WBC India Championship Fight Nights: Three thrilling title fights unfold over two days
In two nights filled with adrenaline-pumping action, the WBC India Championship witnessed three intense title fights that left the audience on the edge of their seats.
Let’s delve into the electrifying matchups that determined the new champions in the Super Bantamweight, Bantamweight, and Lightweight divisions in beautiful Aizawal, India, on November 10 and 11.
WBC India Super Bantamweight Title Fight:
In a hard-fought battle for the WBC India Super Bantamweight title, Adil Rajesh Kumar Singh (9-5-2) faced off against the formidable F. Zoramchhana (7-3, 2KO).
The match concluded with a unanimous decision in favor of 24-year-old F. Zoramchhana, as declared by the judges – Lalmalsawma (72:80), George Lalsangzela (72:80), and Malsawmsanga Mama (72:80).
Singh, 24 from Mumbai, was unbeaten in five fights this year – four wins, one draw – until this shutout defeat. It's the first time in his two-year pro career that he hasn't been able to win a single round of the contest.
With this victory, F. Zoramchhana secured the coveted title of WBC India Super Bantamweight Champion, marking a significant milestone in his career. He is now ranked No.2 super-bantam in India.
WBC India Bantamweight Title Fight:
The WBC India Bantamweight title clash showcased the skills of Pradish A (2-1-1, 1KO) and Laldingliana (5-1, 4KO).
However, the fight ended swiftly in the first round, with Laldingliana claiming victory by TKO at 2 minutes and 54 seconds.
22-year-old Pradish A was unbeaten in three bouts, but ends his debut year on a defeat.
This decisive win earned Laldingliana the title of the new WBC India Bantamweight Champion, establishing his dominance in the division. The 24-year-old from Aizawl, known as 'The Mizo Hunter' has stopped four from five victims, resulting in a fearsome 80% KO ratio.
WBC India Lightweight Title Fight:
Gugan Kumar (3-3-2, 1KO) faced off against Vanlalawmpuia (7-3-1, 5KO) in a battle for the WBC India Lightweight title.
The contest reached its climax in the second round, with Vanlalawmpuia securing victory by TKO at 2 minutes and 49 seconds.
Vanlalawmpuia emerged as the new WBC India Lightweight Champion, showcasing his prowess and determination in the ring.
In summary, the WBC India Championship Night delivered a series of memorable moments, crowned by the ascension of F. Zoramchhana, Laldingliana, and Vanlalawmpuia as the new champions in their respective weight classes.
The fighters’ dedication, skill, and resilience illuminated the event, leaving an indelible mark on the Indian boxing scene.
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