As one of the rising young boxers of the Vietnamese professional boxing, Vo Hong Dat entered the match in Thailand with a record of 3 wins. Earlier, he defeated rivals Ramly Pasaribu, Perapan Judkan and Alvius Maufani. Those are the very quick victories of the boxer born in 1998.
The opponent of Vo Hong Dat in this match is Vachayan Khamon, boxer of the host country of Thailand. He entered the boxing event The Challenger with the achievement of a boxer who played 48 professional matches in his career. Therefore, Khamon has a lot of age and competitive experience than “boy” Vo Hong Dat.
In the opposite direction, compared to Khamon, Vo Hong Dat has the advantage of youth, speed, height, arms and range. This was impressed by Vietnamese boxers in the match against Khamon. He took the initiative to attack, put the opponent into the cord and constantly launched the straight, powerful punching combo.
On the other side of the battle line, Khamon was quite embarrassed when he had to receive very heavy attacks from Vo Hong Dat. The Thai player can only stay through the experience and the rarity of a veteran boxer. At one point, Hong Dat seemed to have won early but he could not end the opponent.
Entering the last 2 rounds of the match, physical strength went down, causing 2 fighters to move less. Instead, they constantly faced with close phases and exchanges. It was also the time when Vietnamese boxers suffered the most attacks when he was willing to play to eat and take shredded with the Thai opponent.
The match lasted 8 rounds between Hong Dat and Khamon closed. All three assessments marked Vietnamese fighters with a score of 79-73, 79-73 and 78-74. This result helps Vo Hong Dat to have the 4th victory in his career, and also the first victory after 3 winnings/TKO before.
After the upper radio in Thailand, Vo Hong Dat will return home and prepare to attend the National Sports Festival 2022, where he plays for the Binh Duong delegation. Besides Vo Hong Dat, his elder brother Le Huu Toan will also play and protect the WBA Asia belt in the framework of this Challenger event.