Cambosos Jr. Fight against Jake Wyllie, it takes a stellar performance to secure an IBF title opportunity against Richardson Hitchins

George Cambosos Jr. The three defeats that have been accumulated in the last three years have not been discouraged by entering his fight this Saturday night against Jake Wyllie at the Qudos Bank Arena, the Olympic Park in Sydney, Sydney, Australia.

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The formerly united champion in the lightweight category Cambosos (21-3, 10 ko) views his losses as lessons for him to learn as part of the sport. If any fighter holds up long enough, they will be beaten if they do not lead risky fighting.

Cambosos, 31, is his replacement opponent, 24-year-old Wyllie (16-1, 15 Kos), in the main major number in 12 circles for a dazna. In collaboration, WBC champion World Woth Featherweight Skye Nicolson (12-0, 1 KO) defends against undefeated Tiare Brown (18-0, 11 ko) in ten rounds competition.

Cambosos needs one of his better appearances on Saturday because he can’t afford to lose this fight, because the world title in Karat is against him against IBF champion of £ 140 Richardson Hitchins if he is the winner.

George has gone 1-3 since 2022, and you can argue strongly that it should be 0-4. His one victory in the last four fights was a questionable decision in most of the 12 rounds against Maxi Hughes in 2023.

A warrior’s mindset

“Look at Muhammad Alis. Boxing boxinggiving the fans that they know he has not discouraged from losing three times in his career.

“All of them are warriors,” said George Cambosos, older, “they are a big escape to Houdinis.”

“The way it doesn’t win and lose in life.