Kambos Jr. Fight to Jake Wyllie, needing a stellar performance to achieve IBF title opportunity against Richardson Hitchins

George Kamboses Jr. He is not discouraged by the three losses he has accumulated in the last three years he fought this Saturday night against Jake Wyllie at Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney Olympic Park, in Sydney, Australia.

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The unified ex-light champion Kamboses (21-3, 10 kos) considers his losses as lessons to learn and as part of sport. If any fighter hangs enough time, it will hit unless you have no risky fight.

Kambos, 31, is his replacement opponent, Wyllie, 24 (16-1, 15 kos), in the 12-round dazn round. In the co-cinema, the World WBC World Champion Whene Pweathing, Skye Nicolson (12-0, 1 kos), Defense against Tiara Brown Invicta (18-0, 11 kos) in a ten-round contest.

Kamboses needs one of his best performances on Saturday because he cannot afford to lose this struggle because a worldwide trait is in the cards against the 140 -pound £ 140 -pound champion, Richardson Hitchins, if he is victorious.

George has been 1-3 since 2022 and you can argue that it should be 0-4. His only victory in his last four fights was a decision of the majority of 12 rounds against Maxi Hughes in 2023.

The warrior’s mentality

“Look at the Muhammad Alis. Boxing of the story roomTo let the fans know that he is not discouraged to lose three times in his career.

“All are warriors,” said George Kamboses “They are the great escape houdinis.”

“The way you are not winner and keeps in life.