Cambosos’ Australia Homecoming: Yodan’s Must-see Battle on March 22nd

Former unified lightweight champion George Kambosos Jr. (21-3, 10 KOs) will try to maintain his career next month against veteran Do Jordan (43-4, 31 KOs) on March 22. Masu. Cambosos will make his debut at 140 at the headliner at Kudosbank Arena in Sydney Olympic Park, Australia.

Like Yodan, Cambosus’ matching with a low-level opponent indicates serious concern about his functional abilities. Matching this man is equivalent to his management pressing the emergency button.

Cambosus’ recent struggle

“Emperor” Cambosus desperately needs victory after this battle Go to 1-3 Since 2022, he has not actually won the fight since the upset of IBF and WBO lightweight champion Theo Fimolopez on November 27, 2021. A 12-round majority decision against Maxi Hughes is questionable.

Cambosus’ ability has not diminished in his recent struggle. His failure was because he was the average fighter of his entire career, where he was lucky against the unprepared Theofimo mentally and physically unprepared. The New Yorker fell apart when he found himself in a real battle, hoping to pass through Cambosos.

Promoter Eddie Hahn hopes to win over the 37-year-old Jordan to regain Cambosos, so in the summer he will match IBF Light Welterweight Champion Richardson Hitchens in the In-House Matchroom fight You can do it. Cambosos has not rated the title shot based on his poor record since 2022, but will get it based on his popularity in Australia.

Undercard

– Sky Nicholson vs. Tiara Brown
-Cherno Johnson Vs. Nina hugs
– Imam Khatayev vs. TBA
– Jaden Boone vs. Fidelis Liar
-Teroana Jr. vs. TBA

“Making a £140 debut in front of fans at the sold-out Sydney Arena is the return I’ve always wanted,” said Kambosos Jr. “This is not just a fight, it’s an opportunity to inspire and give back to my loyal fans and the community that has been stuck with me for the past few years.

“I will face a veteran and fierce rival in the sport, a former two-time IBO world champion, WBA World challenger Duad Yodan, and Indonesia’s “boxing senator.” ”