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Jim Kambosos, father and manager of former world champion George Kambosos, felt his son did not apply enough pressure on Devin Haney in their lightweight title fight.
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The lightweights are playing leapfrog with the 4 titles. Who will be next? Stevenson outboxes them all. -
Took a look at the highlights, incredibly boring; at least there is a good fight next weekend.
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Sorry George's dad, what George needed was to be a different fighter. One who is a lot better than George.
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I don`t know about that, Stevenson will have problems with Haney`s reach.Originally posted by Tibburon245 View PostComment
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It was a horrific fight. Neither one wanted to engage. It was basically sparring match. Nobody even remotely close to being hurt. Their next fight will be a tough sell.Originally posted by Knuckle sandwich View Post
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With his long reach and slick skills and footwork you could count on one hand Georges success.If he had have gone at Haney more aggressivly he would have walked on to shots , I can see only one winner if a pointless rematch takes place.You need a long fighter with a equal slick set to beat him , some one who could match his great jab and bring the openings G. Davies would suffer the same fate. George threw one uppercut that landed and never was allowed to set to test Haneys suspect chin. Boxing masterclass!Comment
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Mmmm..nah. Kambosos hardly threw because he kept getting peppered every time he opened up.
Not the most entertaining fight by any stretch.... but kudos to Haney for an easy boxing lesson.Comment
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No need of a rematch. Devin is a few levels above Kambosos. Let Devin fight Garcia or LomachenkoComment
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Nash calls it - After Haney's 119-109 victory on the scorecard of the Great Nash, the rematch does not sell. Back of the line Kambosas. Nash out.Comment
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