George Kambosos Jr.: record, next fight and profile →
Kambosos, Haney Open Workouts Photos Gallery - The weather was somewhat chilly, but WBC lightweight world champion Devin "The Dream" Haney received a surprisingly warm reception from the Australian fans at Thursday's open workout at Melbourne's Federation Square. (photos by Darren Burns)
Bill Haney is not too concerned by the prospect that he will likely not be by his lightweight titlist son’s side for the most important fight of his career. Devin Haney is set to defend his WBC lightweight title against IBF, WBO, and WBA champion George Kambosos in a full 135-pound unification bout June 4 at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne, Australia. The fight will air on ESPN.
Eddie Hearn is standing firm on his opinion that WBC lightweight champion Devin Haney has every odd stacked against him this coming weekend. Haney traveled over to hostile territory to collide with WBA, WBO, IBF champion George Kambosos in a full division unification, on June 5 at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne. (June 4 in United States).
Devin Haney expects to be the reason why the top lightweight champions and contenders will have to face each other in the near future. The WBC titleholder and Las Vegas denizen will challenge WBA, WBO, and IBF champion George Kambosos on June 4 at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne, Australia, Kambosos’ homeland.
The trash talk isn’t getting to Devin Haney more so than what he believes is a fake persona put on by his divisional rival. Plenty of words have been exchanged between the unbeaten WBC lightweight titlist and Sydney’s George Kambosos Jr. (20-0, 10KOs)—the reigning lineal/WBA/IBF/WBO champ—ahead of their undisputed lightweight championship this Sunday (local time) at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne, Australia.
George Kambosos Jr. wondered aloud why Devin Haney shared the stage with him on Monday. It wasn’t because the unbeaten lineal/WBA/IBF/WBO lightweight champion feels his WBC counterpart from Las Vegas doesn’t deserve to share the spotlight or the ring with him, at least not at this moment.
Devin Haney double-checked all of the fight promo to confirm the stakes for this weekend’s championship clash. The word “UNDISPUTED” serves as the headliner for every poster and banner surrounding the four-belt lightweight championship clash between Las Vegas’ Haney and Sydney’s George Kambosos Jr.
Kambosos, Haney Final Press Conference Photos Gallery - Six days before undefeated lightweight champions George Kambosos Jr. and Devin Haney fight for the undisputed crown at Marvel Stadium, they came face-to-face for the first time. For more than five minutes, the two combatants talked trash. They did not come to blows, but the mental warfare was in full effect. (photos by Darren Burns)
On Monday in Australia, lightweight champions George Kambosos and Devin Haney came face to face for the first time during a press conference event to further hype for their upcoming showdown.
IBF, WBA, WBC lightweight champion George Kambosos is hoping that his former sparring partner and close friend, eight division champion Manny Pacquiao, will be ringside this weekend, when the Australian star collides with WBC champion Devin Haney in a full division unification.