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Boxing manager Niwat Laosuwannawat is confident WBA flyweight champion Denkaosan Kaovichit will beat Daiki Kameda in their rematch in Japan in early February. [Click Here To Read More]
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Way to **** on everyone's parade, Laosuwhatever. -
I didn't see a lot of controversy in the first fight personally, unless you consider it controversy when I Japanese fighter doesn't recieve the benefit of the nod in a fight in Japan. The way I saw it, Koki started slow and ceded most of the first half of the rounds (I gave Kaovichit 5 of the first 6), whereas Kaovichit faded late and alowed Daiki to rally and take most of the latter rounds. I actually scored it 7-5 Kaovichit, having given Kaovichit an additional 2 rounds through the course of the latter half of the fight. I remember scoring it as such because the fight was so unusually divided among such lines, with Koki dominating most of the action late whereas Kaovichit (in my eyes) clearly won the majority of the earlier rounds.
The way I saw it was essentially that Kaovichit befuddled Koki early through superb combination punching, a strong body attack, and impressive speed, whereas Koki found his stride a bit late, towards the middle of the fight, and Kaovichit faded badly in the late rounds, the earlier action perhaps displaying a toll.
I can see the rematch going either way, really.Comment
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I certainly think Kaovichit has the talent and ability to beat Daiki Kameda by KO this time
He's very experienced and has more power than his 21 ko's indicate but he doesn't always seem to fight up to his ability although he usually wins.
I think he can do this.Comment
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