I'm thinking the same thing, Haney dominated the first match, Kambosos looked amateur on that fight, so there's no way Haney will lose in the rematch. I can't wait for a possible Loma vs Haney, so I like this fight to be over soon, and honestly, I don't expect that I would be entertain in this fight as I know already the winner.
Kambosos will improve his abilities for the second match, if we think the previous match cannot be used as the main benchmark for the second match, every fight has a different storyline such as the UFC fight the previous week between Usman vs Edward also ended differently even though Usman dominated all rounds during the fight but Edward can beat him with one hard kick in the face. The same is true for boxing fights even though they dominate but are not guaranteed to be able to hold the belt at the end of the boxing fight.True, there is always these KO punches in the later part of the fight that can turn the tide of the match. And I agree that we cannot judge the upcoming fight with the previous fights. For sure, the losing side on the first fight will have their strategy polished, and adjust according to what they have learned from the first fight. So we cannot say 100% that Haney will win the rematch, we might say that Haney has the advantage but saying that he will 100% win again on their rematch is unfounded. Let us wait and see the result before saying something not absolute yet
.Btw, I read somewhere that if ever Haney and Lomachenko win their upcoming fight, Arum promised that the match between this two will happen early next year.