Indonesia’s Daud Yordan was identified as a rival to George Kambosos JNR on March 22.
Australia’s Kambosos JNR recently signed a promotional clause with Matchroom and revealed plans to move to junior high school and he worked with Yordan after he got guaranteed in his hometown of Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena Match with the IBF championship battle. Richardson Hitchins or his fellow countryman, former champion Liam Paro.
WBC lightweight champion Skye Nicolson has been confirmed to defend his title, and for this purpose, headdress Brown has been identified as a challenger. Her Australian fellow Cherneka “Sugar” Johnson once again defended her WBA bantamweight title after a majority decision she received in May 2024. To confirm.
Kambosos Jnr, 31, said: “Eight years on the journey, I finally fought in my hometown of Sydney, Australia. It was the reward I always wanted.
“It’s not just a battle; it’s an opportunity to inspire and give back to my loyal fans and the community that has plagued me over the years. Waiting now is over. I’ll face the veterans of the sport, as well as from Indonesia’s fierce rival Duad Yordan’s “boxing senator”.
“Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena will set the stage for me to return in front of fans of my vocal family. I think it’s a testament to resilience, celebrate my homecoming, look forward to the fireworks and see you on March 22nd .”
Yordan, 37, fought and lost to Antony Crolla in 2018.
“It’s a great card with headlines from fierce George Kambosos Jnr in his hometown of Sydney,” said Eddie Hearn. “He’s A dangerous man, now he will have a conversation with the world title as soon as possible in the 140-pound partition.
“There are two huge women’s world title battles as Skye Nicolson defends her WBC lightweight title on the tough mandatory nature of Tiara Brown – plus, Cherneka Johnson and Nina Hughes has a chance to win the WBA Bantamauight Belt again.
“Heavyweight, heavyweight Teremoana Teremoana will have another knockout show in front of his home fans and more importantly, it will be an incredible boxing night.”
