Former unified welterweight champion Errol Spence may be considering a return to boxing. His manager, Adrian Clark, shared footage of the boxer training, sparking speculation about his future in the sport. These images show Spence training alongside Brian Norman Jr., which has reignited the interest of fans and experts.

It is possible that both boxers could share a card in 2026 if Spence decides to return to the ring.

Spence's lack of competitive activity in recent years has kept boxing fans in suspense. He has not fought since losing to Terence Crawford in 2023. His career was disrupted by a serious car accident from which he was fortunate to survive, an incident that halted his momentum when he was establishing himself among the sport's elite. Since then, updates on the former champion have been sporadic, especially after cataract surgery, leading many to wonder if his career had quietly reached its end.

However, the recent images shared by Clark have fueled speculation about a possible comeback.

Recent reports link Spence to a potential clash with Tim Tszyu. Memories of a public challenge between Spence and Jermell Charlo in 2025 continue to circulate among fans. Both names are prominent in the super welterweight landscape and would represent high-profile options if Spence decides the time is right to return. Tszyu remains firmly in the title picture at 154 pounds, while a long-discussed matchup with Charlo has always carried intrigue, given their shared standing in the sport.

For a fighter who once unified the welterweight division, stepping back into the shark-infested waters of super welterweight against names like Tszyu or Charlo would answer the ongoing question about his career. If Spence does choose to return, he would not be easing back into the sport, but rather stepping straight into the deep end. It is precisely in that environment where Errol Spence Jr. has always done his best work.