Richardson Hitchins Vs. George Kambosos Jr. Results & Fight Card Results
The post Richardson Hitchins Vs. George Kambosos Jr. Results & Fight Card Results appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. NEW YORK, NEW YORK – JUNE 14: Richardson Hitchins, silver shorts, fights George Kambosos Jr. of … More Australia, blue shorts, during a IBF world junior welterweight title fight at The Theater at Madison Square Garden on June 14, 2025 in New York City. (Photo by Adam Hunger/Getty Images) Getty Images Richardson Hitchins beat the brakes off George Kambosos Jr. on Saturday night at the Hulu Theater in Madison Square Garden. In the process, the 27-year-old Hitchins successfully defended his IBF junior welterweight title handing Kambosos another crushing loss against the top fighters in the weight region. This fight was never really close as Hitchins prevailed via eighth-round TKO punctuated a spectacular display of boxing. “This was an almost perfect performance by Richardson Hitchins in this title defense against George Kambosos Jr,” said Dennis Allen of CompuBox. “Hitchins landed 205 of 398, 52% in total punches, 118 of 233, 51% in jabs and 87 of 165, 53% in power punches. He put Kambosos down with a body shot in the final round and the referee waved it off at the 2:33 mark.” The win pushed Hitchins’ record to a perfect with 20-0 and 8 KOs. Hitchins was superior in his mastery of distance, he had faster hands and with the TKO, Hitchins showed the ability to stop an opponent which has been one of the biggest questions around his career. Kambosos has now been stopped in two of his last three fights and no longer appears to be the kind of fighter capable of competing with the upper-echelon fighters at 135 or 140 pounds. It’s tough to imagine him getting a big fight the next time out. He’s only 32 years old, but he’s clearly seen better days in his career. As for Hitchins, he has long wanted to face…
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NEW YORK, NEW YORK – JUNE 14: Richardson Hitchins, silver shorts, fights George Kambosos Jr. of … More Australia, blue shorts, during a IBF world junior welterweight title fight at The Theater at Madison Square Garden on June 14, 2025 in New York City. (Photo by Adam Hunger/Getty Images) Getty Images Richardson Hitchins beat the brakes off George Kambosos Jr. on Saturday night at the Hulu Theater in Madison Square Garden. In the process, the 27-year-old Hitchins successfully defended his IBF junior welterweight title handing Kambosos another crushing loss against the top fighters in the weight region. This fight was never really close as Hitchins prevailed via eighth-round TKO punctuated a spectacular display of boxing. “This was an almost perfect performance by Richardson Hitchins in this title defense against George Kambosos Jr,” said Dennis Allen of CompuBox. “Hitchins landed 205 of 398, 52% in total punches, 118 of 233, 51% in jabs and 87 of 165, 53% in power punches. He put Kambosos down with a body shot in the final round and the referee waved it off at the 2:33 mark.” The win pushed Hitchins’ record to a perfect with 20-0 and 8 KOs. Hitchins was superior in his mastery of distance, he had faster hands and with the TKO, Hitchins showed the ability to stop an opponent which has been one of the biggest questions around his career. Kambosos has now been stopped in two of his last three fights and no longer appears to be the kind of fighter capable of competing with the upper-echelon fighters at 135 or 140 pounds. It’s tough to imagine him getting a big fight the next time out. He’s only 32 years old, but he’s clearly seen better days in his career. As for Hitchins, he has long wanted to face…
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