Fathi vs. Suitama Manuele; Super welterweight

Mai Soliman vs. Connie Brown; Super flyweight

Max McIntyre def. L-B Matthew via TKO3

How to watch Nikita Tszyu vs. Koen Mazoudier?

The Tszyu vs. Mazoudier fight card will be available live on Fox Sports, Main Event, and Kayo.

Foxtel subscribers can purchase the pay-per-view portion of the night through Main Event, with Kayo users able to purchase Tszyu vs. Mazoudier through the app.

The first fight of the evening begins at 5:30pm AEST, while the PPV portion of the card begins at 7:00pm AEST.

Legendary name on horizon for Nikita after $3m rejection; young guns to watch — Burning Qs

As Australia’s Nikita Tszyu looks to continue his hyped rise and rise in Sydney on Wednesday night, we look at four burning questions ahead of a stacked No Limit Card.

1. What would a win mean for Nikita Tszyu?

And could it be enough to land a 2028 NRL Las Vegas weekend headliner against somebody like Muhammad Ali’s grandson, Nicho Ali-Walsh?

Of all the burning questions to be answered tonight, undoubtedly the greatest is where the undefeated ‘Butcher’ goes if he continues his hyped rise and rise against Koen ‘The Barbarian’ Mazoudier.

All week we’ve been hearing that Tszyu, with a win, will then be pitched into a showdown with Australia’s boxing bad boy Michael Zerafa, who himself fights popular Sydney mainstay Tommy Browne in the co-main.

Three years after walking away from a hyped headliner with Tim Tszyu, Zerafa is now on what he has dubbed a three-fight plan to get that back – and says he has been “promised” the younger Tszyu sibling next by No Limit if both win tonight.

However as revealed by No Limit CEO George Rose this week, the “doors to the world” open up to Tszyu if he beats Mazoudier and earns himself a top 15 world ranking.

Already, Rose is in discussions with the NRL about having a Las Vegas fight card on the same weekend at their 2028 launch, and Nikita Tszyu could be a chance of headlining if promoters can find a suitable ‘name’.

Previously, one man in the mix was Ali-Walsh, the 24-year-old Las Vegas fighter who only recently turned down a $3 million offer to fight Jake Paul, stating: “I’m not part of that circus league of boxing”.

Ali Walsh (10-1) avenged the only loss of his career in June, beating Sona Akale by decision, despite suffering a dislocated shoulder late in the fight.

Exactly what that means for his immediate future remains unclear but, for Nikita Tszyu to headline any potential card, promoters would be looking for a rising US fighter with suitable ‘name’ value.

Obviously, No Limit would love to have Australia’s boxing poster boy Tim Tszyu headlining such an event, but should he beat IBF world champ Bakhram Murtazaliev in October the logistics around when he fights become determined by thousands of factors.

There is a chance Nikita Tszyu could fight again this year in Australia – potentially against the winner of Zerafa and Browne – and then still turn around for that Las Vegas weekend at the start of March.

What time is Nikita Tszyu vs. Koen Mazoudier? Start time, schedule and live stream for 2024 boxing match

A domestic showdown at super welterweight sees two Sydneysiders meet in a clash which promises plenty of action.

The undefeated Nikita Tszyu (9-0) faces the crafty and tough Koen Mazoudier (12-3-1) at the ICC Sydney Theatre on Wednesday, August 28.

Also in action, Conor Wallace (13-1) and Jerome Pampellone (18-1) gear up for a high level light-heavyweight clash, with regional supremacy on the line.

Here's what time Tszyu vs. Mazoudier is going down:

What time is Nikita Tszyu vs. Koen Mazoudier?

Nikita Tszyu vs. Koen Mazoudier takes place on Wednesday, August 28, with the first fight at 5:00pm and the main PPV card to kick off at 7:00pm AEST.

Tszyu and Mazoudier will likely step into the ring around 10:00pm, depending on the length of the earlier fights.

Last in action in April, Tszyu improved to 9-0 when he defeated Danilo Creati in Sydney.sfd