Cambosos’ question #3 ranking faces a test: Hearn targets June 21 for defense of Hitchins, despite ‘Care’s’ weak 140 debuts

Promotor Eddie Hearn says Richardson Hitchins will defend his IBF Light Welterweight title against #3 George Cambosos Jr. June 21, if George’s cut was healed by then. If not, Hitchins (19-0, 7 ko) will face someone else on that date.

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Reduce concern

Hearn does not say who the spare plan will be for Hitchins if Cambosos cuts does not heal. He suffered a cut against Jake Wyllie, hit him hard by a young gun, which proved to be much more difficult than expected. His youth, power and natural light size of the gravity of the weight have made life difficult for Cambosos. George was not built for a 140 -pound division, and we saw that against Wyllie.

Emperor’s test

Cambosos, 31, made his debut at 140 last Saturday night, beating the replacement opponent Wyllie (16-2, 15 Kos) by a unanimous decision in Sydney, Australia in 12 rounds. Cambososi ‘Car’ fought throughout the competition against the 24-year-old, unprocessed Wyllie, who won the results of 117-111, 115-113 and 117-111.

It’s unclear why IBF gave Cambosos a #3 ranking After only one fight at 140 against the second layer fighter, Wyllie. That doesn’t make much sense. Cambosos pushed above these talented fighters in IBF’s Top 15 ladder in Light Welterweight:

– Liam Paro
– Kenneth Sims
– Jamaine Ortiz
– Jose Ramirez
– Elvis Rodriguez
– Sutriel Matias
– Isaac Cruz

I don’t see Cambosos beating any of these candidates. These guys would be too good for a limited type like ‘carah’, which fans see to a large extent as a one -year miracle.

Date

“The date will be June 21. This is the date we are targeting. There is no movement on that date. Whoever Richardson Hitchins is fighting on that date, George Cambosos or someone else,” said Promotor Eddie Hearn Ring Magazine YouTube channel, talking about the possibility of #3 ranked George Cambosos JR

“I think the cut is not so bad. It’s been 13 weeks after tonight. So it will take four or five weeks to heal, but he will be in shape, and he can start sparring again. He needs to do it, and I believe he can. It’s a great fight. [Hitchins vs. Kambosos] George is all the action and captured all the belts in 135 [*Note: Kambosos briefly held the IBF, WBA, and WBO lightweight titles, but NOT the WBC. As such, he did not capture “all the belts.”]. The accumulation will be epic, and I believe it will be a great fight, “Hearn said.