Results from India: Vikrant Stops Tabish; Raut Obliterates Raj in Seconds
By Carlos Costa
PhilBoxing.com
Sat, 08 Jun 2019
Boxing in India continues full steam ahead as Marine Pro Boxing marked its 100th bout since February 2018.
Exciting Indian boxers fought last June 2, proving their commitment to boxing, all under the supervision of the Professional Boxing Commission of India India (PBC India).
The first bout was between tough Abhilash Raut vs Hans Raj in the featherweight division. Abhilash stopped Raj in the very first round within 15 seconds, shocking every fan in attendance.
In the second fight in cruiserweights, Vikrant Bhati brutalized Tabish Saikh in the first chapter, 20 seconds after the first bell sounded. It was another fast KO result that thrilled the audience.
The third battle was Sandeep Kumar Vs Shubham. Sandeep defeated Shubam by unanimous decision in a very entertaining war.
Boxing Officials of PBC India at work.
The fourth rumble was the toughest fight in the whole show: Suresh Kumar Vs Neeraj. Suresh defeated Neeraj dropping fan's jaws left and right.
The event was a total success with Marine Pro Boxing, becoming the promotion company that holds the highest numbers of bouts fought in India this far.
No doubt that the evident success has been due to Devraj Das' commitment to boxing.
The fights were broadcast LIVE on "Awaaz Channel" and "24 Zoom."
PBC India's President Captain Partho Das and his youthful vice president Vimal Punera supervised the exciting show.
The author Carlos Costa is a veteran boxing reporter living in the Philippines. Carlos can be reached at carlos512@hotmail.com and WhatsApp: +639184538152.
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