Kambosos Jr. Will Dominate the 140-Pound Division? Former Lightweight Champion’s Shocking Comeback After Back-to-Back Losses!

George Kambosos Jr.’s Epic Comeback: After a series of crushing defeats, Kambosos is back with a vengeance! February 2025 marks the start of his battle to reclaim the throne—is he ready to dominate the 140-pound division? Get ready for a fight like no other as Kambosos Jr. faces off against Mathieu Germain in a match that could redefine his career. Can he rise again, or will this be his last shot at glory? Find out what’s next for the former lightweight champion in this thrilling comeback saga!

George Kambosos Jr. Set for February 2025 Comeback in Australia with Matchroom Deal

After a challenging stretch in his career, George Kambosos Jr. is ready for a comeback in February 2025. Following a series of setbacks, including a loss to Vasyl Lomachenko in May for the IBF lightweight title, Kambosos Jr. is embracing a fresh opportunity. The former unified lightweight champion is reportedly entering a co-promotional deal with Eddie Hearn’s Matchroom Boxing, a move that could significantly boost Matchroom’s presence in the Australian boxing scene. Kambosos may also move up a weight class for his next fight, potentially facing Canadian boxer Mathieu Germain.

A New Chapter: Moving Up a Weight Class

In an effort to revive his career, Kambosos Jr. may take on the challenge of the 140-pound division. Reports suggest that his longtime promoter, Lou DiBella, has secured a co-promotional deal with Matchroom Boxing, setting the stage for a promising comeback. Mathieu Germain, boasting a strong record of 25 wins from 27 fights, could be the opponent for Kambosos Jr.’s return. This fight would mark Germain’s first time fighting outside of Canada, adding to the excitement.

The Road to Redemption: Kambosos Jr.’s Recent Career Struggles

After two consecutive losses to Devin Haney, Kambosos Jr. managed to reclaim some momentum by winning the IBO title from Daniel ‘Maxi’ Hughes. However, his return to the ring in May 2024 proved to be a tough challenge. Despite fighting in his home country of Australia, Kambosos Jr. was overpowered by Lomachenko’s technical skill, resulting in a stoppage in the 11th round. This loss underscored the need for Kambosos Jr. to reassess his boxing trajectory.

The Future of ‘The Emperor’: What lies Ahead?

With potential matchups against Germain or other top contenders, Kambosos Jr. now has the chance to redefine his career. The 31-year-old’s potential move to the 140-pound division places him in the spotlight, with fellow Australian Liam Paro holding the IBF title. If both fighters emerge victorious in their upcoming bouts, an all-Australian showdown could be on the horizon. Kambosos Jr. still enjoys a strong fan base, and a major victory could be the catalyst needed to re-establish himself among boxing’s elite.