Boxing
“Dis respect”: Cambosos JR says that without a fight it is not a misunderstanding
One of the biggest promoters in the world of boxing accused George Cambosos Jr of “disrespect” after the Australian Supergowsy could not be promoted to fight before fighting in Sydney.
Cambosos was a evident lack of a show from a planned meeting with his rival, compatriot Jake Wyllie at Qudos Bank Arena.
Wyllie appeared in less than a week notification of the replacement of Daud Yordan on Saturday evening after the Indonesian senator was forced to extend on the medical poviat.
Eddie Hearn from Matchroom Promotions was surprised by the lack of Cambosos on Wednesday, and all other fighters on the card came to fulfill their media duties.
“It’s disrespect. I don’t want to fuel any fires, but it is very disrespect,” said Hearn. But Cambosos claimed that his absence was a misunderstanding after he appeared later during the next match promotion to talk to adolescent people at the Sydney suburban gym.
“What meeting? Nobody told me about the lack of a meeting,” said Aap, a united world master AAP after arriving at Flash Audi.
But the father of Cambosos, Jim, said his son was too busy preparing for Saturday’s fight.
Wyllie took Snub Cambosos in his step, declaring that “I already have him on the back foot.”
“I’m not worried at all,” said AAP.
“I just think that if he wants to play these little stupid things, it depends on him.
“I will simply go to the community and we will do it (face to face). This is all that happens in the ring.”
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Wyllie has an impressive 16-FR-17 record, and 15 of his victories are coming through a knockout.
The 24-year-old vow that he will destroy the dream of Cambosos about the landing of the possible world champion against the undefeated American Richardson Hitchinom’s victory over Wyllie.
“We have such an opportunity and I did everything well, so there is no reason why I would not have this fight, and I am fully convinced that I can do a great job,” he said.
“Everyone talks about knockouts, but look, just a knockout is coming. I’m not looking for them. It just happens naturally.
“So I really believe that George was not there with a blow like me and I think that on Saturday evening I will show it.”
Cambosos (21-3, 10kos) accelerates the division on high-risk weight at home.
The 31-year-old has not fought in Sydney since 2016.
And after giving up your IBF and WBO stripes, American Devan Haney in his bold attempt to become the first unquestioned world champion in Australia in the era of four stripes, and then lost with the great Vasyl Lomachenko, Cambosos knows that he throws bones.
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The fight was memorable for several reasons. Chavez was knocked down for the first time in his career and had points deducted twice for low blows. Randall won by split decision, ending a winning streak that lasted nearly 14 years. Chavez later gained revenge in the rematch, winning a technical decision after the fight was stopped due to a clash of heads.
Before Chavez, Sugar Ray Robinson set a standard that few players ever approached. Robinson won his first 40 professional fights before losing to Jake LaMotta in February 1942. The defeat turned out to be only a ephemeral setback.
Three weeks later, Robinson defeated LaMotta in a rematch and began another remarkable streak. Between 1943 and 1951, Robinson won 91 consecutive fights, which remains one of the most impressive achievements in boxing history.
Several other champions ended their careers undefeated or came close to doing so. Mayweather finished his career with a record of 50-0 after winning world titles in five weight classes. Marciano left the sport undefeated with a 49-0 record as heavyweight champion.
Larry Holmes appeared on track to equal Marciano’s heavyweight record before he met Michael Spinks in September 1985. Holmes entered the fight with a 48-0 record, but lost by compact decision, one win shy of matching Marciano.
Joe Calzaghe also finished his career undefeated. The Welsh southpaw retired with a 46-0 record after unifying a share of the super middleweight championship and later defeating Roy Jones Jr. and Bernard Hopkins.
History books also contain the names of players whose long winning streaks have largely faded from public memory. According to Harry Mullan’s The Ultimate Encyclopedia of Boxing, Britain’s Hal Bagwell had a winning streak of 183 fights between 1938 and 1948. Packey McFarland recorded 97 consecutive victories between 1905 and 1915, while Spaniard Pedro Carrasco recorded a streak of 93 victories between 1964 and 1971.
Figures from boxing’s first decades can be hard to verify due to incomplete record-keeping and differences between official figures and newspaper decisions. Still, they’re a reminder that winning streaks existed long before the era of television.
Whether measured by the number of victories, longevity or the level of adversity he faced, Robinson’s 91-fight streak and Chavez’s undefeated march through the 1980s remain one of the greatest streaks in history. These are achievements that still stand alongside the perfect records of Mayweather, Marciano and Calzaghe whenever boxing’s longest winning streaks are discussed.
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