Kambosos Jr. Reflects on Defeat: 'I've Fought the Best, No Regrets'
Source: news.source.badlefthook
George Kambosos Jr. spoke candidly after his eighth round TKO loss to Richardson Hitchins, expressing pride in facing top-tier opponents despite the recent setbacks. At 32, Kambosos remains optimistic about his boxing future, both in Australia and internationally, as he considers his next moves in the sport.
Key Points
George Kambosos Jr. lost to Richardson Hitchins via an eighth round TKO.
Kambosos expressed pride in his record against high-level opponents, despite a 2-4 record in his last six fights.
He referenced a similar punch that previously knocked him down against Vasiliy Lomachenko.
At 32, Kambosos is considering his future in boxing but is not ready to retire.
He believes there are still opportunities for him to make money in boxing, both in Australia and abroad.
