Tran Van Thao knocked out a Thai boxer at Ho Tram Legendary

VHO - Boxer Tran Van Thao delighted martial arts fans when he knocked out Thai boxer Kwanchai Pliankhunthod in the 56kg weight class at the Ho Tram Legendary boxing event, which recently took place at the luxury resort The Grand Ho Tram, Ho Tram commune (HCMC).

War Impressive victory of Tran Van Thao

The most anticipated match of Ho Tram Legendary is the match between famous Vietnamese boxer Tran Van Thao and Thai boxer Kwanchai Pliankhunthod in the 56kg weight class. The match will last for 8 rounds, each round lasting 3 minutes.

Tran Van Thao takes the initiative against his opponent

Possessing youth, fast punches and agile movement, the 23-year-old Thai boxer somewhat surprised Van Thao at the beginning of the match.

The more he competes, the more the experience and courage of the boxer who won the WBC Asia belt in 2017, the IBA world belt in 2022 and the WBO Global belt in 2024 gradually speaks up.

Van Thao took the initiative, gradually pressing and launching more precise attacks, especially body shot combos to the opponent's abdomen and ribs. Right at the beginning of round 4, Van Thao knocked Kwanchai Pliankhunthod down twice.

Home boxer has 11th knockout victory in his career

The Thai boxer could not continue fighting, thus the match ended less than 1 minute after the 4th round.

This is Tran Van Thao's 19th professional victory and 11th knockout victory in his career.

Pei Yi Wu successfully defended his belt.

In the event's highlight match, Chinese Taipei's No. 1 boxer in the 57.2kg weight class, Pei Yi Wu (29 years old), one of the most formidable female boxers in Asia today, had a dramatic defense of her WBO Asia Pacific Title belt against the experienced female boxer with a huge record from Australia - Pam Mccleliand (43 years old).

Pei Yi Wu (left) won on points

Pam Mccleliand's experience was shown when she changed tactics, using quick sniping moves before closing in, locking down Pei Yi Wu's attacks.

The Australian boxer's good tactics and Pei Yi Wu's gradually declining physical strength caused the match to return to an attractive stalemate until the end of the match.

In the end, after 8 rounds, Pei Yi Wu won by split decision, successfully defending his championship belt.

Nguyen Phi Khoa debuted in the city labour

In the opening match, Nguyen Phi Khoa, despite his first time in the professional arena, surprised all the audience with his diverse and standard fighting style to overwhelm Oh Jun Seok (Korea) in the 62kg weight class in all 4 rounds, thereby winning by consensus points.

Phi Khoa wins in his debut in the professional arena

Thus, 7 exciting and dramatic matches of Ho Tram Legendary have officially ended.

The event is organized by Cocky Buffalo - a martial arts training company and professional martial arts event organizer in Vietnam in collaboration with the Ho Chi Minh City Boxing Federation (HBF), the World Boxing Organization (WBO) and The Grand Ho Tram.

In particular, all matches at Ho Tram Legendary are recorded and ranked on the BoxRec.com system, ensuring professional value, transparency of achievements and directly contributing to the boxer's ranking on the world boxing map.

Source: https://baovanhoa.vn/the-thao/tran-van-thao-ha-knockout-vo-si-thai-lan-tai-ho-tram-legendary-181802.html