The ‘misery’ of Kambosos’ votes for late replacement Wyllie

George Kambosos Jr. says he will put his replacement opponent, Jake Wyllie, “Out of your misery” On Saturday night, after letting him see how life is under the “lights” in “The Big Show” in the Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney Olympic Park in Sydney, Australia.

Some fans feel that Kambosos should be the one who is being taken “from his misery” because he may not have won in his last four fights since his annoying victory of divided decision of 12 rounds over the light champion Unified Teofimo López on November 27, 2021.

It has been downhill for Kambosos since that fight. But on the positive side He has become quite rich Of his two fights against Devin Haney, his clash against Maxi Hughes and his fight against Vasily Lomachenko. Kamboos is a wonderful butty wonder.

Wyllie (16-1, 15 kos) was brought as a late substitute after the opponent originally programmed by Kambosos JR had a medical problem. The former unified lightweight champion Kambosos JR (21-3, 10 kos) says he collapsed while trying to gain weight for his 12-round welter weight lighter.

Wyllie, 24, is a complete stranger, and is not an ideal opponent to prepare Kambero for an opportunity for the world title against the Welter weight champion of the IBF Richardson Hitchins at the end of this year.

Wyllie opportunity

“It’s experience. It hasn’t happened so much in my career. I had such a big fan career in which you don’t know who you are fighting the day of the fight. Nothing changes,” said George Kambosos Jr. CightHipo About him fighting the late Jake Wyllie replacement on Saturday night.

There is no fall with Wyllie that comes as a replacement because the starting point was already quite low. This is an exhibition fight so that Kambosos wets the feet at 140, looks good and exacerbates the ten months of inactivity.

“We like to be a respectful and humble child. He has a good record, 16-1, with 15 knockouts and the same style. We compare it to who we are training and who we were fighting with. It was an obvious. This child deserves the opportunity.

“I really want to drive businesses. I discovered Monday morning that Daud had collapsed, cutting weight or something that went wrong. We said: ‘Very well, you are out. Who is the next one?’ Jake Wyllie is the guy who made more sense.

“On Saturday, I will handle my business and get it out of your misery. You can come to me. We are fully prepared. But at 140, how I feel for the weight, I will come to him. I am very concentrated. I also have a lot of at stake. I am also giving the child a little exposure about the big lights. Without failing the respect, but that is where he ends,” said Kambosos JR for his opponent.