Panya Pradabsri vs. Carlos Antonio Cañizales Civira II & Luis Pacheco vs. Alessangel Mayora RBR

@PinoyProdigy somebody over there needs to get fired, man...

That false result has been up for going on ten minutes already. What if some fan was at work and not reading a RBR like this and just decided to check up on the result and saw that? What if they'd bet a large sum on Cañizales and yeet themselves out a tenth story window in despair?

 

Yeah, it's good now. Yeesh.

 

This is hopefully the last we see of 34 year old Petchmanee on the world stage. I honestly never bought into him; before the gift over Cañizales his only real notable achievement was beating countryman Wanheng...somebody else I thought was incredibly overrated.

 

Did you have one of those football fan straw-rigged beer hats (but with water or Gatorade) ?

 

(and yes, I know Wanheng managed to hold the WBC strap for over six years with a dozen successful defenses...but his entire reign - including capturing the belt from Novoa - took place on his own home turf, and honestly all his challengers were meh)

 

“(He) has feasted on the WBC sanctioned no-hopers, regional titlists, professional losers and payday journeymen. He beat some good fighters, but never a very good fighter.”

- @McGrain, when Moonsri hit 50-0. Still holds true.

Literally all of Pradabsri's valor & value was based on twice beating somebody that only ever got "buzzed" about ironically, because of the dumb Thai Mayweather gimmick, but was never truly world class elite. What is Pradabsri's next best legitimate accomplishment (so, excluding Cañizales I) - double-dipping against Japanese domestic level Norihito Tanaka? Below that, it's all the usual Thai record padding flotsam & jetsam.

 

True, but they were both green & unready for even a fringe contender (which is what Menayothin's honest level always was) type of step up. 11 or 12 fights each, and I think both about 21 years old?