Kambosos Jr.

George Kambosos Jr. was on the Post in the final Thursday when IBF light middleweight champion Richardson Hitchins faced his face and pulled out what he said was $50,000 in cash, daring to bet on the result of the Saturday, June 14 fight in New York City on Saturday, June 14.

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$50K bet, disrespectful

Richardson would not back down, standing in Kambosos’ personal space, repeatedly saying, “Gambling, p ****.” He disrespects George. “It’s fake money,” said the ‘Emperor’ Cambossus, who thinks it’s a Drama props Make Richardson look timid when he refuses to place a bet.

Hitchens intends to humiliate Cambossus who is a proud man. His career has been downhill since 2022. Hitchinns tried to let him humiliate him in a defeated battle, trying to cast him $50,000 frustration as he was a loser with little chance to win.

Cambossus Jr. (22-3, 10 kos) lost his temper and pushed Hitchens (19-0, 7 kos) to get him back and return to the chair. Things got worse when Kambosos’s father seemed to hit Hitchins’ coach Lenny Wilson with the microphone. Wilson picked up the chair and had to restrict it.

“I really want to ring now. I’m not playing here. Battle CenterIn today’s final press conference, he responded to his dispute with Richardson Hitchins.

Tickets are still New York

You can tell from Kambosos’ reaction that this is not a fake event, trying to sell tickets for their event at the theater in Madison Square Garden, New York City on Saturday, June 14. Earlier this week, Camboso announced There are still 4,000 tickets For 5,600 seats venues.

“Yes, we’re in New York. What do I care about? You got your boys, you took your boys. I also have boys. I have boys around the world,” Cambossus said. “I have a real killer for a second. Don’t try to play me. I’m respectful and kind. But don’t flash the money like I earned eight numbers multiple times in the game.

Fake money, jewelry claim

Cambossus was asked if he thought the jewelry Hitchens was wearing was real. You can get that fake money. Things now. ”