Nikita Tszyu vs Dylan Biggs Prediction: Young Nik to Follow in His Father's Footsteps

On November 22nd in Australia, Nikita Tszyu (the youngest son of the legendary champion) and Dylan Biggs will fight for the Australian middleweight championship belt. Neither of the boxers has suffered a bitter defeat in his career.

Kostya's younger son fought a lot as an amateur but did not rush into the professional ranks and took a break in his career, preferring to study at the university. However, after graduating and seeing his brother Tim's successful career, he turned pro.

Nikita, unlike Tim, does not rely on the technical manner of fighting but on the attack and hard punches. He does not avoid punches exchanges. He often provokes them, misses a lot, but doesn't give up. Since his opponents have not been the strongest, he has won almost all of his victories by knockout.

In his last bout, Nikita defeated another Australian, Jack Brubaker (17-4-2 record) in the sixth round.

Despite being younger, Biggs has had more professional fights than Tszyu, winning every one of them and well-deservedly claiming the Australian title. He's also a puncher.

His last bout was a TKO win over Ryan Mitcham (3-6-0 at the time).

Neither Tszyu nor Biggs have faced tough competition, and this will be the most formidable opponent for now for both. We don't expect tactical tricks, just young and ambitious boxers trying to throw each other down until someone breaks. Looking at Nikita's fights, we can clearly see that he has not yet reached his potential. There are a lot of mistakes, but they get fewer every time. Sometimes, he allows his opponent too much, but in a championship bout, this won't happen. We believe that Nik has more chances to win because his opponents are chosen "according to his level."