George Cambosos Jr. It does not discourage three defeats, which has accumulated in their fight this Saturday evening against Jake Willie in Kudos Bank Arena, in Sydney Olympic Park, Sydney, Australia.
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Former united light champion Cambosos (21-3, 10 Kos) believes its losses as lessons to learn from and as part of sports. If any fighter hangs long enough, beaten if they don’t take risky struggles.
Cambosos, 31, is his replacement opponent, 24-year-old Villie (16-1, 15 Kos), in 12 round headliner at Deazn. In Ko-significant World Women’s Women’s Feather Champions Skie Nicolson (12-0, 1 Kos) defends against undefeated Tiara Browns (18-0, 11 HP) in composite.
Cambosos are needed by a better performing on Saturday, because he cannot afford to lose this fight, because he is on the map for him on the title compared to IBF 140-lb Champion Richardson Hitchins if he wins.
George has gone from 1-3 of 2022. years, and you can make a strong argument for it to be 0-4. His victory in the last four fights was a questionable 12 round decision of most against Maki Hughes in 2023. years.
The warrior way of thinking
“See Muhammad Alice. See Roberto Durans, Sugar Rai Leonard and Duran. All have losses. Imagine them retire after one or two losses. Nah,” said George Cambosos Jr. Boxing boxesAllowing fans to know that it is not discouraged from loss three times in career.
“They’re all warriors,” said George Cambosos Sr. “They are great getaway Houdinis.”
“The Way I Look At It’s Not Winens and Losses. You keep getting up. We lose. Everybody Loses in Life Everything. We Lose Every Day,” Said Cambosos Jr. “We keep bouncing back, and that’s how I am in my sport and it’s a sport. I’m a warrior in my chosen sport, and i keep doing what i do best. I keep stepping up and fighting the best fighters in the sport.”
Last Updated 18.03.2025