On the evening of April 22, the WBO Youth Title Match Chapter 3: The Rising Star officially took place at The Grand Ho Tram Strip (Ba Ria – Vung Tau) with 6 attractive matches. The event was Cocky Buffalo, a martial artist training company, organized a professional martial arts event in Vietnam in collaboration with the World Boxing Organization (WBO).
Of these, the most interested match is the competition in the Light Weight weight between the veteran boxer who has won the national championship Nguyen Van Hai and Su Xiao Tao, the famous Chinese puncher who has held two Asia -Pacific IBO championship belts and the Asian World weight -class Uper Featherweight.
In terms of experience, Su Xiao Tao exceeded when there were 13 professional matches, including 11 victories (6 in knock-out). Meanwhile, Van Hai's professional achievement is 4 victories (1 knock-out) after 5 matches. The match took place in 8 rounds, each 3 minutes.
The two boxers were carefully involved and only launched the exploration attacks. Van Hai proved more proactive in moving as well as launching straight punches. It was not until the end of the first half, two fighters to have some notable situations.
In the second half, Van Hai launched very heavy forte. In response, Su Xiao Tao also showed a level with a fairly smooth and effective combo on the opponent. The Chinese boxer actively moved close but soon had to receive severe repayments in the head from Van Hai.
With experience that helped himself win two Asian championship belts, Su Xiao Tao constantly put Van Hai into the radio. However, 34 -year -old boxers of Vietnam excited the audience when they have the fast counterattacks like electricity, causing the opponent to wobble.
Nguyen Van Hai moved flexibly to dodge attacks from the opponent before launching accurate arms. At the end of the third half, Van Hai suddenly hit a very heavy punch at the beginning of Su Xiao Tao, causing Vietnamese boxers to disadvantage, bringing the game to be quite balanced and tactical.
In the next rounds, Su Xiao Tao kept the initiative to put pressure. Chinese boxers launched quite a lot of attacks on the ribs, causing Vietnamese boxers to be hurt. With abundant physical resources, Van Hai moves very well to limit the attack of the opponent and the opportunity to launch a variety of blow trimming to score points.
Under the enthusiastic cheering of the home audience, Nguyen Van Hai came up with a strong spirit and got quality counterattacks in the 7th half before the opponent's pressing. In the final match, Van Hai played effort and had a good game against the Chinese champion.
In the end, Nguyen Van Hai had a victory by calculating the unanimous point when there were two -thirds of the referee to win for Vietnamese boxers. An unexpected but absolutely worthy result for the performance and intelligence of Van Hai before the extremely classmate of the Asian ruling.
Besides the victory of Van Hai, the 26 -year -old puncher of Vietnam Pham Huu Thuong also had a surprise performance against Zeng Yujie (China) in the weight of Super Flyweight.
In the end, the referee pointed to both boxers. A very commendable match of Huu Thuong against a very strong boxer with a long experience of Chinese professional competition.
In the focal match of the event, the unbeaten boxer is “storming” in the weight of the Super Lightweight Song Chan Ho, successfully protecting the prestigious Super Lightweight Wo Oriental Youth belt.
Song Chan Ho has a third time to successfully protect the prestigious WBO belt, raising his professional unbeaten string to 12, including 8 victories with knock-out, a very impressive victory of Song Chan Ho.
As a result, the remaining matches, 17-year-old boxers carrying two Vietnamese and Korean bloodlines Lee Ju Yeong (whose mother was Vietnamese) lost to Knock-out before the very powerful Punch Bayarkhuu Ganbaup (Mongolia) in the first half.
Kim Gun (South Korea) won Tenorio Romeo (Philippines) after 6 fiery and dedicated matches. Another representative from the cocky Buffalo furnace, Mikhail Lesnikov (Russia) won a consensus from the referee when creating a completely overwhelming match against Chinese opponent Zhang Xian Hai.