Former WBC Junior Middleweight Champion Tony Harrison has called out Errol Spence Jr. for a fight at 160.

Harrison’s comments follow his stoppage of Brian Chaves in the fourth round on December 20. However, Spence’s future remains uncertain. The former unified welterweight champ has not fought since his ninth-round stoppage loss to Terence Crawford in July 2023. During his layoff, Spence has been open about his struggles to maintain the 147-pound limit, leading to widespread rumors that his return would take place in a higher weight class.

Harrison, who began his own middleweight campaign in 2025 with two straight victories, is an option. While Harrison is eager for the matchup, Spence has recently been linked to other bouts, including a potential 2026 clash with Jermell Charlo or even a title shot against WBC Junior Middleweight Champion Sebastian Fundora. However, Harrison has made Spence his number-one target.

“I want to fight somebody of my generation; I think a fight with Errol Spence would please everybody. I think me and him coming back, champion versus champion, skills versus skill, toughness versus toughness. I ain’t doing no running, I’m there to be hit, so if you feel like you the man, I love you my dawg, but let’s give the fans what they want to see,” Harrison said