Why?? Didn't kambosos duck the fight??
it's hard keeping up with this p*ssy division
From how I understand it, Triller played a large part in the fight being postponed numerous times now, with the last attempt being the most egregious.
Here is a brief timeline of notable dates and the difficulties faced in putting together the fight:
"Feb. 25: Triller surprised the boxing world by winning a purse bid for the fight, bidding slightly more than $6 million, far more than Matchroom Boxing's $3.5 million second-place bid.
June 5: The original "official" date for the fight, which was then pushed to avoid having to share the weekend with the June 6 exhibition between Floyd Mayweather and Logan Paul.
June 19: The second "official" date. Postponed after Lopez tested positive for COVID-19.
Aug. 14: The third "official" date was confirmed by Triller only to be changed later at the discretion of the promoters.
Sept. 11: While never officially booked, Lopez vs. Kambosos was briefly discussed as being held on the undercard of the Triller pay-per-view headlined by Vitor Belfort vs. Oscar De La Hoya, a fight that didn't happen when De La Hoya had to be replaced by 58-year-old Evander Holyfield after testing positive for COVID-19.
October: Various dates and locations were pitched for the month of October, including Triller attempting to hold the event in Kambosos' native Australia as a sort of punishment for Lopez costing the promotion money because of his June COVID-19 diagnosis. The IBF stepped in to prevent this move.
Oct. 4: The fourth "official" date was locked down after an attempt to set the fight for Oct. 5, only for Triller to realize that date would conflict with a potential Yankees vs. Red Sox playoff game. After moving the fight to a Monday during the NFL season, Kavanaugh was surprised to learn the event would go head-to-head with Monday Night Football.
Oct. 16: Triller's latest attempt at a date change was made without Kambosos agreeing, leading to the current situation with Kambosos attempting to have Triller held in default."
-From CBS Sports.
It's ridiculous, and the only reason Triller was able to get away with it for so long was because the fight purses were so large. Personally, I don't think this is a duck by Kambosos. In a sport where you're contractually obligated to make a certain weight, it's wholly unprofessional for a promotional company to continually switch dates like this.
I feel bad for the fact that both fighters will miss out on the payday, but I hope that Triller did lose millions of dollars in sunken promotional costs for this.