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George Kambosos Jr. will fight against the veteran David Yordan In the 10 round shock in Dazn on March 22 in Sydney, Australia. This is the name of the former Kambosos unified lightweight champion, and is disappointing.
The ring is information that Kamboos Jr. is facing Yordan as his tuning. What makes this fight worse is that the Little ‘Emperor’ Kambosos (21-3, 10 ko) is expected to challenge a world title in the summer against the IBF Welter champion of IBF Richardson Hitchins.
As bad as Kambosos looked in his last fight against Vasily Lomachenko Last year, on May 12, you would have to say that his clash against Daud Yordan is a 50-50 issue. However, with the clash in George’s hometown, Sydney, Australia, should be well that he is not knocked out again as if he were against Loma.
If Yordan follows Lomachenko’s plan to go to the body of Kambosos, he could stop it. This is how Loma dropped him twice, forcing Kamboso to throw in the towel.
Kamboos fights Yordan’s tastes instead of a top -level fighter suggests how far his career has sunk. He briefly maintained three light titles after his annoying victory against a ring ring, injured Teofimo López on November 27, 2021.
Kamboos had done nothing with his career before that annoying victory over Teo, and has not done anything since then, going 1-3 in his last four fights. The only victory of ‘Feroz’ or ‘Emperor’ Kamboso in the last four years is a questionable decision of the majority of 12 rounds against Maxi Hughes July 22, 2023.
It looked like a unilateral fight in favor of Hughes, but the judges surprisingly gave it to Kambosos. If it weren’t for that victory, Kamboos would march against Daud Yordan, 37, with a record of 0-4.
Hitchins-Kambosos has not yet been confirmed. If something better appears, such as a rematch with Teofimo López or Devin Haney, you can bet that Kambosos will snatch it.
The 37-year-old Indonesian native, Yordan (43-4, 31 kos) is a 20-year-old professional and has existed forever, but has rarely fought in the last seven years, making only five appearances against the least opposition.
For boxing fans who have been following the sport for more than a decade, they remember Yordan for their second round without answer against Robert ‘The Ghost’ Guerrero in 2009, losses for former world champion Celestino Caballero, Chris John, Simpiwe Vetyaka and Anthony Crolla.
Yordan’s best victories have arrived against Maxwell Awuku, Daniel Eduardo Brizuela and Choi Tseveenpurev. Those were many years ago, as Yordan has not done anything since 2016, struggling rarely and only little known fighters.
