Yes, if the Kambosos manages to miss less in the upcoming rematch with Haney, then he may well win, he is a loaded boxer, but it is quite difficult to count only on a knockout blow with Haney, given his defense. I think that the Kambosos team made conclusions and made adjustments, but we will only find out about this during the fight itself.
Kambosos must be the busier boxer between the two. He needs to jab way more than Haney and give more body punches to open up Haney's upper part. Kambosos also need a referee that will allow them to brawl more, if they got a referee that is too sensitive for that, then we might see another Haney win on this match.
Right? I actually expected Kambosos that he will start strong and as the aggressor but we didn't witnessed an agile and aggressive Kambosos. Don't know why he changed his style even though he already know that Haney is more on defense and technicalities to score, the latter is not a KO specialist too that is why I don't really understand what's holding him not to be aggressive the whole match.
It's not that we set a high expectation for him but he didn't do what he had to do at that fight to at least win some rounds. Haney on the other hand may be smiling inside that time because Kambosos is having the back foot and not him even though he's the one who's more on defense.
Kambosos is too careful during their 1st match. Probably he respected the KO power of Haney or he is not comfortable with a defensive boxer like Haney. Kambosos is way too cautious of the counter and it did affect his performance. I hope Kambosos had found a good counter strategy for Haney's defensive stance.