Kambosos Jr. Batalla Jake Wyllie, who needs a star performance to ensure IBF’s title opportunity against Richardson Hitchins

George Kambosos Jr. is not discouraged by the three defeats that he has accumulated in the last three years in his fight this Saturday night against Jake Wyllie in the Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney Olympic Park, in Sydney, Australia.

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The former unified lightweight champion Kambosos (21-3, 10 kos) sees his losses as lessons for him to learn and be part of the sport. If any fighter stays enough, they will be beaten unless they are not taking risky fights.

Kamboos, 31, is his replacement opponent, Wyllie, 24 (16-1, 15 kos), in the head of 12 rounds in Dazn. In the chest, the female world weight champion of the WBC Skye Nicolson (12-0, 1 kos) defends against Tiara Brown undefeated (18-0, 11 kos) in a ten round contest.

Kambosos needs one of his best performances on Saturday because he cannot afford to lose this fight because an opportunity for the world title is in the letters for him against the 140 -pound champion of FIA Richardson Hitchins if he is victorious.

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

The warrior’s mentality

“Look at the Muhammad Alis. File room boxingLet fans know that you are not discouraged from losing three times in your career.

“Everyone is warriors,” said George Kambero Mr. “are the great escapes of Houdinis.”

“The way I look at it is that it is not about winning.