Uploaded December 2011 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
The quality Thai retains his lineal Flyweight championship with an erroneous decision in his second tough meeting with the great South Korean. Despite being past his best and lacking his prime speed, Chang implements his immensely crafty inside game, and seemingly does more than enough to outwork a lethargic Chitalada throughout. Chang ultimately failed in his attempt to win two major crowns in two seperate weight classes, but wasn't helped here by scorecards that would appear misguided to even the most ardent of Chitalada supporters: 114-113; 114-114; 115-114. Try and find seven rounds for Sot.
The quality Thai retains his lineal Flyweight championship with an erroneous decision in his second tough meeting with the great South Korean. Despite being past his best and lacking his prime speed, Chang implements his immensely crafty inside game, and seemingly does more than enough to outwork a lethargic Chitalada throughout. Chang ultimately failed in his attempt to win two major crowns in two seperate weight classes, but wasn't helped here by scorecards that would appear misguided to even the most ardent of Chitalada supporters: 114-113; 114-114; 115-114. Try and find seven rounds for Sot.
