Jake Wyllie says he is coming to defeat the former united airy champion, George Cambosos Jr. And he changes his life forever on Saturday, March 22, in their event, live in Dazn with the start time at 4:00 ET, 19:00 AEDT AEDT with QDOS Bank Arena, Sydney. Ringwals for Cambosos vs. is expected Wyllie will be around 7:05 et, 22:05 AEDT.
This is a rocky story for Wyllie (16-1, 15 Kos), which was chosen as a substitute opponent to face the “cruel” Cambosos (21-3, 10 KO) in the main event after George’s original opponent withdrew with the disease.
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Promoter Eddie Hearn revealed what is threatened to both warriors, saying Cambosos career will end If he loses this fight. It would be George’s fourth defeat in his last five fights. He would be ready for scrap yards with many losses. There is not much promoter with a warrior with a 1-4 record in the last five fights. This is the chilly reality of what Cambosos is waiting for in this fight. This is the survival of a career for the “emperor”.
Cambosos sounded as if he had a major Chip on the shoulderResponding to the interview of 24-year-old Wyllie about his plans to defeat him and prepare for life with the money he earns at victory. After observing Cambosos, it can be said that the confidence that he once melted from repetitive losses from 2022.
Hearn has already said that if he wins, he would challenge the IBF Richardson Hitchins welterweight master in June in Up-to-date York. It would be a great payment for Wyllie, and even if he loses, he will have a lucrative rematch against Cambosos Jr. In Australia to come back.
“I am here to defeat Cambosos. Yes, the money is good, but I am here to do work at George Cambosos Jr. and change my life forever,” said Jake Wyllie during yesterday Final press conference.
Cambosos looked like Cheshire Cat With a substantial smile on his face, when Wyllie talked about how he defeated him. At one point he turned to his father, George Sr. And he began to talk to him in something that looked like the need for support. Words were shaking deeply, strengthened Cambosos and of course worried where his career would be if the adolescent pistol defeats him.
“Statement of intentions”
“A adolescent kid, respectful, a modest kid-give him his rocky story. But as I said, don’t twist her. This is not a joyful ending,” said George Cambosos Jr., telling about his filled opponent, Jake Wyllie on Saturday evening.
“There is a difference between the fight at the national level and the possession of the Australian title, and the fight at the level I fought. He says that he sees holes, I would like to ask him which holes he sees? Which fights do they see in you?
Zoned and ready! Acute as always. Presser finished #2 days Go until I give my statement about intentions. Levels of this shit #Antplayingow#Kambososshow
Two main rematch on Saturday, when the WBO, Mikael Mayer, Sandy Ryan in Las Vegas (ESPN/ESPN+, 10.00 ET, with estimates at 19:00 ET at ESPN+), as well as the short-lived WBC title, William Zepeda, is aiming at the ESPN+), meets Tevin Farmer in Canceun, Mexico.
Mayer (20-2, 5 KO) defeated Ryan (7-2-1, 3 KO) by the decision of the majority in the main event of the boxing card at the Madison Square Garden theater in September last year. Before the fight, Ryan hit a can of red paint by an unidentified person when I leave the hotel to go to fight. Ryan was not undamaged and went to the place. She blamed Mayer and her team for the attack, something they denied.
The fighters developed a mighty contempt for themselves before fighting because of the trainer. Mayer trained with Kay Korom for most of her career, but in September 2023 “Coach Kay” also began training Ryan. Considering the conflict of interests, Mayer left Koroma for coach Kofi Yantuah, who was also in her team, after her losing with Natasha Jonas in January 2024.
Mayer defeated Ryan from the results cards 93-97, 94-96 and 95-95 in a close fight, which separated both warrior with only one blow-Mayer, he landed 186 blows to Ryan 185, and also put Ryan with power mounts (132-128). But Ryan landed three more stabs than Mayer (57 to 54) for 10 rounds.
Zepeda (32-0, 27 KO) defeated the farmer (33-7-1, 8 KO) by a decision divided in November last year in the fight for a lightweight WBC title. The fighters separated only one round on all three results cards (94-95 twice for Zepeda and 95-94 for a farmer).
While Zepeda, who was knocked down in round 4, threw more punches at 191 than a farmer, only 33.3% of his blows to 32.9% for the farmer landed. Zepeda also landed 90 blows to just 45 for a farmer.
Let’s look at both rematch by numbers. This report uses information from ESPN and Compubox research.
Mikaela Mayer vs. Sandy Ryan
-115: Ryan’s chances to win a fight according to the ESPN plant. Mayer is weaker at -105.
60: The percentage of blows landed through Ryan in rounds from 6 to 10 (111 of 185). Mayer landed 54% of his blows in the same period (101 of 186). The biggest difference in combat was Jab Mayer. She threw 317 strokes and 319 power blows, almost 50-50. Ryan threw 224 strokes and 343 power. Only 40% of her blows are stabs.
5: The number of titles is fighting for Ryan (including Saturday rematch with Mayer) in her 11 professional fights. Ryan defeated Marie-Bier Houle by a unanimous decision in April 2023 in order to gain a free WBO semi-edge title. She fought for a draw in the struggle of unification against Jessica McCaskill in September 2023, and then in March 2024 she did one successful defense against Terri Harper.
9: The number of titles is fighting for Mayer (including Saturday’s fight with Ryan) and the third in welterweight. Mayer lost to Natasha Jonas in January 2024 by dividing the decision, while requiring the IBF welterweight title. Then she beat Ryan in September 2024 to capture the WBO belt. She also had title fights at Junior Lightweight and Lightweight (short-lived title).
7: Mayer’s place in ESPN women’s rankings for pounds. It is also no.
1: The difference in blows landed in their first fight (186-185, in favor of Mayer).
32.6: The percentage of blows landed through Ryan in her first fight with Mayer (185 of 567). A higher percentage in JABS (25.4% to 17% for Mayer) has also landed.
9: The largest number of stabs landed through Mayer and Ryan in the first fight (Ryan in round 1 and Mayer in round 4). Neither Mayer nor Ryan threw stabs into double numbers in any round.
8: The number of rounds in which Ryan landed power in two -digit numbers to seven Ryan. The most effective Mayer round was 10 when 50% of her blows landed. Ryan landed 54.8% in round 4.
44: Total blows landed in the body through Mayer, up to 33 for Ryan. Of these Mayer, only five were stabs, only two landed by Ryan.
William Zepeda vs. Tevin Farmer
-750: Zepeda’s chances to win the fight according to the ESPN plant. The farmer is weaker in +475.
31.9: The average blow has landed on the round through Zepeda in the last 10 fights. This is the highest of the masters and contenders for the title at 135 pounds (15.9). He throws 96.5 blows to the round, also the highest among lightweight masters and contenders. For comparison, the farmer throws 55 stamps per round, while the average division is 56.6.
23.8: The average power blows landed on the round through Zepeda in the last 10 fights, the second highest among lightweight masters and rivals. This is exactly twice as much as the average for the division (11.9 per round) and 10 more blows than a farmer (13.8 per round).
29.2 The percentage of power blows landed to Zepedy through his opponents (11.4 per round).
34.2: Percentage of blows landed by Zepeda. The farmer lands 38.9%. The average compubox for lightweight division is 29.5%.
19: The balls for the round landed through the farmer in their first fight against Zeda, almost three more than his average 16.4. From among these blows, 13.8 per round.
79: Power hit the body through Zepeda in the first fight with a farmer, who landed only with 42 mounts.
3: The total stabs of the body landed by the farmer against Zepeda during their first fight. It is less than half of its average 6.4 landed on the round.
7: The difference in blows landed in the round in the first fight, in favor of Zepeda. Zepeda also stranded 19 blows (78-59).
1: Knocking down in the first fight. Farmer dropped Zeda on the left bank in the fourth round.
WBC The short-lived master of lightweight William Zepeda says that he will apply what he learned from the previous fight with Tevin Farmer in their rematch on Saturday, March 29 at Cancun, Mexico.
Adaptation of the farmer
Zepeda (32-0, 27 KO) got stuck in his original game plan a bit too long, and a highly qualified farmer (33-7-1, 8 KO) took advantage of it, adapting to the landing of many tough, heading head shots that won his rims and brought him closer.
Zepeda won the fight with a 10-round divided decision, but it was the victory of Hallow, because his wrestling fell due to the fight to defeat the 34-year-old former super feather champion IBF.
It was supposed to be an basic victory for the highly of the Mexican pretender ranking, Zepeda, to create him as the title of master of WBC master 135-lb Shakur Stevenson. However, due to William’s problems against a farmer veteran, he runs back to show that he can improve. If Zepeda solves the farmer’s style, he may as well forget to fight Shakur because he is at a different level.
“I expected an opponent who was defensive, slippery and with many tricks,” said Willam Zepeda XSpeaking of his previous fight with Tevin Farmer on November 16 in Riyadh. “The only thing that was true was that he did many blows.
“The truth is that the work I did on his body knew it, but on this occasion I am very focused on our training plan,” Zepeda said.
William’s strategy consisting in attacking the farmer’s body did not work for the 10-round last time in Riyadh. It is not clear whether the competition was only ten rounds, not twelve years. The farmer coped well with the body’s arrows and used Zepeda, who opened his head, often nailing him with a shot. In this way, Tevin dropped him on the fourth.
In Zepeda’s rematch, he can focus on throwing himself into the farmer’s head to hurt him like Raymond Muratalla in their fight last year on July 13. He had a farmer close to knocking in the eighth to ten rounds. The judge punished Tevina on the eighth because he tried to withdraw from danger.
“It will be one of the most special cards for Cancun and Mexico. Not only because we have a great master in William Zepeda, but also because Tevin Farmer, who is the real world champion and who is here to fight and win here,” said Promoter Oscar de la Hoya during today’s Final press conference In the case of Saturday’s rematch between the short-lived WBC champion, Willod Zepeda and Tevin Farmer at Cancun, Mexico.
“So this is a rematch that takes place and is long -awaited. We feel that this card at Cancun will be one of the best that we have been applying for many years.”
One of the most heated rivalry in the history of women’s boxing adds another chapter to her saga this weekend, when Mikaela Mayer defended her title WBO World Welter I would weigh before Sandy Ryan in a rematch between the two elite of this sport.
They both collide on Saturday in the main event in the best rank of boxing at ESPN: Mayer vs. Ryan 2 at the Bleauve Theater at Fontainebleau Las Vegas.
Mayer (20-2, 5 KO) and Ryan (7-2-1, 3 KO) take a ring for the second fight since September last year, when Ryan lost the divided decision-and its title WBO WBOTReight-do Mayer. According to Compubox statistics, Mayer landed 41% of her blows compared to 37% Ryan. But the history of the first fight concerned what happened before two warriors entered the ring.
Mayer and Ryan rushed at each other before the first showdown, and Ryan hit a can of red paint thrown by someone on the street on the way to Madison Square Garden to fight. Ryan blamed Mayer and her team for the attack. They rejected the allegation.
Kay “coach Kay” Koroma, who trained Mayer for most of her career, moved to coach Ryan. In fact, Koroma trained Ryan for the first fight with Mayer and he would be in the corner of Ryan again on Saturday.
In the coefficient Brian Norman Jr. (26-0, 20 KO) will make the inaugural defense of the WBO World Vorce Voorcase Championships against Derrack Cuevas. Challenger (27-1-1, 19 KO) enters its first possibility of a world title, rides on four fights.
Also on the card:
Bruce “Shu Shu” Carrington (14-0, 8 KO) will face Jose Enrique Vivas (23-3, 12 KO) in a 10-round feather fight.
Emiliano Fernando Vargas (12-0, 10 KO) and Giovannie Gonzalez (20-7-2, 15 KO) intertwine in the clash of younger welterweight scales planned for eight rounds.
Delante “Tiger” Johnson (14-0, 6 KO) wants to remain invincible against Kendo Castaned (21-8, 9 KO) in an octopped welterweight fight.
18-year-old Southpaw Emmanuel Chance debuts in a four-forming Bantamieg fight against Miguel Guzman (1-0, 1 KO).
Junior Lightweights Dedrick Crocklem (1-0, 1 KO) and Dionne Ruvalcaba (2-1, 1 KO) stand in a fight in a fight planned for four rounds.
Where can I watch the Mayer-Ryan 2 combat card?
The relationship starts on Saturday at 19:00 et ESPN+ AND Disney+. The main card starts at 22:00 ET on ESPN and ESPN+.
Fans can catch the entire action at the Streaming Center of the Combat Card.
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