Kambosos Jr. Battles Jake Wylie needs great performance to secure the chance of the IBF title against Richardson Hitchens

George Campusus Junior has not encouraged the three defeats that have accumulated in the past three years in his battle on Saturday night against Jake Willie in Kadous Bank, Sydney Olympic Park, in Sydney, Australia.

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The Campusus champion (21-3, 10, 10, 10 unified zos looks at his losses as lessons to learn from this sport. If any fighter hangs out for a long time enough, they will be beaten unless they do not take any risky battles.

Kambosos, 31, is his alternative opponent, 24-year-old (16-1, 15 KOS), in the 12-way headlines on DAZN. In the common feature, the WBC World Sky Nicolson (12-0, 1-0) champion (12-0) against Tiara Brown who was not defeated (18-0, 11 KOS) in a ten-round competition.

Kambosos needs one of its best offers on Saturday because he cannot lose this battle because the title of a world title in the cards in front of him against Richardson Hitchens, the IBF 140 -pound champion if he is victorious.

George has gone 1-3 since 2022, and you can provide a strong argument that it should be 0-4. His one victory in his last four battles was a doubtful majority of 12 rounds against Maxi Hughes in 2023.

Warrior mentality

Look at Muhammad Alice. CompatibleAllow the masses to know that he does not discourage him from losing three times in his career.

“They are all warriors,” said George Cambusos, the father.

“The way it is seen by winning and losses.