Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://mypepack.gophersport.com/video/?vid=faMLIdUMJVR Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter When Kostya Tszyu iced Zab Judah Tszyu ZabJudah boxing boxinghistory knockout [cxQTDGhgxSB] Health Updated on August 06, 2026 EDT — Published on August 06, 2026 EDT November 3, 2001. Zab Judah was undefeated and untouchable, a 3-to-1 favorite. Across from him: Kostya Tszyu, a quiet assassin with the most feared right hand in boxing. Judah came out hunting. Tszyu just slipped it all, ice cold, waiting for one opening. In round two, that right hand landed — and Judah's legs were gone. He leapt up on instinct, stumbled, crashed down again, and the referee waved it off. Judah lost his mind, lunging at the referee. He was fined and suspended. But nothing changed the truth. Kostya Tszyu was the undisputed champion of the world. ▶ Subscribe → #boxing #boxinglegends #Tszyu #ZabJudah #Shorts u9r3CDnYUMW 7t2qFRksErN dCHKweSfnQL rF599YaRey1 P1LHSaM2Axv
November 3, 2001. Zab Judah was undefeated and untouchable, a 3-to-1 favorite. Across from him: Kostya Tszyu, a quiet assassin with the most feared right hand in boxing. Judah came out hunting. Tszyu just slipped it all, ice cold, waiting for one opening. In round two, that right hand landed — and Judah's legs were gone. He leapt up on instinct, stumbled, crashed down again, and the referee waved it off. Judah lost his mind, lunging at the referee. He was fined and suspended. But nothing changed the truth. Kostya Tszyu was the undisputed champion of the world. ▶ Subscribe → #boxing #boxinglegends #Tszyu #ZabJudah #Shorts u9r3CDnYUMW 7t2qFRksErN dCHKweSfnQL rF599YaRey1 P1LHSaM2Axv