
George Kambosos Vows To Make Statement, Put Maxi Hughes To Sleep
Former unified and lineal lightweight world champion George Kambosos Jr. is determined to reclaim his throne at the top of the division.
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Former unified and lineal lightweight world champion George Kambosos Jr. is determined to reclaim his throne at the top of the division.

Former unified lightweight world champion George Kambosos Jr. is promising a reinvented version of himself when he takes on Maxi Hughes on July 22 at the Firelake Arena in Shawnee, Oklahoma on ESPN.

George Kambosos Jr. is ready to turn the page on a forgettable yet very lucrative 2022 campaign that was marked by two losses against Devin Haney.

Former unified lineal lightweight world champion George Kambosos is ready to come back in force when he faces IBO champion Maxi Hughes in an IBF world title eliminator.

Former unified and lineal lightweight world champion George Kambosos Jr. makes his Top Rank debut in a 12-round IBF world title eliminator against English southpaw Maxi Hughes on Saturday, July 22, at FireLake Arena in Shawnee, Oklahoma.

It was a win that was unlikely but one that George Kambosos Jr. greatly appreciated. In November of 2021, after months of back-and-forth trash talk and countless postponements, both Kambosos and Teofimo Lopez officially squared off. Viewed as a gigantic underdog on the night, many were expecting the 29-year-old to suffer a quick and painful end before scurrying home.

According to Daily Mail, former world champion George Kambosos will travel to the United States to take part in an IBO world title fight against England's Maxi Hughes. The paper indicates that Kambosos vs. Hughes will take place on Saturday, July 29 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Dalton Smith all headline in his home city next after securing a sensational stoppage win. The British super-lightweight champion made a second successful defence of his crown against Billy Allington at the Motorpoint Arena in Nottingham.

Maxi Hughes previously surfaced as an unexpected option for Ryan Garcia’s next planned fight. He and his team to revisit such plans for his next outing following his latest win. The 32-year-old southpaw from Rossington, Yorkshire eyes a big fight in the U.S. following a hard-fought, twelve-round,

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