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Kokietgym Decisions Buhawe, Remains In Title Hunt

Kokietgym Decisions Buhawe, Remains In Title Hunt

Jake Donovan

•May 10, 2013

By Jake Donovan - Former super flyweight titlist Tepparith Kokietgym remains in the hunt for a crack at another title run after turning back the challenge of Jecker Buhawe. The dimuninitive Thai boxer picked up his second straight win, scoring a unanimous decision after 12 rounds of action Friday evening in Ban Mi, Thailand. All three judges scored the contest 119-109 in favor of Kokietgym, who now improves to 23-3 (13KO). Buhawe falls to 14-8-1 (9KO), having now lost six of his last 10 contests.

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Takashi Uchiyama Crushes Bryan Vasquez In Eight Rounds

Takashi Uchiyama Crushes Bryan Vasquez In Eight Rounds

Jake Donovan

•Dec 31, 2012

By Jake Donovan - Further proof that the election isn't over until all of the ballots are counted came in undercard action. Unheralded fringe contender Kohei Kono scored a major upset - officially and visually - with a stunning fourth round stoppage of Tepparith Kokeitgym to claim a piece of the 115 lb. crown. Kono entered the fight riding a modest two-fight win streak after having lost three in a row. Meanwhile, Kokeitgym was gaining traction on incumbent titlist Omar Narvaez in discussion for the best 115 lb. fighter in the world. Any argument in favor of the 24-year old is now moot, after suffering three knockdowns en route to being stopped at 2:08 of round four in the evening's chief support.

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Uchiyama, Sato, Ioka in Historic Night on Dec. 31st

Uchiyama, Sato, Ioka in Historic Night on Dec. 31st

Hisao Adachi

•Dec 25, 2012

On December 31, Japan will have a historic night of boxing - as a total of five world championships will be at stake betwene two cards - three in Tokyo and two in Osaka. The JBC (Japan Boxing Commission) has stated that this is the first time in Japanese boxing history where five world championships were being defended on the same day.

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Tepparith Eyes Sato Unification, While Nashiro Retires

Tepparith Eyes Sato Unification, While Nashiro Retires

Hisao Adachi

•Sep 1, 2012

Tepparith Singwancha has set his sights on a unification with WBC champion Yota Sato (25-2, 12KOs). Singwancha retained his WBA super flyweight title when he beat former champion Nobuo Nashiro in Osaka, Japan. Two judges scored the bout 115-113 and 115-114 in favor of Thailand’s Tepparith, 23. The other judge had it even at 114-114.

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Singwangcha Defends Against Nobuo Nashiro in September

Singwangcha Defends Against Nobuo Nashiro in September

BoxingScene Staff

•Jul 18, 2012

TOKYO: Former World Boxing Association super flyweight champion Nobuo Nashiro will challenge current title-holder Tepparith Singwangcha of Thailand in September, his handlers said Wednesday.

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Koki Kameda, Tepparith Singwangcha Win in Yokohama

Koki Kameda, Tepparith Singwangcha Win in Yokohama

BoxingScene Staff

•Apr 4, 2012

Koki Kameda retained his WBA bantamweight title when he beat Nouldie Manakane in Yokohama on Wednesday.

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Photos: Koki Kameda, Tepparith Kokietgym Win in Japan

Photos: Koki Kameda, Tepparith Kokietgym Win in Japan

Boxing Photos

•Apr 4, 2012

WBA "regular" bantamweight champion Koki Kameda won a twelve round unanimous decision Indonesian challenger Nouldy Manakane at the Yokohama Arena in Kanagawa.

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