Richardson Hitchens swears “bloody massacre” against George Cambosos Jr. on IBF Light Welterweight Title Defense

Richardson Hitchens is headlining the theatre at Madison Square Garden in New York City, predicting the “bloody massacre” of George Cambosos Jr. in his first defense of his IBF light welterweight title on Saturday, June 14th. Hitchens (19-0, 7 Kos) says he wants to see “blood” and ruin Cambosos’ face all.

Kambosos Jr. Career on Brink

Hitchens vs Cambosos headlines for Dazn on Saturday. The event will start at 7pm (ET/4pm). Former unified lightweight champion Cambosos Jr. (22-3, 10 KOs) is caught up in this fight with a 2-3 record in his final five fights and is desperate to maintain his career.

George must win this battle to maintain his marketability and keep him on a big paycheck. The problem is he lacks the strength and size that he could often sway his upset over Hitchens.

“I am ready to put my hands on this boy, that is what it is, I am proving myself. fighthype This Saturday, he talks about his title defense against George Cambosos Jr. “You work hard, you get what you deserve, I get what I deserve.”

If Richardson can’t knock Cambosos out, he doesn’t say much about him. Cambossos has undoubtedly lost four of his past five fights, and he has left this opportunity out of his name recognition alone. He certainly didn’t get a title shot against the Hitchens. If Richardson had a more popular and fan-friendly style, he wouldn’t have to fight someone like George. He was fighting popular fighters like Theofimo Lopez, Devin Haney and Ryan Garcia.

Hitchens’ prediction of “Bloody Massacre”

“I definitely need more knockouts on my record,” Richardson said of what it takes to be a superstar. Massacre. I am not satisfied until I see George Cambosos bleeding. I want to see the blood. I want to see lots of blood. All his face is f****ed. That’s what I want to see,” said Hitchens of what he hopes for in the fight against Cambosos on Saturday.

Richardson has no killer instinct

Hitchens needed more knockouts on his record, but that didn’t happen. He had to know that in his fight with Gustavo Lemos, Jose Zepeda and John Bauza, he would look desperate for him when he was booed by fans in a boring, hitless, hitless style. He lacks the killer instinct.

“That’s the statement I want to make. I’ll send him back to where he’s back across the pond. Yeah, that’s my prediction. That’s definitely my prediction. I’ll make it happen,” Hitchens said.

Richardson shows no kind of power and aggression to defeat Cambosus in “The Bloody Massacre.” That’s not his style of fighting. He’s like a blend of his defensive and attractive fighting style with Shakur Stephenson and Devin Haney.

For him to knock out Cambosos, he needs to completely change his fighting style. He’s set too in his own way.