Contrary to circulated reports, WBC International flyweight champion Edgar Sosa (44-7, 27KOs) will fight tough countryman Wilbert Uicab (33-6-1, 18KOs), the current silver champion at flyweight, on April 7th at the Oasis Hotel complex in Cancun read more ...

Pongsaklek Wonjongkam (83-3-1,45 KOs) won a unanimous decision over Edgar Sosa (43-7,26 KOs) to retain his WBC crown today at 11st Royal Infantry Regiment in Bangkok, Thailand. Although Pongsaklek was mistakenly deducted a point from an accidental head clash in round nine but he comfortably won by scored 116-111, 117-110, 117-110 read more ...

WBC flyweight champion Pongsaklek Wonjongkam of Thailand kept his world title again the brave Japanese contender Takuya Kogawa on Friday in Hatyai, Thailand. It was an explosive battle of 12 rounds, in which the more experienced Pongsaklek did everything he needed to win the bout. Takuya was faster and with better technique at a distance, but veteran champion worked better when counter attacking and taking advantage of the mistakes of his rival, landing more demolishing left hooks read more ...

Pongsaklek Wonjongkam (73-3-1,39 KOs) successfully kept his WBC interim flyweight title as he easily stopped WBC#22 Takahisa Masuda (20-9-3,5 KOs) in round six on Friday at Kadcheongdoi in Chiangmai, Thailand read more ...

Thailand’s Pongsaklek Wonkonjam won by unanimous decision over Mexican Julio Cesar Miranda to claim the vacant WBC interim flyweight world crown in Bangkok, Thailand on Friday. A cut suffered by Miranda from a headbutt in the second round was a factor in the encounter as Miranda had problems all through the fight. Reynante Danesco scored it 117-111, Brian McMahon 119-110 and James Jen Kin 118-109, unanimously in favor of Ponsaklek. read more ...

Pongsaklek Wonjongkam of Thailand retained his WBC flyweight title when an injury to Japanese challenger Daisuke Naito led to stoppage of their bout in the seventh round Monday. A punch from Pongsaklek in the second round left a cut just above the right read more ...

Komatsu began fireworks toe-to-toe with the shorter champ, who responded with more accurate and more effective shots in the first round. The second saw the Thailander open a laceration over the left eyebrow of the aggressive challenger and floored him with a beautiful southpaw left. Pongsaklek, unbeaten since his last defeat in 1996, landed strong combinations to the challenger's bloodied face with amazing precision in the third and fourth... read more ...