Yeah, he's got already two matches line up and those are the very reasons why he has accepted those fights. Main reason for him is about the charity purposes and there's already a beneficiary for that.
But it's not already a secret that him and the others who are doing such fights have their share too. Take it the example of Floyd Mayweather, he's already retired in the pro boxing but not in the entire boxing as he's open into exhibition matches.
I guess these two living legends are going to live their lives fighting for the proposed exhibition matches on them.
Of course, both Mayweather and Pacquiao can pledge to donate all they want but they cannot deny that they are also taking a small fraction of what they earned for their personal use. Other than that, these two legends can still do and enjoy their passion safely nowadays without getting too much bruises while still garnering huge revenues from the fight they organized. A boxer will always be a boxer as they said, that is why even if they already retired professionally they are still fighting in a form of exhibition and can enjoy the leverage of being a legend.
It's normal.
They're all having that business mindset and the cut was a sure thing even if it's for the charity. It could be that some rich folks have already pledged for them while they'll give the whole profit of the match to the charity.
There are deals like that and these two legends will just now have to enjoy whatever they're doing and whatever they're up to. They deserve the things they have now.
If there is something that they experienced as boxers, it is that you can make a lot of money with fights, this is a very big business model and that it can be used so that all of them as boxers are protagonists, even if it is as exhibition fights, something that sometimes I don't find it exciting because an exhibition fight is something fixed, when you fight at a professional level it's something else, it's another level, and I think that both should not say goodbye to their lives as professionals, I think they still have a lot to prove, More than anything, I'm going to side with Pacquiao, Mayweather is a great athlete but he's not to my liking, for many reasons, but for now I think they should go as businessmen, as long as they'll never be outside the boxing environment.
That is true and I admire him for that because up to this day, he's still clever enough to know what should he do that is right and what is not, considering the hundreds of millions they can acquire if they decide to have a second dance in the ring. Bottomline is he cannot risk the chances of getting defeated af this point knowing how competitive Pacman is.
Well, Floyd Mayweather is pretty much clever that he is choosing the fight he thinks he can win, and I think he is pretty much accurate in choosing every fight he was on the advantage, and surely luck is still on his side, that is why he is evading every well-known boxer in the exhibition match because he just wants to bully his opponent and just enjoys it to his heart content,
Aside from picking a fight that he can win, he also pick a referee that let him do his defensive strategy and is very sensitive to brawl and close-contact fighting making those who wanted a brawl to nullify their intent.
My picks for the Haney vs. Kambosos 2
Devin Haney VS George Kambosos Jr.
Stake odds for this fight were 1.11 for Haney and 6.20 for Kambosos, in their 1st fight there is no doubt that Devin Haney was dominating the fight, and George Kambosos Jr. no was near him, which is why even though the fight was on a decision it was a Unanimous Decision for Haney, but who know Kambosos might pull an upset this once, but I surely doubt that is why my pick is Devin Haney,
Kambosos really looks bad on his first fight against Haney, but I think his camp is somehow confident that Kambosos will do differently this time. Also, the odds for Kambosos is very enticing, I might bet for Kambosos just to go after the better winnings with a higher risk. Aside from that, I really wanted to see Kambosos winning this time.
And I thought I was seeing things I thought that Maloney will be having to fight two guys one at a time, but when I have seen the names the Maloney brothers will fighting in one event,
Probably an upload error, I bet the editor has his ass get nagged for that error lol.
Well, I think that Kambosos wants to change everything they have about him and Haney, for me that Kambosos is already giving himself a lot of hard training to be able to achieve everything, I know that intelligence has a lot to do with boxing, in fact we have clear examples of intelligent boxers who have achieved good results thanks to the use of intelligence more than their own body, such as Mayweather, who although I do not like his style, I recognize that he applies intelligence and it is the only thing I admire him, without However, I think that Kambosos has also matured a lot and that makes him a much more professional boxer.
This is if he wins. Few days left for this awaited fight. Given that he got the chance to come back without having to fight someone else. Kambosos' team must be very confident that he'd win. Either by KO or decision, you'd still get a substantial win even if you just give it $10. Devin by KO is 3.40, this is the only option for a small timer to get a fair amount.
Yes, I have also noticed that, the team has a lot of confidence in him, well, come on, he is practically an iconic boxer and it may make a difference if with all the effort and dedication he can achieve results, and I think that nothing is impossible, and in boxing anything can happen, I have seen how in some fights, the high rollers who are considered whales lose a lot of money, just because the results that favor the statistics do not occur and this is considered a big hit, I know that the bets are going away a lot towards the rival and not towards Kambosos, but all this can be turned around and give the best surprises, this is what I like about boxing.
Kambosos Jr wants to right the wrongs of the first fight with Haney
George Kambosos says distractions before his first fight against Devin Haney led him astray, but his underdog status for the rematch with the American has him in recognisable territory.
Haney left Australia undisputed champion after their 12-round June fight at Marvel Stadium- the first man to unify the lightweight division in the four-belt era.
This time the pair will settle in the smaller Rod Laver Arena which Kambosos says is right up his alley and similar to the room at Madison Square Garden where he defeated Teofimo Lopez.
Source:
https://neoskosmos.com/en/2022/10/14/sport/kambosos-jr-wants-to-right-the-wrongs-of-the-first-fight-with-haney/
I find it strange. We have seen how great fighters fall down, but people still watch and discuss their fights. We have somehow missed out Wilder completely.