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His kind of town: Richardson Hitchins stops George Kambosos Jnr in NYC

Richardson Hitchins had the homecoming of a lifetime, spoiling George Kambosos Jnr’s return to New York with an eighth-round technical knockout win Saturday.

CompuBox stats: Richardson Hitchins TKO8 George Kambosos

Chris Algieri’s School of Thought: Richardson Hitchins can emulate Devin Haney

As he prepares to make the first defence of his IBF junior-welterweight title, the world’s still waiting to see how good Richardson Hitchins really is...

George Kambosos Jr. vs. Richardson Hitchins Preview, is Another Shocker Brewing?

George Kambosos Jr. and Richardson Hitchins set to fight in New York City. Preview the high-stakes showdown between George Kambosos Jr. and Richardson Hitchins. Can Kambosos pull off another upset, or will Hitchins rise to the occasion? Expert analysis and predictions inside.

Richardson Hitchins and George Kambosos Jnr make weight

Richardson Hitchins and George Kambosos Jnr both made the weight on the eve for their IBF junior welterweight title fight Saturday night at The Theater at Madison Square Garden.

Richardson Hitchins, George Kambosos Jnr talk, tangle in presser

Before their title fight this Saturday night, Richardson Hitchins and George Kambosos Jnr engaged in the roast battle at Thursday’s press conference.

TV Picks for June 13-14: Richardson Hitchins-George Kambosos Jnr and more

David Greisman breaks down what to watch and where for the week ahead.

How to Watch: Richardson Hitchins vs. George Kambosos Jnr

Richardson Hitchins vs. George Kambosos is on Saturday, June 14. The broadcast will begin at 7 p.m. Eastern Time (midnight BST). 

Hitchins, Kambosos face off, trade words at Empire State Building

Richardson Hitchins and George Kambosos Jnr had to be separated during an otherwise obligatory photo shoot, writes Jake Donovan.

Richardson Hitchins: ‘New York boxing is in good hands with me’

NEW YORK — Richardson Hitchins may be returning home as a champion, but he never forgot where he came from. The man known as “Africa” around the local New York scene is from Crown Heights, Brooklyn, to be exact, the cross section of Utica Ave & President St., between Rochester Ave. to be even more precise. It was in this neighborhood, far deeper into the borough than the higher rent Brooklyn neighborhoods like Williamsburg and DUMBO, where he first put on gloves at age 12 and began the journey that saw him go from the local amateur scene, to the 2016 Olympics and finally on to becoming a world champion in his most recent fight.