SPORTS NEWS 15:
DenGaoSaen fails to snatch the WBA fly weight World Championship

On November 4th, world-class boxing WBA took place at SaiTaMa Super Arena in Tokyo, Japan. The main fight was between DenGaoSaen GraTingDaengGym the Thai challenger and TaKeFooMi SaGaTa (Japanese boxer), the WBA Flyweight Champion.

In the first round both boxers showed good footwork and used their jabs to try to find an opening. Then near the end of the 1st round, DenGaoSaen attacked fiercely with a right punch to SaGaTa’s left jaw. SaGaTa went down for an 8 count.

In the 2nd round, DaoGaoSaen still was not hurried. He continued to follow the same tactics. He punched at the body alternate with the face of SaGaTa but the Japanese boxer was able to block and counter-attacked DaoGaoSaen.

In the 3rd round, SaGaTa increased his speed of footwork to attack the Thai challenger, but DaoGaoSaen was able to control this situation. He used the jab to keep SaGaTa at bay.

In the 4th round, DenGaoSaen used his speed of footwork to counter-attack the Japanese boxer and move back to the outside. The Thai boxer got the chance to land an uppercut to SaGaTa’s head.

In the 6th round, DenGaoSaen still used the footwork and punched SaGaTa many times. In this round, DenGaoSaen looked in control against to Japanese champion.

In the 7th round, SaGaTa stepped up the pace of his attacks but he was counter-attacked by DenGaoSaen many times. This round SaGaTa got a cut on the left eyebrow. 
 
In the 10th round, SaGaTa still waded into DenGaoSaen with combination punches until, near the end of the round, the Thai boxer looked so tired and wasn’t able to avoid the Japanese attack.

The final round, both boxers waded into their opponent and exchanged punches, but the Thai boxer was docked a point because DenGaoSaen used his elbow though this was not popular with the crowd.

Finally, DenGaoSaen could only draw on point with TaKeFooMi SaGaTa, the Japanese Champion. He failed to snatch the WBA fly weight World Championship.

Source : Siamsport Newspaper on November 5, 2007