George Kambosos claims things fell apart for him when he was hit by a shot on the back of his head in the fourth or fifth round of his fight against Vasily Lomachenko, resulting in things going downhill for him in his eleventh-round knockout loss in Perth, Australia.
George Kambosos Jr., the local hero, surely knew that hosting a party where Vasiliy Lomachenko was the guest of honor would never end well for him.
In an impressive display of technical skills, two-time Olympic gold medalist Vasily Lomachenko (18-3, 12 KOs) secured an 11th-round knockout victory over former IBF/WBA/WBO lightweight champion George Kambosos Jr.
This Saturday live night on ESPN/ESPN+ Vasiliy Lomachenko returns to the ring versus the former undisputed lightweight champion George Kambosos. This bout will take place in George’s backyard in Australia.
It’s fight week, and that means fans can read the traditional Fights Picks poll over at Ringtv.com. This Sunday local time in Perth, Australia, it will be Vasiliy Lomachenko against George Kambosos Jr, with the vacant IBF lightweight title on the line.
George Kambosos Jr. says he’s prepared to “shock” Vasily Lomachenko on Saturday night to recapture the vacant IBF lightweight title on ESPN at the RAC Arena in Perth, Australia.
George Kambosos Jr. is convinced he’s going to defeat Vasily Lomachenko this Saturday night, May 11th, and rejuvenate his career in the process.
George Kambosos Jr. feels that with the improvements he’s made with his Russian coach, he’ll be victorious against Vasily Lomachenko on May 11th in their fight for the vacant IBF lightweight title in RAC Arena in Perth, Australia.
Promoter Bob Arum sees George Kambosos Jr. as a “live dog” in his 12-round fight against Vasily Lomachehnko on May 12th at the RAC Arena in Perth, Australia, for the vacant IBF lightweight title.
Former lightweight champion George Kambosos Jr says he has all the respect in the world for Vasiliy Lomachenko, who he will face in Australia on May 12.