Yang Aims at a Big Win Over Phanuwit in Thailand PAT Light Fly Title Battle

By Fightnews ASIA

BANGKOK, Thailand — Wanting to bounce back from a close split decision loss two weeks ago in here in Thailand, fearless Chinese 108-pounder Yang Jinping wastes absolutely no time in climbing back to the ring to battle for victory.

The 25-year-old Yang has been assigned the tough mission of trading heavy artillery against dangerous, fast & furious KO artist Phanuwit Chinpe, 20, of Thailand for Thailand’s PAT Light Flyweight National Title, an undertaking not easy at all.

The scheduled 10-rounder war is set to unfold as part of “Fight to the Future,” the coming Highland Boxing Promotion in Thailand, set for Wednesday, September 28, at the luxurious SpacePlus Night Club, RCA Plaza, in Bangkok, Kingdom of Thailand.

Will strong-willed, coming-forward Yang Jinping (3-1-1), be able to shock and rock the heavy-handed Phanuwit (12-2, 11 KO’s), mercilessly ravaging him en route to claiming the vacant Thai PAT Light Flyweight National Crown?

Or will the proven, destructive punching-power of Phanuwit be too much for the aggressive, big-heart Yang?

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In more thrilling rumbles for the night, undefeated world-ranked Filipino John Michael Zulueta of Bacolod wants his third consecutive win in Thailand as he fights local warrior Sittichai Nimnual for the ABF 108lbs Continental Strap.

Also, Pakistan’s unbeaten Wonder Boy Usman Wazeer collides against Somphot Seesa for the WBO Youth 147lbs World Title; and unbeaten Indonesian Adli Hafidz lock horns against handsome Shiva Thakran of India for the WBC 168lbs Asia Continental strap.

The exciting international boxing show, billed as “Fight of the Future,” unfolds September 28 at the plush SpacePlus in Bangkok, Thailand.

The hot and cool boxing party is another fun production of Award-Winning Filipino promoter Brico Santig of the Highland Boxing Team, in association with Mirinn Club, Piyavate Hospital, Club 747, distilled party liquor China Moutai, Thailand Man of Boxing Supanat Chanram and boxing-loving entrepreneur Tony Chen of SpacePlus Night Club.