Jaro upsets Wonjongkam, wins RING flyweight title

[zab191]

Flyweight boxing does not mean anything and is a waste of time.

[Elotero]

I'm guessing that means you have never seen him or followed his career at all then? He was well and truly deserving of his place in the P4P ranks. Should have been in there long before now too.

A truly deserving P4P entrant does not lose to Sonny Boy Jaro.

So glad to hear about the end of the farce that was Wongjong-scam.

At least Chris John comes out his shell every 5 yeas or so.

PongSackLick? No.

Beating every dude in a small village and racking up 40 or 50 wins against part timers is not P4P.

Feasting on inexperienced guys is not P4P.

I suspect Tyrone Brunson is on your P4P list as well.

[microMXL]

LOL is this the guy who beat edgar sosa last year (the ex-champ)?

[PureBoxingCEO]

Nothing has changed in the P4P ranks, this guy has never belonged there.

[Pinoy4ever]

upset of the year

[Konstantin]

I like the no bs reffing style. There were almost no breaks in the fight even with the warnings and the point deduction.

[JOM'S]

I figured Wonjongkam was going to lose sooner or later despite some recent wins showing he still might have a decent amount left in the tank, he's just so old old for his weight class and has a lot of mileage.

I just didn't expect it to be against Jaro.

i agree this is really unexpected, Jaro got him at the right time! journeyman finally reached his destination!

[DIB42]

it is...jaro is a bum...lol...not anymore...


dont worry, it aint gonna last...

I'll watch his made for TV movie... I hope Mark Wahlberg plays him...

[JOM'S]

good for Jaro
when an upset like this goes down there's usually a rematch
and the beaten champ usually proves he had an off night vs an underdog
gotta see Jaro repeat the feat before he gets full respect as champ
a lotta journeymen score a big win but fumble trying to follow up
Jaro needs another win to show this isn't a fluke

jaro needs to train like he did on this fight ...

but before the rematch he has to face the japanese no. 1 challenger