Comments Thread For: George Kambosos Jnr-Daud Yordan set for March 22 in Sydney

[BoxingUpdates]

Indonesia?s Daud Yordan has been confirmed as the opponent for George Kambosos Jnr on March 22
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[PittyPat]

Holy fucking shit, they're digging up an opponent that Celestino Caballero battered in 2010?!

[ShoulderRoll]

Sweet Cheeks and Sugar Neekz on the undercard.

[HisExcellency]

Seems like Kambosos is desperate for a GUARANTEED win lmao

[Boxing 112]

Kambosos talks all that s*** online then fights this guy? Is this guy even in the top 50.

[famicommander]

Kambosos talks all that s*** online then fights this guy? Is this guy even in the top 50.

Kambosos fought Mickey Bey on the road, Lee Selby on the road, Teofimo Lopez on the road, Devin Haney twice in a row, and Lomachenko.

You can clown him for his losses (or his gift win over Hughes) if you want but it's silly to question his willingness to fight the best.

[MexicouFistology]

Who tf wrote this article?the idiot writer didn’t even provide the most basic information when talking about fighters. The record smh

[anonymous2.0]

Tune up fight. Not a good fight though...

[Roadblock]

Kambosos fought Mickey Bey on the road, Lee Selby on the road, Teofimo Lopez on the road, Devin Haney twice in a row, and Lomachenko.

You can clown him for his losses (or his gift win over Hughes) if you want but it's silly to question his willingness to fight the best.

George is like an Aussie Khan, a high profile loser, seems to get all this status of his fluke win against Teo which was because of Teo being off not Kambosis, fighters at this level are always up for big fights.

[famicommander]

George is like an Aussie Khan, a high profile loser, seems to get all this status of his fluke win against Teo which was because of Teo being off not Kambosis, fighters at this level are always up for big fights.

He had to beat Mickey Bey in the US and Lee Selby in the UK just to get the Lopez fight in the first place.

Kambosos beat two former world titlists in their home countries and then beat the unified lineal lightweight champion of the world. You can try to nitpick it all you want and you can laugh at what happened afterwards, but it's a far greater accomplishment than the overwhelming majority of champions ever achieve. The man has earned his respect and he has earned the right to take an easy fight at 140 if he wants. He took seven tough fights in a row.