“Not pursuing zero” but chasing another loss? The athletic talk by Kamboses Jr.

George Kamboses Jr. He lectured at Ibf Light Welterweight Richardson Hitchins today during the press conference, saying -he does not “pursue zero” and that his focus focuses on fighting the best. Kambos Jr. (22-3, 10 kos) sounded a lot as if he were trying to reduce the impact of three losses in his last five fights before his confrontation on June 14 at Madison Square Garden Theater in New York City.

Hitchins (19-0, 7 kos) makes his first defense of his title IBF that he won last December against Liam Paro. The fans expected to fight one of the talented singers, such as Subriel Matias, Jamaine Ortiz or Elvis Rodriguez. But instead, he chose the little “emperor” kamboses in what is seen as a business struggle.

Logic “No zero”

The fans have greatly criticized the unified light champion Kamboses Jr. For receiving a world title in his second struggle at 140 after recently defeating Jake Whyle, not a low -level container in his Light Welterweight debut last March. He is achieving the title more because of his popularity since his brief time as a unified 135 LB champion who won him.

“I am a true warrior as he said before in Hitchins. He is so trapped to be 19-0. Kickoff’s press conference For his fight on June 14 in New York.

It cannot be denied that Kambos Jr. He has been fighting some good talents in recent years, but he has been losing them. It’s great that he has been willing to fight boys like Vasily Lomachenko and Haney, but it’s not a good look that is still struck.

“The zero doesn’t matter. If we get the best fights now, who will be the winners? Fans, media, boxing, sport and fighters because they will want to have a chance and fight the best,” said Kamboses.