George Kambosos J. Cambosos (21-3, 10 kos) doesn’t think he wants to play again after he beats Tefmore in 2021 in the 12-round split decision.
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Wyllie threat
The former unification lightweight champion Kambosos Jr. George picked Whyllie, which might be harder than many expected. Wyllie is 24 years old, with youth and strength around him.
To make a rematch, Teofimo (21-1, 13 KO) will need to win against Arnold B Barboza Jr. on May 2 before defeating IBF middleweight champion Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis Ennis in October. If he loses both battles, it will be meaningless for Cambossus to face him again.
Kambosos tried to turn his career around in Saturday’s fight. He was eliminated by Vasily Lomachenko in the 11th round last May and has been inactive since then. That was the struggle for Campossus’ punishment. A year off wouldn’t do him any good.
Neutral turf?
George Kambosos Jr. Fighting TV About Teofimo Lopez’s match against Arnold Barboza Jr. on May 2.
“Arnold connected and said, ‘We should end up having a big fight.’ Yes, we’ll see his stupidity at Lopez (with Barboza) and I’ll definitely throw it away for him.
What will I offer to Kambosos when he beat him in 2021.
If a rematch does happen, it must happen in 2026, as Teofimo has two battles on the Riyadh season card. The best thing Kambosos can do is keep winning and stay in good shape, and Teofimo is likely to turn his attention to him next year.
Last updated on March 18, 20125
