‘I’ve gone to a new level’: George Kambosos Jr ready for June 5 title fight

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George Kambosos Jr is prepped and ready to face American David Haney at Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium on June 5.

The undefeated Kambosos will defend his WBA, WBC, WBO and IBF belts in what he has dubbed “the biggest fight ever in Australian history.”

READ MORE: ‘Let’s go hard’: Antetokounmpo brothers support George Kambosos Jr ahead of title fight.

Photo: The Greek Herald / Chris Spyrou.

Speaking to The Daily Telegraph on Thursday, Kambosos said he is determined not to be a one-hit wonder against Haney.

“The scary thing for Haney is I have gotten better,” the Greek Australian boxer said. “I have more speed, more power, more conditioning, better footwork… I have gone to a new level.”

READ MORE: ‘Strapped and ready for war’: George Kambosos Jr prepares for June 5 world title fight.

Kambosos added that his body is also in “prime condition” and he has “gotten hungrier” and “more obsessed.”

“I went overseas to fight Lopez and came back with these beautiful belts. I am the top dog now and when I beat Haney, I will put the full stop on this and be the undisputed champion,” Kambosos concluded.

Source: The Daily Telegraph.

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