Teofimo Lopez tested positive for COVID-19; The fight against George Kambosos was postponed to August 14th

Teofimo Lopez and George Kambosos will have to wait for the third time to be charming after Lopez’s second delay in the fight for three lightweight titles and then pushing the clash to August 14th. Founder of the thriller Ryan Kavanagh on Tuesday he told reporters that Lopez had tested positive for COVID-19, and removed the scheduled date for June 19.

The fight was scheduled for June 5, a day before the exhibition clash between Floyd Mayweather and Logan Paul. Then the fight was postponed for two weeks, now with a two-month delay.

Lopez wants to fight for the first time since Vasiliy Lomachenko got angry last October, and added the WBA and WBO titles to the IBF belt he won in December 2019 for Richard Commey.

Delays could fall further, as Lopez expected to fight in early October after signing a changed deal with Top Rank, consolidating the tensions that have arisen over the past year and leading Lopez vs. Kambosos to the stock market bid. The thriller has won more than double the second highest bid.

Lopez vs. The entire Kambosos sub-ticket is also expected to move to the new August 14 delay.