At 351 days since his last fight, Tszyu is coming off the longest layoff of his career. He confirmed his legitimacy as a contender by knocking out fellow Australian Jeff Horn in 2020, and since then, he’s scored wins against Gausha, Dennis Hogan and Takeshi Inoue. While Harrison would be the biggest win on his resume, Tszyu (21-0, 15 KOs) certainly has solid victories. If you want to put money on Harrison, I’d take him to win by decision at +450. I don’t love betting on Tszyu’s money line, but I could be convinced to grab him to win by stoppage at +110 or to win by stoppage in rounds 7-12 at +250. The oddsmakers seem have it right on (at least as I see it), making Tszyu the betting favorite at -278 (bet $278 to win $100) and Harrison the +210 underdog (win $210 on a $100 wager), as of Friday afternoon. (Photo by Bill Tompkins/Getty Images) Getty Images Tim Tszyu vs. blue shorts ) defeats Paul Valenzuela ( black with Mexican flag shorts ) by Unanimous decision in their Middleweight fight at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn at the Barclays Center on Octoat the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. BROOKLYN, NY - October 14: (MANDATORY CREDIT Bill Tompkins/Getty Images) Tony Harrison ( light.

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