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July 29th 2015- Loei, Thailand Nop Kratingdaenggym (12-0, 1)* Vs Jemmy Gobel (18-27-5, 13) Thailand's Nop Kratingdaenggym is often missing from a lot of conversations about talented Thai fighters but the youngster is certainly putting together a solid unbeaten streak at the regional level. This past Wednesday we saw Nop take on Indonesian veteran Jemmy Gobel in a preliminary bout prior to the recent Stamp Kiatniwat Vs Gregorio Lebron fight. *Note Nop's record on boxrec is missing his win over Skax Max, which was a decision win (Video courtesy of tko.in.th)
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July 29th 2015- Loei, Thailand Stamp Kiatniwat (13-0, 6) Vs Gregorio Lebron (13-2, 11) The WBA "interim" title has become a bit of a joke in recent years with interim title fights popping up far too regularly. We got another of those recently as unbeaten Thai teenager Stamp Kiatniwat took on Dominican slugger Gregorio Lebron in a bout for "interim" Flyweight title. (Video courtesy of tko.in.th) July 27th 2015- Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan Akihiro Kondo (21-6-1, 10) v Patomsuk Pathompothong (30-3-1, 19) Earlier this year fans saw Thailand's Patomsuk Pathompothong fight in an IBF Light Welterweight eliminator with China's Ik Yang. The Thai was stopped in that bout by the Chinese Wildman but had managed to notch a win since. Earlier this week the Thai traveled to Japan to battle the teak tough Akihiro Kondo, a former Japanese title holder at Lightweight. (Video courtesy of ichiriki) July 27th 2015- Thailand Ronnakit PKT College (1-0, 1) Vs Cristian Abila (13-16-4, 4) Thai prospect Ronnakit PKT College fought for the second time earlier today as he took on Filipino veteran Cristian Abila in what, on paper, was a good test for the novice. (Video courtesy of tko.in.th) July 27th 2015- Thailand Chatpetch Sithmorseng (10-3-2, 5) Vs Bimbo Nacionales (12-9-1, 2) On Monday Thai fans had the chance to see PABA title action as Chatpetch Sithmorseng put his title on the line against Filipino visitor Bimbo Nacionales. (Video courtesy of tko.in.th) January 25th 2014- Arena Solidaridad, Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico Tenkai Tsunami (19-8, 8) Vs Arely Mucino (18-2-2, 10) Japan's Tenkai Tsunami has enjoyed fighting on the road in recent years with numerous bouts in Mexico. One of those bouts saw her battle against the highly regarded Arely Mucino and really show how dangerous she is around the world level and also how unlucky she's been in some fights. April 26th 2014- Foro Polanco Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico Tenkai Tsunami (20-9, 19) Vs Jessica Chavez (19-3-3, 4) II When it comes to records we have the feeling that Tenkai Tsunami has one of the worst records of any "world class" fighter, she has however given competitive bouts to some of the very best, including this 2014 clash with Jessica "Kika" Chavez. The bout shows just how good Tsunami is and why she has maintained world rankings despite picking up frequent losses in the last few years. (Video courtesy of ) July 24th 2015- Wembley Arena, Wembley, London, United Kingdom Dennis Tubieron (19-4-2, 8) Vs Mitchell Smith (12-0, 6) Filipino fighter Dennis Tubieron recently traveled to the UK in an attempt to upset unbeaten British prospect Michell Smith. July 24th 2015- Thailand Tepparith Kokietgym (29-3, 18) Vs Ricky Manufoe (23-22-2, 10) II A recent WBA Asia Bantamweight title fight saw former world champion Tepparith Kokietgym battle Indonesian journeyman Ricky Manufoe in what looked to be a complete mismatch from well before the first bell, especially given that Tepparith had previously stopped Manufoe in 2 rounds. (Video courtesy of tko.in.th) July 24th 2015- Thailand Petchchorhae Kokietgym (12-0, 7) vs Madit Sada (9-21-1, 3) II The Thai boxing scene has some completely meaningless rematches, one such bout took place this past Friday as the unbeaten Petchchorhae Kokietgym battle against Madit Sada. (Video courtesy of tko.in.th) |
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