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Sampan wins WBF Int’l super featherweight title

By Lito delos Reyes
PhilBoxing.com
Sun, 01 Jan 2023



TWENTY-ONE year-old Ian Sampan of General Santos City is now the new World Boxing Federation (WBF) International super featherweight champion after he knocked out veteran Jason Tinampay of Bohol in the 6th round last night, December 31 at the Davao del Norte Sports and Tourism Complex in Tagum City.

The 21-year-old Sampan first knocked down Tinampay by an uppercut early in the 2nd round.

Tinampay also slipped while he was hit by an uppercut again in the same round.

Sampan kept on losing his mouthpiece in the next three rounds. But Sampan didn't care at all as he kept on hitting Tinampay with head shots and body blows.

In the 6th round, Sampan again landed an uppercut to down Tinampay.

Tinampay stood up again only to be hit by Sampan for good with 51 seconds remaining.

“I was also hurt by his punches,” said Sampan, who now has eight wins with seven knockouts.

The 28-year-old Tinampay suffered his 17th loss against 13 wins and one draw.

Meanwhile, IBF North American super bantamweight champion Mike “Magic” Plania of Gensan stopped Jeffrey "Tsunami" Francisco of Palawan in just 38 seconds of the 1st round in the co-main event.

“Not good, it was an easy fight,” said the 25-year-old Plania, who now has 27 wins, 14 knockouts and two losses.

The other results:

RV Deniega stopped Jeny Boy Buca in the 3rd round by a TKO;

Mike Casama won by a 2nd round over Rey Ramos;

Jayson Mama halted Crison Omayao in the 2nd round by a TKO;

Jhunrick Carcedo knocked out Marbon Bodiongan in the 1st round at 1:59;

Bryl Bayogo scored a majority decision against Jelo Bacalso;

Gabriel Tapales knocked out Jerry Pabila in the 3rd round in 1:16;

Jimler Cubay TKO’d Nicardo Calamba in the 2nd round in 1:42.

The boxing event was sponsored by Gov. Edwin Jubahid and promoted by Sanman Boxing Promotion.

Sanman is composed of JC Manangquil, John Ray Manangquil and Dexter Tan.


Davao del Norte Gov. Edwin Jubahid (2nd from left) raises the hand of Ian Sampan (3rd from left) as the new WBF International super featherweight champion. Among those in the photo are Sanman Boxing Promotion headed by JC Manangquil (5th from left).


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