Bisutti Continues Reign Of Terror, Claims UBO Inter-Continental Title

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NOVEMBER 9, 2024 / BY BY UBO PRESS OFFICER

Taking his record to 10-0 (9), Bisutti stopped Thailand´s number-one ranked Heavyweight Suthat Kalalek, 24-13 and a winner of six straight, in round four on Saturday night, November 9, in Pattaya.

It quickly turned into a slugfest, as both boxers were willing to trade punches, and Bisutti probably had his toughest fight yet. While Bisutti was pressing the action, he also took some heavy shots from the game Thai.

After two back-and-forth rounds at a high pace, Bisutti floored Kalalek with an uppercut in round three, but he beat the count and made it trough the round.

Kalalek started round four throwing heavy shots, eager to even the score, but got caught by a right to the body followed by a left hook to the chin which sent him crashing to the canvas again.

 

This time the referee Woramuth Duankhad waved the fight off, making Bisutti the new champion by stoppage at 1:13 of the fourth round. Kalalek came to win, but Bisutti was just too strong and menacing.

 

After winning the UBO Continental (Asia) title last month, and previously Thailand national, Asian Boxing Federation, WBA Asia and a couple of WBC regional titles, Bisutti amazingly claimed his seventh championship in only ten pro fights.

Streamed live world-wide on YouTube, the fight was the main event of Fight Club Championship 8 at FCC Pattaya, promoted by FCC Promotions.