George Cambosos Jr.'s Sydney Homemaking has just taken an unexpected twist, and not the way he planned. His real opponent, Dawood Yardan was blown up on the medical field, he was shocked to replace less than a week of less than a week of fighting. 24-year-old Queensland enters the knockout artist Jack Willy, who literally planned to sit in the crowd before receiving the call-up title.

Willy got the call – from the audience to the original event

Willie (1-1-5, 5KO) was supposed to be another fan at Codos Bank Arena, but now he is in the ring with the Combos for the biggest battle of his career.

“That's the dream made,” said Wylie. “I have already arranged tickets to visit Saturday and now I'm fighting the original event.”

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“It's a lifetime opportunity, and I'm ready to take it with both hands. George boxed at the highest level, but I am young, ambitious and ready to put them in all lines. Hope to fire! Jack 'The Machine' is coming to Wiley. “

Big, however, taking action against the former undisputed lightweight champions in a short notice is not exactly a recipe for any disaster. Cambosos is the best – Tofimo Lopez, Devin Hanny and Vasili were with Lomachenko when Willy was throwing opposition to regional opposition.

Combosos 'Rocky' narratives smiled

Cambosos (21-3, 10 KO) is not interested in the story of the story. He considers it as one more step towards the 140 -£ pound title shot against IBF Champ Richardson Hichins and just a name at the start of Wylie.

“Boxing is unpredictable, and it is very unfortunate to drag Dawood Yardan five days before the event, but the violent show is going on as I have no other event,” said Combosos.

He acknowledged the credentials of Willie but stopped any discussion of the underdog story:

“So, I'm giving Jack a 'Rocky' shot! Opportunity, but where it ends. It's not a rocky movie, don't twist it – no happy consequences. A violent statement is what you will see on Saturday night. Victory in any way. “

This is a gentle way that Wiley is being wasted.

Big name, large part of Sydney

Codos Bank Arena will be packed, and Cambosos-Wellie is now the original event, the women's world title fights bring some serious part:

• Sky Nicholson (12-0, 1KO) is watching the Fatweight Belt against Tiara Brown (18-0, 11 KO) in the battle of unbeaten warriors.
• Cherneka Johnson (1-2-2, K CoS) and Nina Hughes (-1-5, 2KO) have settled their rivalry in the WBA Bantamweight title again after their controversial first battle last May.
• Heavyweight Prospects Taremwana Jr. (6-0, 6KO) James 'The Beast' Singh (12-5, 11 KO) shows its 100% knockout record intact.

Macharm's boss, AD Horn, will not be ashamed of the hype, called it “the biggest card in Australia this year.”

“First and foremost, we wish Dawood Yardan a speedy recovery. Now the young Jack Willie is in a brief notification with the world to push the world and to destroy the plans of George Cambosos Jr. She is a dangerous punch with rising reputation as a stop -sensation, so expect fireworks at Codos Bank Arena this Saturday. Sydney we're coming – and I can't wait. “