Cussed him out proper!
6/14/2025 DAZN: Richardson Hitchins vs George Kambosos Jr (IBF Super Lightweight Title)
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Cussed him out proper!
I expect big things from Hitchins. He one of them ones. He don’t look spectacular and that’s why he gets downplayed but he is a solid technician and despite what people think Kambosos is no walk in the park. He is a bit more than gatekeeper status. The winner is definitely looking at Teo at best, Matias at worst but there are a lot of fights that can be made with fighters from 135-147.
chunky_mcdaniels
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Kambosos has developed his lead hand a lot the last few years, uses it at extension more, but Richardson is like a foot taller than him with what like at least 8 inches reach advantage? If he boxes smart he can have a pretty easy day at work, gets reckless and Kambosos gets a chance with the counter, his major attribute.
Keyshawn's Dad is on the undercard, I'm excited to see him go to work.
chunky_mcdaniels
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You know tickets are low when both sides resort to posturing and empty threats. 
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Undefeated IBF World Junior Welterweight Champion and Richardson Hitchins (19-0, 7 KOs) and former World Champion George Kambosos Jr. (22-3-0, 10 KOs) met one final time at their weigh in from Madison Square Garden ahead of their World Championship fight on the Matchroom card from The Theater at Madison Square Garden on Saturday, June 14, live worldwide on DAZN.
27-year-old Brooklyn native and IBF World Junior Welterweight Champion, Hitchins, has built a 19-0 record, and is widely regarded as one the best pound for pound fighters in the world, establishing himself first at the 2016 Olympic Games and now in the professional ranks. The Sydney, Australia, native and former unified lightweight and Ring magazine champion George Kambosos Jr. owns 22 professional wins and has faced some of the sport's biggest names during his distinguished career and looks to become a two-weight division champion.
Hitchins and Kambosos were joined by the rest of the undercard. Please see below for the official weights ahead of tomorrow’s event.
MAIN EVENT: IBF WORLD JUNIOR WELTERWEIGHT TITLE - 12 ROUNDS
Richardson Hitchins vs. George Kambosos Jr.
Brooklyn, NY Sydney, Australia
19-0 (7 KOs) 22-3 (10 KOs)
140 LBS 139.4 LBS
CO-MAIN EVENT: IBF WORLD LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE ELIMINATOR - 12 ROUNDS
Andy Cruz vs. Hironori Mishiro
Matanzas, Cuba Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan
5-0 (2 KOs) 17-1-1 (6 KOs)
135 LBS 134.6 LBS
HEAVYWEIGHT BOUT – 6 ROUNDS
Teremoana Teremoana vs. Aleem Whitfield
Brisbane, Australia Geneva, New York,
7-0 (7 KOs) 9-0 (6 KOs)
265.6 LBS 246.2 LBS
WELTERWEIGHT BOUT – 8 ROUNDS
Pablo Valdez vs. Cesar Diaz
9-0 (8KOs) 9-1 (4KOs)
New York, NY Lima, Peru
152.4 LBS 152.2 LBS
SUPER FEATHERWEIGHT BOUT – 6 ROUNDS
Zaquin Moses vs. Carl Rogers
3-0 (2 KOs) 3-2
Newark, New Jersey Colorado Springs, CO
129.2 LBS 129.6 LBS
SUPER WELTERWEIGHT BOUT – 6 ROUNDS
Nishant Dev vs. Josue Silva
1-0 (1 KO) 3-2 (1 KO)
Karnal, India Queretaro, Mexico
154.4 LBS 155.2 LBS
BANTAMWEIGHT BOUT – 4 ROUNDS
Adam Maca vs. Rafael Castillo
Pro Debut 2-6 (1 KO)
Chatham, Kent, UK Bronx, NY
119.2 LBS 120 LBS
27-year-old Brooklyn native and IBF World Junior Welterweight Champion, Hitchins, has built a 19-0 record, and is widely regarded as one the best pound for pound fighters in the world, establishing himself first at the 2016 Olympic Games and now in the professional ranks. The Sydney, Australia, native and former unified lightweight and Ring magazine champion George Kambosos Jr. owns 22 professional wins and has faced some of the sport's biggest names during his distinguished career and looks to become a two-weight division champion.
Hitchins and Kambosos were joined by the rest of the undercard. Please see below for the official weights ahead of tomorrow’s event.
MAIN EVENT: IBF WORLD JUNIOR WELTERWEIGHT TITLE - 12 ROUNDS
Richardson Hitchins vs. George Kambosos Jr.
Brooklyn, NY Sydney, Australia
19-0 (7 KOs) 22-3 (10 KOs)
140 LBS 139.4 LBS
CO-MAIN EVENT: IBF WORLD LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE ELIMINATOR - 12 ROUNDS
Andy Cruz vs. Hironori Mishiro
Matanzas, Cuba Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan
5-0 (2 KOs) 17-1-1 (6 KOs)
135 LBS 134.6 LBS
HEAVYWEIGHT BOUT – 6 ROUNDS
Teremoana Teremoana vs. Aleem Whitfield
Brisbane, Australia Geneva, New York,
7-0 (7 KOs) 9-0 (6 KOs)
265.6 LBS 246.2 LBS
WELTERWEIGHT BOUT – 8 ROUNDS
Pablo Valdez vs. Cesar Diaz
9-0 (8KOs) 9-1 (4KOs)
New York, NY Lima, Peru
152.4 LBS 152.2 LBS
SUPER FEATHERWEIGHT BOUT – 6 ROUNDS
Zaquin Moses vs. Carl Rogers
3-0 (2 KOs) 3-2
Newark, New Jersey Colorado Springs, CO
129.2 LBS 129.6 LBS
SUPER WELTERWEIGHT BOUT – 6 ROUNDS
Nishant Dev vs. Josue Silva
1-0 (1 KO) 3-2 (1 KO)
Karnal, India Queretaro, Mexico
154.4 LBS 155.2 LBS
BANTAMWEIGHT BOUT – 4 ROUNDS
Adam Maca vs. Rafael Castillo
Pro Debut 2-6 (1 KO)
Chatham, Kent, UK Bronx, NY
119.2 LBS 120 LBS
chunky_mcdaniels
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Agree, interested to see where Hitchins is at after winning the belt off Paro in impressive fashion.
Logic says he beats Kambosos purely off physiological attributes and strong fundamentals, but if he has been feeling himself too much since the win then we might see an upset.
MoshpitMazi
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PLEASE STOP KAMBUMSUS
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