Kambosos vs Haney

The Herald was invited into the Sydney fighter's inner sanctum before his world title fight with Devin Haney.

“I have to be aware of his holding,” Kambosos said. “I have to be aware of changing my angles. It will be interesting to see how he approaches the next fight. He fights for the right reasons. I feel like I’ve had half a fight — it was boring.” It’s most likely to happen later in the year. I wasn’t frustrated, but the ref should have done his job.” “I felt when I landed my punches he was hurt every time,” Kambosos said. “But the ref didn’t give us any help with the holding. Jim Kambosos and Haney’s father, Bill, exchanged a few heated words, an apparent reference to the trash talk between the two camps in previous days, but the two fighters were respectful. “It’s been a long time,” he said. “But how can I feel sad when the guy didn’t want to fight?

It was a dominant win for Haney, who took Kambosos' IBF, WBO and WBA world title belts along with his own WBC title. Watch Heavyweights Justis Huni vs Joseph ...

If it makes sense, if the network wants it, I’ll do it again. But it has to make sense.” “He fought this for personal legacy and he also fought it for the good of boxing and fought it for the good of Australian boxing,” Kambosos Jr.’s promoter Lou DiBella said. We had to take less money, we had to travel... There wasn’t really nothing else. I will bounce back hungrier than ever.” “If I hadn’t given him this shot, he wouldn’t have had his moment right now. As for where the fight would take place, Kambosos Jr. said he “loved” being in Melbourne but would leave it up to his team to finalise those details. “He had a jab but there wasn’t much else, I think he might have landed one or two right hands, but that’s about it. “They will come up with a game plan and if they’re up for it, then I’m up for it. True champions bounce back. George Kambosos Jr. learned a lesson on Sunday but if given the opportunity, the Australian would fight Devin Haney in a rematch bout “tomorrow”.

Devin Haney ended George Kambosos' unbeaten streak and became the undisputed lightweight world champion at Melbourne's Docklands Stadium in the early hours ...

"I was comfortable. I was sticking to the game plan, the game plan was to go in and hit and not get hit and I did that for the majority of the fight. Kambosos was unable to make much of an impression on the 23-year-old, however, and in the end the judges handed Haney a comfortable margin of victory, with two judges scoring the bout 116-112 and the other giving the American a 118-110 win.

DEVIN HANEY beat George Kambosos Jr on Saturday night to become the new undisputed lightweight champion of the world.The American, 23, won via unanimo.

"We'll do it again. "I was comfortable. I was sticking to the game plan, the game plan was to go in and hit and not get hit and I did that for the majority of the fight.

Devin Haney boxed his way to a unanimous decision win over George Kambosos to unify the WBC, IBF, WBA, and WBO lightweight titles on Saturday night.??

Absolutely “NyQuil” type of performance,” Garcia wrote on Twitter. “I want to take the best test, the hardest test and I’m going to give him full respect for his victory and let him have his time,” Kambosos said post-fight. Anyways I’ll just say, you know who I want after Fortuna!!! Let them have their rematch lol.