WMO International minimumweight champion Koushi stopped Thailand's Sindet Singarcha with a third-round elbow KO in his Omnoi Stadium debut on Oct. 24.
What we know
- Koushi beat Sindet Singarcha by KO in round 3 of a 115-pound, five-round bout at Omnoi Stadium on Oct. 24.
- The finish was a right elbow after Sindet came in to clinch.
- Koushi is the WMO International minimumweight champion, a title he won in April 2024.
- It was Koushi's first Omnoi Stadium appearance and his second straight KO since returning, after an August RWS win.
Reported, not confirmed
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His camp reportedly plans to chase an Omnoi Stadium title, which no Japanese fighter has won.
Gong Kakutogi
Koushi, the WMO International minimumweight champion, made his Omnoi Stadium debut on Oct. 24 in Thailand and beat Sindet Singarcha by third-round KO in a 115-pound, five-round Muay Thai bout.
He controlled the first round with right low kicks and a right straight, landed right calf kicks and clean punches in round two that nearly dropped the Thai southpaw, and finished with a right elbow in round three.
The show used same-day weigh-ins, leaving little time to recover. Koushi, who trains at Eiwa Sports Gym, has now scored two straight KOs since returning, following an August win at RWS. Plans reportedly include going after an Omnoi Stadium title, which no Japanese fighter has won.
Afterward he thanked his gym and said he wanted to keep winning at the stadium.
He controlled the first round with right low kicks and a right straight, landed right calf kicks and clean punches in round two that nearly dropped the Thai southpaw, and finished with a right elbow in round three.
The show used same-day weigh-ins, leaving little time to recover. Koushi, who trains at Eiwa Sports Gym, has now scored two straight KOs since returning, following an August win at RWS. Plans reportedly include going after an Omnoi Stadium title, which no Japanese fighter has won.
Afterward he thanked his gym and said he wanted to keep winning at the stadium.
- Summary
- WMO International minimumweight champion Koushi stopped Thailand's Sindet Singarcha with a third-round elbow KO in his Omnoi Stadium debut on Oct. 24.
- Key points (one per line)
- Koushi won by KO in round 3 of a 115-pound, five-round bout at Omnoi Stadium in Thailand on Oct. 24.
It was his first appearance at Omnoi Stadium, with same-day weigh-ins.
He is now 2-0 by KO since returning, after an RWS win in August.
His camp reportedly aims for an Omnoi Stadium title, which no Japanese fighter has yet won.
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- Gong Kakutogi | https://gonkaku.jp/articles/25258
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