George Kambosos jr. Will fight veteran David Yordan In the 10-round collision on Dazn on March 22 in Sydney, Australia. This is the name that the former uniform lightweight champion Kambosos talked about, and it is disappointing.
Ring is reporting That Kambosos jr. Yordan accepts as his voice. What makes this battle look worse is that the little ‘Emperor’ Kambosos (21-3, 10 COs) is expected to challenge a world title against IBF Light Welterweight Champion Richardson Hitchins in the summer in the summer.
As bad as Kambosos in his last battle against Vasily lomachenko Last year on May 12, you must say that his collision against Daud Yordan is a 50-50 case. However, while the collision is staged in George’s hometown of Sydney, Australia, he must be good, as long as he is not knocked out again as against Loma.
If Yordan follows the Lomachenko blueprint to go to the body of Kambosos, he can stop him. This is how Loma dropped him twice and forced Kamboso’s order to throw in the towel.
Kambosos’ battle against Yordan instead of a top fighter suggests how far his career has sunk. He briefly held three lightweight titles after his troubled victory against a ring-giant, injured Theofimo Lopez on November 27, 2021.
Kambosos did nothing with his career until the victory over Teo upset, and he has not done anything since, with 1-3 in his last four fights. ‘Ferocious’ or ‘Emperor’ Kamboso’s only victory in the past four years is a questionable 12-round majority decision against Maxi hughes on July 22, 2023.
It looked like a one -sided fight in favor of Hughes, but the judges gave it amazing to Kambosos. If not for victory, Kambosos would march with a 0-4 record against 37-year-old Daud Yordan with a record of 0-4.
Hitchins Cambosos have not yet been confirmed. If something better comes together, such as a re -broadcast with Theofimo Lopez or Devin Haney, you can bet Kambosos will take it.
The 37-year-old Indonesian native Yordan (43-4, 31 costs) is a 20-year-old pro and has existed forever, but has rarely fought over the past seven years, making only five appearances against lesser opposition.
For boxing fans who have been following the sport for more than a decade, they remember Yordan for his second round against Robert ‘The Ghost’ Guerrero in 2009, losses to former world champions Celestino Caballero, Chris John, Simpiwe Vetyeka, and Anthony Crolla.
The best victories of Yordan came against Maxwell Awuku, Daniel Eduardo Brizuela and Choi Tseveenpurev. That was many years ago, as Yordan has done nothing much since 2016, which rarely and only few famous fighters fought.
