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Errol Spence Jr lined up for major all-American fight if he wins comeback against Tszyu

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Errol Spence Jr has been given further motivation to defeat Tim Tszyu, knowing a potentially more lucrative opportunity could be presented to the winner of their upcoming showdown.

The two former world champions will square off in Australia on July 25, with Tszyu claiming a home advantage as he looks to re-join the world scene.

In order to do so, the 31-year-old must defeat a credible opponent and prove that, despite losing three of his last six fights, he remains one of the world’s top super-welterweights.

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Ideally, he would be facing Spence at 154lbs but, given his opponent’s three-year layoff, Tszyu ultimately agreed to meet at a catchweight of 158lbs.

Prior to his lengthy hiatus, Spence lost his WBC, IBF and WBA welterweight titles to Terence Crawford, who defeated his rival with a surprisingly one-sided ninth-round stoppage.

Even before losing to ‘Bud’, though, many felt ‘The Truth’ would be better suited to 154lbs, where he plans to make his mark after triumphing over Tszyu.

If such a plan materialises, then Spence could find himself in a domestic dustup with Jermell Charlo, who has not fought since his unanimous decision defeat to Canelo Alvarez in September 2023.

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According to Ring Magazine’s Mike Coppinger, Charlo could equally face Tszyu if the Australian emerges victorious against Spence.

“I’m told he’s going to be lined up for the winner of [Spence-Tszyu]. Obviously, nothing’s done yet. What I’m told is that, behind the scenes, Charlo is being lined up for that fight, which will be at 154[lbs].”

Prior to facing Canelo at 168lbs, Charlo became the undisputed super-welterweight champion by dethroning Brian Castano with a 10th-round stoppage in 2022, just under a year after they boxed to a controversial draw.

The 36-year-old achieved this ambition while training under the tutelage of Derrick James, who is also the former head coach of Spence.

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Ludwig responds to backlash over claims that Team Mexico participants at Streamer Games 2026 aren’t “real Mexicans”

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YouTube and Twitch streamer Ludwig recently responded to criticism surrounding Team Mexico’s roster for Streamer Games 2026 after some social media users claimed that several participants were not “real Mexicans” because they do not currently live in Mexico.

A clip shared on X by user @veizau shows Ludwig responding to the backlash during a livestream, where he argued that heritage should not be erased simply because someone lives outside Mexico.

He said:

“The concerns that they’re not real Mexicans, which I have a problem with as a first-generation American. I think that’s something that happens a lot. It’s like people like to erase your heritage. But I do understand, like, there aren’t people represented who actively live in Mexico.”

The streamer further argued that living in the United States does not make someone any less Mexican if their family is from Mexico. Ludwig said:

“But, like, bro, you’re Mexican even if you’re, you know, living in America or your family immigrated. Like, you’re still… like, you don’t lose that heritage. I think even in Mexican law, by the way, if your parents are Mexican, you’re Mexican.”

The streamer also acknowledged that many fans wanted creators currently living in Mexico to represent the country. However, he explained that assembling such a roster was more difficult than many people assumed, despite reaching out to multiple creators. Regarding this, he said:

“So I find that, like, a little bit dismissive of people. But I get it. I mean, I do understand, like, the desire for someone who lives in Mexico to really rep it in that way. It’s a little harder to pull people like that, to be honest. I mean, I obviously sent out a lot of messages.”

Ludwig concluded by standing firmly behind the lineup, rejecting claims that the participants were not “Mexican enough.”

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“But I think our Mexico team, I stand behind. They’re fully Mexican. And I don’t like the half-Mexican discourse or ‘not Mexican enough’ discourse.”


Who are the Team Mexico participants revealed by Ludwig for Streamer Games 2026?

On July 23, 2026, the creator unveiled the complete roster for Streamer Games 2026 through a post on X. Out of the 39 participants, Team Mexico features the following five creators:

  • Benjy
  • Wendy Ortiz
  • Evelyn Ortiz
  • Danny Bans
  • Bryce “Arky”

In other news, Ludwig loses it after Jasontheween says TheCoreBoys might miss Streamer Games 2026.