Comments Thread For: Maxi Hughes: Kambosos Has Demons To Exercise, He Barely Won a Round in Last Two Fights

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

British boxer Maxi Hughes is confident in his ability to shock former unified lightweight champion George Kambosos. Hughes, who holds the IBO championship at 135-pounds, will face Kambosos this Saturday night in Shawnee, Oklahoma. Their fight has been sanctioned as an IBF world title eliminator.
[Click Here To Read More]

[Tatabanya]

Whatever. I'm still putting money on Kambosos inside the limit.

[Boricua181]

Although what Hughes has stated is true, Hughes himself won't be one of those demons that Kambosos has to exercise.
I'm not sure if I've ever seen Hughes fight, he's not a main ****** fighter, and usually these types of fighters aren't known for springing upset's.
I don't think that Hughes will be one of the exceptions to the rule, it was an insightful point that he made about Kambosos' difficulties in winning a round in his last two fights.
But Hughes left out a very significant truth about those two fights, and the truth is that Kambosos was fighting one of the best fighter's in the sport of boxing.
Which Hughes himself is not, so his point is almost of no consequence, or use to him, because he won't be able to do to Kambosos what Haney was able to do him.

[PBR Streetgang]

Before the stars aligned for him in the Teo fight, George was best known as Pacquiao's sparring and training partner. He had a couple close wins against Lee Selby and Mickey Bey leading up to that Teo fight.

Maxi was decent domestic-level fighter and was put in as an opponent against Jono Carroll. He boxed Jono's ears off that night. Ever since then, all he's done is win against respectable competition (to include Kid Galahad).

I could be wrong but I'm not so sure Kambosos is levels above Maxi. Maybe the Australian fighter is and he blows Maxi out of the ring. I wouldn't be surprised if this is a close fight. Maxi can pull off the upset.