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The Unify WBC Strawweight world championship was finished just 30 minutes ago at Rangsit District in Pathumthai Province, Thailand . This fight was promoted by Petchyindee Boxing Promotion.

The World Champion Oleydong Sithsamerchai of Thailand who fighted with his new ring name “CP Freshmart” used his counter attack style to overwhelm the action of an Interim Champion Juan Palacios of Nicaragua since the openning bell sound. He landed many good blow and got more points than Palacios. The Nicaraguan fighter was deducted 1 point in round 3 after accidental head clash. The open score after round 4 showed 40-36(-1), 40-(36-1), and 39-(36-1), all favor to Thai champion.

The Thailander landed more effective blow to destroy his challenger who attacked him like a bull fighter. Palaciod also was cutted on his left eyelash. The open score after round 8 showed 79-(74-1), 78-(74-1), and 78-(75-1), all favor to Oleydong again.</

Even if Palacios could get more points than the World champion in 4 rounds later but it was not enough to pick up the world title belt. The official score cards were read 116-114, 115-114 for Oleydong and 114-114. Therefore Oleydong retained his world title belt via a majority dicision.

Dunne VS Poonsawat

A Galaxy Boxing Promotion representative will arrive at the European Boxing Association main office in Vitoria, Spain tonight because the WBA has called a purse bid for Super Bantamweight Unify championship between Thai Interim champion “The Fat Boy” Poonsawat Krathingdaenggym a mandatory challenger of Ordinary World champion “The Dublin Dynamo” Bernard Dunne of Ireland. The bidding is on July 21, 2009 in their.

Photo courtersy: Apichart Hematulin

On June 30, Nongmuay Kokietgym (Sithkrulue) retained her Interim WBC Female Light Flyweight title by a split decision won over Hongkong fighter, Che Hoy Wah, at Bungklonglong District in Nongkai Province, Thailand as main event of the boxing progamme that was promoted by Kokiet Group Co., Ltd..

Nongmuay who is a former SEA Game Gold medalist was suffering from shoulder injuried in round 2. She also used experience in amateur style to defence herself and landed some good shots to keep the challenger away. After 10-round 2 Thai judges gave 96-94 for Nongmuay but a Hongkong judge wrote 100-93 in his score card for Hoy Wah. Therefore Nongmuay was declared to the winner by split decision. In next fight the Thailander may fly to unify title with the Japanese Nurse, Naomi Togashi, who is the real world champion in Japan.

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Another co-main event, WBC Female #15 “The Heartless Beauty” Baurimbung Kokietgym (Lookjandaeng), showed her boxing skill improvement to overwhem the Chinese challenger, Chi Bin Yan, since the second round and retained her WBC Asia Female Atomweight title by wide margin unanimous decision as the score cards were read 100-90, 100-90, and 99-91.

Supporting bouts result:

Formerly 2-time WBO world title challenger and currently WBO #5/WBO Asia-Pacific Junior Featherweight titlist, Sod PoonInsee-gym (Looknongyangtoy) won over the Chinese figther, Wang Jun Hui, in 6-round nontitle bout.

Formerly 2-time WBA world title challenger and currently WBC #14/WBC International Super Lightweight boss, “The Dugong” Prawet Singwangcha got KO3 won over former PABA Super Featherweight kingpin of China, Xu Cong Liang, in 6-round nontitle bout.

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Thai Featherweight prospect Rachamongkol Kokietgym who is the former WBC Asia Super Bantamweight titlist won the vacant WBC International Featherweight belt by an impressive KO6 over the local fighter In-Suk Song on June 19 at the Citizen Hall in Osan City, South Korea.

Rachmongkol sent the Korean fighter to the canvas for 8-count in round 2 via his big left uppercut. After round 4 he had won in 3 scorecards; 39-36, 39-38, and 39-38. In round 6, the Thailander landed many blow and follow by his big left uppercut to Song’ s chin. The Korean was down to the canvas and could not comeback to the game. Rachamongkol improved his record to 8-1-0; 5KO, while Song’s record was worsened to 9-5-0.

Samson UD12 Yu Jie

Former WBC Female Light Flyweight titlist, “The Orange” Samson Tor Buamad (Sor Siriporn) of Thailand, retained her WIBA International Flyweight belt by an impressive unanimous decision won over former IFBA and WBA Female Minimumweight titles challenger, Luo Yu Jie, of China at Temporaly Boxing Stadium, Sri Satchanalai in Sukhothai Province, Thailand on June 17.

Samson who is taller and have more experience than her Chinese challenger used her agressive style to beat Yu Jie since the opening round. Yu Jie tried to land some good shots to destroy the Thailander but no more effectiveness. After midmay of that fight Yu Jie lost her power after recieving many big blows to the body therefore Thai champion got points almost every rounds. The final scorcards were read 100-91, 99-91, and 98-93 all for Samson.

Thai former world champion is planning to make her second defence in Chaingmai Province as soon as possible. She wants back to the top level of Asian female  fighters and hopes to have a good oppotunity to challenge WIBA World Flyweight title with “The Hawaiian Mongoose” Eileen Miyoko Kuwaye Olszewski of USA in the end of this year.

This fight was promoted by Narongwat Promotion.

Usanakorn Kokietgym

Usanakorn Korkietgym who is an Interim WBC Super Flyweight champ of Thailand went to Pancho Rosales gymnasium in Mexico City on June 8. She has a scheduled to face off against a Mexican TV star and WBC world champion “La Guerrera” Ana Maria Torres on this saturday at el Centro Banammex in this country. She just exercised and hit the punche mitt and sand bag under supervision of her trainer Mr. Pit Puttchuen.

After trainning her scale was 116 pounds just only 1 pound over limit. She also has a scheduled to have medical examination and press conference on wednesday morning around 10:00am local time.

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WBC Minimumweight king “The Fixed Sweet” Oleydong Krathingdaengym of Thailand has a scheduled to fight with the Indonesian fighter and former IBF Miniflyweight boss Mohammad “The Rock Breaker” Rachman at Bangla Boxing Stadium in Phuket Island, Thailand on May 29, 2009.

This is the third defending fight of the Thailander who caputured this belt by an impressive but closed unanimous decision won over the Japan-based Thai fighter Eagle Den Julaphan on November 29, 2007. He retained the WBC belt 2 times by KO9 won over “The Leopard” Junichi Ebisuoka of Japan on June 18, 2008 and unanimous decision won over “The Ironman 2000″ Pornsawarn Krathingdaenggym on November 27, 2008.

Supporting bouts:

WBC # 8 and WBC Youth champion in Light Flyweight division, Noknoi Krathingdaenggym will  defense his title in the same function. And WBC Flyweight mandatory challenger, Panomrunglek Krathingdaenggym will fight in non-title bout or so. Those opponents will be announced later.

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WBC Female # 15 OA Kokietgym (Lookkaerai) of Thailand failed to capture the WBC Female title by unanimous decision lost to the Japanese world champion Naomi Togashi on May 2, at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo.In the early rounds, a taller and lefty fighter, OA landed many blows to get points over the champion. But Togashi used her aggressive style to destoy the Thai challenger by big body shots in later rounds. The official scorecards were read 96-94, 96-93, 97-92, all fovor to the Japanease champion.

In the same function, WBC # 5 and former WBC Asia Super Featherweight titlist of Thailand, Thong Por Chokchai failed to capture 130 lbs OPBF belt after he was dropped 2 times in round 5 by the Japanese title holder and WBC # 6 Takashi Uchiyama before the referee stopped the fight promtly. And also Thai Flyweight champ Uchi Caryboy (Eausampan) was stopped in round 7 by OPBF Flyweight champ Masafumi Okubo of Japan and failed to capture the belt.

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From the Korakkuen Hall in Tokyo,  OA Kokietgym and Naomi Togashi made weight for WBC Female Light Flyweight showdown on May 2 (tonight in Asia). Thai challenger and Japanese champion were 107.56 pounds.

On April 30, WBA#1 and PABA Super Bantamweight title holder “The Fat Boy” or “The Little Tank” Poonsawat Krathingdaengym of Thailand, who is the former Interim WBA Ordinary World Champion, captured his second temporaly title by an impressive TKO over WBA#5 Rafael “El Proto” Hernandez of Venezuela in round 9 at Morseng Stage in Pathumthani Province, Thailand.

The Thailander used his aggressive and toe-to-toe style to destroy his foe sine the opening bell sound. He landed many devascating shots to Hernandez’s body and face but the Venezuelan fighter who moved down from Featherweight division used hit-and-run style to avoid the attacking of former champion. Hernandez looked tired and less power after round 4.

After the bell sound of round 6, the referee called a point deduction to The Thai after he spend more time in his corner. But Poonsawat stilled landed 1-2-3-4-5 to the Venezuelan as oneway bombartment in that round and following rounds. Because of no responding of Hernandez, the referee designed to stop this fight promptly in round 9 (1:34) and declared TKO winning for the Thailander in this round. Hernandez also throwed up in the bathroom after having stomatch upset followed the fight.

Poonsawat is planning to unify his title with Bernard Dunne who is a currently WBA Ordinary champion of Irland as soon as possible.

Other fight results in the same bill:

Kwanthai Sithmorseng (Chor Na Patthalung) retained his PABA Minimumweight title by TKO4 won over Little Roseman of Indonesia. Fonluang Sor Thanapinyo WKO2 over Masato Hironaka (Sor Thanthip) of Japan in non-title bout.