George Cambosos Jr., March 22, he encountered a new opponent in Sydney!

George Cambosos Jr’s Sydney Homecoming, just made an unexpected turn and is not a planned way. The original opponent was ruled out in the medical grounds, medical grounds, slipping in a week before the tattooing night and was ruled out. Log in to the 24-year-old Queensland Knockout Artist Jake Wyllie, who plans to sit in the crowd before he called on the head.

Wyllie gets a call – up to the main event from the audience

Wyllie (16-1, 15 kos) was expected to be another fan in the bank arena, but now it is now an angle with Cambosos for the biggest battle of his career.

“This is what is made of dreams,” Wyllie said. “I prepared tickets to watch on Saturday and now fight at the main event.”

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

“This is a lifetime opportunity and I am ready to take it with both hands. The highest level of george was in boxing, but I am ready to put it all over. Jake ‘machine’ Wyllie comes.”

Great conversation, but not a complete recipe for upsetting, throwing steps against the old undisputed light champion in a short time. Kambosos best demolished the regional opposition while Devin Haney and Vasily Lomachenko-Wyllie, Devin Haney and Vasily Lomachenko-Wyllie.

Laughing from the Cambosos ‘Rocky’ narrative

Cambosos (21-3, 10 kos) are not interested in fairy tales. Ibf Champ Richardson has a 140-pound head against Hitchins and treated it as another step as Wyllie’s CV is a name.

“Boxing is unpredictable and unfortunately there is not a show without a fierce show, too,” said Cambosos, unfortunately.

He admitted Wyllie’s credentials, but one underdog closed any conversation:

“So Jake ‘Rocky’! The opportunity, but this is the place where it is a rocky film, not a twist – a happy ending. A fierce expression is what you will see on Saturday night.”

That’s the polite way to tell Wyllie’s collapsed.

Big names, big stakes in Sydney

Kambosos-Wyllie in Cambosos-Wyllie, while Cambosos-Wyllie brings some serious shares to women’s world titles of the world’s world:

• Skye Nicolson (12-0, 1 KO), in the war in the combustible fighter battle, the WBC feathered belt against Tiara Brown (18-0, 11 kos).
• Cherneka Johnson (16-2, 6 kos) and Nina Hughes (6-1, 2 kos) competitions in a WBA Bantamweight restart after the last May.
• Heavy Avenue Teremoana Jr. (6-0, 6 SMEs) appears to keep the 100% knockout record against James ‘The Beast’ Singh (12-5, 11 Kos).

Matchroom Boss Eddie Hearn will never be ashamed of the hype, this year this year has called the largest card in Australia this year.

“First of all, we wish Young Jake Wyllie a quick recovery. Now the young Jake Wyllie is a dangerous puncher in the shock and crash. He is a dangerous puncher, so wait for the fireworks in the Gudos Bank Arena.”