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Liukhoto UBO World
Champion, Hafidz Inter-Continental |
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OCTOBER 6, 2021 /
BY UBO PRESS OFFICER |
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Two new
Universal
Boxing Organization™
(UBO)
champions
were belted on Tuesday afternoon,
October 5,
at the Victory Target BC in Bekasi City,
Indonesia.
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In
a clash of domestic rivals, Patrick Liukhoto won
the vacant UBO World Bantamweight title,
defeating George Lumoly
convincingly
by
second round
knockout.
27-year-old
Liukhoto
looked sharp from the first bell, and it was
clear that he had a strategy to
break his
opponent down with body-punches.
Photo:
New UBO World Bantamweight Champion Patrick
Liukhoto.
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Lumoly came out
aggressive, firing away, but early
in the second round
Liukhoto
connected with a perfectly placed shot to the
liver, and it served its purpose as Lumoly went
down
hard
and was unable
to continue.
The new UBO
World Champion
improved his professional record to 13-2-2 (9),
while Lumoly (29) goes to 15-9-1 (11).
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In the co-main
event, undefeated
Malaysian
hot prospect Adli “Goldenboy”
Hafidz took
home the vacant UBO Inter-Continental
Middleweight title, impressively stopping
Indonesian Robert Kopa in the second round.
Now 9-0 (5),
former WBC and WBA Asia titlist Hafidz moves
closer to potentially fighting for a world title
in quick time.
Kopa, himself
a former WBO regional champion, drops to 14-10-3
(4).
Photo:
New UBO Inter-Continental Middleweight Champion
Adli Hafidz.
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The
fights were promoted by Victory Target
Promotions in association with SoF Promotions.
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UNIVERSAL BOXING ORGANIZATION™
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