George Cambosos Jr. He is facing a new opponent 22. March in Sydney!

George Cambosos JR’s home house house just took an unexpected turn, not the way he planned. His original opponent, Daud Iordan, ruled by medical grounds, leaving him to collapse for replacement less than a week before the fighting night. Enter Jake Willie, a 24-year-old Queensland Knockout artist who literally planned to sit in the crowd before she stressed the title.

Willie gets a call – from the viewer to the main event

Villie (16-1, 15 Kos) should only be another fan in Kudos Bank Arena, but now it is in Ring with Cambosos for the greatest fighting career.

“They’re ridden from dreams,” Willie said. “I’ve already arranged the tickets to come on Saturday and now I’m fighting in the main event.”

It’s one way to save money on the ticket.

“This is an opportunity for life and I am ready to take it with both hands. George boxed at the highest level, but I am young, ambitious and ready to put it on line. Expect fireworks! Villie is coming.”

A great conversation, but entering the former unable light champion in a short time is not exactly a recipe for anxiety. Cambosos was with the best Teofimo Lopez, Devin Haney and Vasilii Lomachenko – while Villie decayed the regional opposition.

Cambosos laughs ‘Rocky’ narrative

Cambosos (21-3, 10 KOS) is not interested in fairy tales. She treats it as just another step towards a 140-kilogram title against IBF Champ Richardson Hitchins, and Willie is just a name for a resume.

“Boxing is unpredictable, and it is very unhappy that Daud Iordan draws medically five days before the event, but ferrocuted show continues because there is no show without me,” Cambosos said.

He admitted Villie’s credentials, but he excluded any talk about the story of insufficient gender:

“So, I want a” Rocky “shot! Opportunity, but it ends. This is not a rock film, don’t distort it. Announced statement is what you will see on Saturday night.” Win in any way. “

It’s a polite way to say Willie relax.

Big names, large stakes in Sydney

Kudos Bank Arena will be packed, and while Cambosos-Willie is now the main event, the fighting in the world women bring serious roles:

• Skyie Nicolson (12-0, 1 Ko) seems to defend the VBC’s Peror’s belt against Tiara Braun (18-0, 11 KOS) in the battle of undied fighters.
• Cherneka Johnson (16-2, 6 Kos) and Nina Hughes (6-1, 2 Kos) settle its rivalry in VBA Bantamveight title Resatch after their controversial first fight last May.
• Heavy perspectives TEREMOAN JR (6-0, 6 KOS) appears to be rejected by the record intact against James “Zvera” Singh (12-5, 11 KOS).

Eddie Hearn’s training, never ashamed of hype, called “the largest card in Australia so far this year.”

“First and most importantly, we want Daud Iordan recovery. Now young Juke George campsites JR’s growing reputation, and expect fireworks this Saturday to Kudos Bank. Sydney We’re coming – and I can’t wait.”