Teofimo Lopez v Geroge Kambosos Card Moved To June 19

Teofimo Lopez and George Kambosos moved to June 19

Properly it appears probably that WBA Tremendous, IBF and WBO World Light-weight champion Teofimo “Take Over” Lopez (16-0, 12 KO’s) and “Ferocious” George Kambosos (19-0, 10 KO’s) must wait a bit of longer for his or her showdown. Initially, they had been slated to go to battle on June 5. But, now, their duel has formally been moved to June 19.

One of many extra notable facets of this bout was the truth that Triller Struggle Membership gained the purse bid and the appropriate to host the occasion. Triller has made a substantial amount of noise within the boxing world recently. They’ve achieved this by airing spectacle events such as Roy Jones Jr versus Mike Tyson and the newer Jake Paul versus Ben Askren combat. Every of those large occasions had been loaded to the gills with superstar visitors and musical performances.

MOVE ASIDE

Apparently, the group doesn’t need something distracting from their upcoming present. With this being the case, Triller Struggle Membership thought it most prudent to maneuver the Lopez v Kambosos card as a result of upcoming Floyd “Cash” Mayweather versus Jake Paul combat. The previous boxing money cow will return to the ring to combat YouTube sensation Jake Paul on June 6. Quite than clashing with such an enormous extravaganza, it could be simpler to easily reschedule.

Within the co-main occasion, WBC and WBO World Tremendous Middleweight champion Franchon Crews-Dezurn (7-1, 2 KO’s) will face WBA and IBF World Tremendous Middleweight champion Elin Cederroos (8-0, 4 KO’s). This bout is made all of the extra notable as it can crown the undisputed champion of the division. Crews-Dezurn publicly called for the bout when conducting an interview on the Claressa Shields vs Marie-Eve Dicaire telecast. Clearly the sensation was mutual as only a 4 brief months later the 2 fistic-minded females will put all their {hardware} on the road.

By: Bakari Simpson

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