George Cambosos Sr. Promises “Guerrilla Warfare” for Richardson Hitchins Fight on June 14th

George Cambosos Sr. Says His son, Cambosos Cr. (22-3, 10 kos) Is Going to Be A Rough Light Wellterweight Champion Richardson Hitchins (19-0, 7 Kos) on Saturday Night, June 14th, in Their Headliner at The Theater in New York City.

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Cambosos’ “Guerrilla warfare” Plan

Cambosos Jr. Plans to use the slash-and-burn approach to the hitchin, Making Life Miserable for the Battlefield Applying Pressure and Utilizing His Power Game Headline on a Matchroom-Promoted show. The Event Starts at 7:00 pm et / 4: 00 pm PT. Being on the cambosos intends is utterly ruthless.

Hitchins’ Superstar Delusions

“A Lot of Things HE’S HE’S TRYING TO MOTELF HIMGERF, TRYING TO HIMGER HIMGER THAN HE ATTALLY IS,” Said George Cambosos Jr. to DAZN BoxingTalking About Richardson Hitchins. “I know what’s coming. A Lot of the Back Of The Head in Heaps. Very dirty.“

It Appears That Hitchins Is The Because He Holds The IBF 140-LB title, He’s Now on The Cusp of the Superstar, and Will Be Given The Red Carpet Treatment to Turkey Alasshikh’s Riyadh Season Cards. However, Hitchins Has The Wrong Style, Given That He’s A Runner Like Devin Haney and Shakur Stevenson.

He’s Not A Superstar, And He’s Can’t Hims His Fighting Style and Beats The Murderers’ Row of Fighters at 140 and 147. He’s Trying to Skip That Part and Talk His Way Into a Star. That’s The Lazy Approach.

Cambosos Sr. Details Dirty Plan

“That’s The Key Shot. That’s What We’ve Been Working. Low Blows, Right Elbow and Headbutts,” Said Cambosos Sr. “That’s How We win in The Fight. Guerilla Warfare on The Night. No Rules on the night. That’s It. That’s All We’re Doing. It’s Going To Be Dirty. You Watch and See. “

Cambosos May Have A Dirty Fight For Him To Have a Shot At Winning, Because Hitchins Is Going a Lot Of Movement and Holding, Just Like Devin Haney Did HE Fight George Twice.

In Hitchins’ Last Fight Against Liam Paro, He looked to the referee Help Each Time He made Rabbit Punches and Low Blows. He’ll probably do That on Saturday Night IF cambosos jr. Does Choose to Foul. He May Have To Be Willing To Lose Points If He’s Going To SuCceed With His Roughhouse Approach.

“Yes, HE’s’ Done Good Boxing Against Guys That His Level. This Is His Second. He has ever been at the Level I’ve being in. Me, Fast Hands, And I’ll Win This Fight, “Said Cambosos.

Hitchins’ Weak opponent Record

Hitchins’ Best Wins:

– Liam Paro
– Gustavo Lemos
– Jose Zepeda
– John Bauza
– Yomar Alamo
– Argenis Mountains

Except for Paro, Hichins Hasn’t Beaten Any Notable Opposition During His Career. That Makes It Difficult to Know Whether He’s Good Or Just Another Paper Champion. When Hitchins Had the Chance to Prove Himself, Subriel Matias and Gary Antuanne Russell, He Chose Not to Fight Them. He Wanted Bigger Names.

“This boy Ain’t Going To Beat You,” Said Cambosos Sr.

“People Ask me, ‘Who Are You Fighting? Train Hard.’ ‘Hitchins. Do You Know Hitchins?’ “No, ‘” Said Kamabosos Jr, “I’m Used to,’ Who Are You Fighting ” Lomachenko. ‘ ‘Oh, wow. Haney, wow. Lopez. Hitchins. ‘ No One Knows You, “Said Cambosos.

The Eight-Year Pro Hitchins Hasn’t Been Push by His Promoters Like Thaterran Fighters Who Had Outstanding Careers, Because He Did’t come from That Background. His Record As Amateur Was 35-12. As A Pro, Hitchins has been overlooked to because he lacks style and rarely scores knockouts. Some Compare Hitchins to Shakur Stevneson and Devin Haney, Viewing Him As A Blend of the Two. That’s not good.