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George Kambosos Believes Devin Haney Stops ‘Confused’ Ryan Garcia
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George Kambosos Believes Devin Haney Stops ‘Confused’ Ryan Garcia

Former unified world lightweight champion George Kambosos Jr. (21-2, 10 KOs) is aware of the task at hand when he steps into the ring on May 12 in Perth, Australia, as he continues his preparations to face one of the most decorated fighters this generation in Vasiliy Lomachenko (17-3, 11 KOs).

Vasiliy Lomachenko is set to return May 12 against George Kambosos Jr., in what is expected to be a comfortable win for “Loma.” Yet a thought remains: How much remains in the tank of the 36-year-old Ukrainian?

With Tim Tszyu fighting Sebastian Fundora on Saturday, the perception is that we’re living in a golden age of Australian boxing. And although that's true, the roots of Aussie boxing greatness run deep.

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Andrew Moloney is now scheduled to face Pedro Guevara for a vacant interim junior bantamweight title on May 12 at RAC Arena in Perth, Western Australia, Top Rank announced on Wednesday.

Nicholas Walters, who will take on contender Joseph Adorno tonight, says George Kambosos has the power to topple Vasiliy Lomachenko in their May 12 fight for a vacant lightweight title.
In victory over Maxi Hughes, a fighter who moves well and is capable of testing contenders, William Zepeda was impressive. By this point he's showed enough to suggest he can be competitive with Shakur Stevenson and Gervonta "Tank" Davis at the top of the lightweight division.

When Tim Tszyu steps into the ring against late replacement Sebastian Fundora at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on March 30, he will do so not only as one of the hottest young boxers in the sport but also with a goal of cementing himself as one of the very best pugilists ever to emerge from Australia. With due respect to the likes of George Kambosos Jr., Tszyu is almost certainly already the No. 1 active boxer from the Land Down Under. But who are some of the other names in Australia’s fistic history to whom Tszyu will ultimately be compared?

Maxi Hughes’ former trainer Gary Lockett believes Hughes will prove a tougher challenge for William Zepeda off the back of his fight with George Kambosos Jr.