Quote from: bisdak40 on Today at 05:36:51 AM

Another dominant performance by Haney for a repeat win over Kambosos. In fairness to the Australian fighter, he performed very well but Haney was just too much for him, i mean he just can't hit the champion clean that could slowed him down.

We can see improvement of Kambosos but he didn't crack haney's defense. It is quite surprising to see a boxer switching stance on the fight but it does not solve or counter the strategy of Haney, in fact Kambosos open himself for a right counter.

Quote from: bisdak40 on Today at 05:36:51 AM

Haney's defensive style has brought him to where he is at the moment and i don't think that he will change that especially that he now has the belt and a chance to fight Loma. Like I've said, this fight would be the defining moment for his career and if he can defeat Loma, he may earn that respect from the boxing community for having a defensive style that is in contrast to what most boxing fans want.

Haney wins because he is the busier fighter, jobs do well as usual and keep Kambosos at bay. The switching style of Kambosos took Haney by surprise in the early round but Hany easily adapted and made it a flaw in Kambosos' strategy.

All in all Haney really shows Kambosos that he is the better fighter. In the post-fight interview, Haney stated that he is open for any challenges including Lomachenko if they propose a deal.