Vietnamese boxer to fight for WBC Australasian title
Vietnamese boxer Tran Van Thao will compete against Australia’s Billy Dib for the World Boxing Council (WBC) Australasian title in Australia on December 20.
Hanoi (VNA) - Vietnamese boxer Tran Van Thao will compete againstAustralia’s Billy Dib for the World Boxing Council (WBC) Australasian title inAustralia on December 20.
The WBCAustralasian title is a noble title thanks to the cooperation between the AsianBoxing Council and Australian Boxing Council.
If Thao beatDib, he can make Vietnamese history as the first Vietnamese boxer totake this title.
To fightin this event, Thao decided to raise his weight from Super flyweight toSuper bantamweight.
Despitethe challenge, Thao backed his decision ahead of the historic fight. “Iaccept this challenge and am ready to take on every rival. I will make everyeffort,” he said.
However,Thao’s upcoming challenge isn’t easy. Dib won the International Boxing Federation (IBF) titles from 2011-2013 and alsowon the International Boxing Organization (IBO) title in 2008. The34-year-old boxer ranks 78th in the world and has racked up 45 wins and sixlosses.
Thao oncemade history by becoming the first Vietnamese to win a World Boxing Council(WBC) Asia title in November 2017./.
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