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Mike Tawatchai vs Shingo Wake live
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V times for the up coming shows on Japanese TV 6/10/2015 On Thursday morning, June 11th, at 2:53am local time fans will get tape delayed footage from this Wednesday's double header at the Korakuen Hall. The action set to be shown will be Shingo Wake's (18-4-2, 11) IBF Super Bantamweight Eliminator against Mike Tawatchi (35-7-1, 21) and the return to the ring of former world title challenger Hisashi Amagasa (28-5-2, 19), who faces Patomsith Pathompothong (12-3, 5). With the broadcast, on TBS, being scheduled for just 57 minutes we're expecting to see heavily edited footage if the bout both go the distance. Interestingly for fans wanting to watch Wake Vs Tawatchai, it will be screened live in Thailand on Mono 29 at 18:30 Thai time. This appears to be a live broadcast though it strangely won't be screened live in Japan. For Tawatchai his bout comes against the highly regarded Shingo Wake (18-4-2, 11). The bout is an IBF world title eliminator with the winner set to face IBF world champion Carl Frampton later in the year. It's a huge ask for Tawatchai but with such a big reward up for grabs the bout may well get the most from the experienced Thai. We've known for a while that Thai television channel Mono 29 would be airing the upcoming IBF Super Bantamweight world title eliminator between Shingo Wake (18-4-2, 11) and Mike Tawatchai (32-7-1, 21) with a live TV broadcast. We've now been informed that TBS will be showing it on tape delay. Mike Tawatchai vs Shingo Wake live Mike Tawatchai vs Shingo Wake live Mike Tawatchai vs Shingo Wake live Whilst this is clearly not great for Japanese fans we wouldn't be shocked to see the fight hitting the internet before the TBS broadcast with most fights shown on Thai TV being put online within 24 hours of their telecast. Earlier today Japanese fighter Shingo Wake (18-4-2, 11) took part in a public practice session ahead of his IBF Super Bantamweight eliminator with Thai veteran Mike Tawatchai (35-7-1, 21). Tawatchai. Whilst confident he didn't seem to be over-looking the Thai, who interestingly has a 1-7 record in bouts staged in Japan. Earlier this week Thai promoter Kiatkreerin released a short video to help help the upcoming IBF Super Bantamweight world title eliminator between Shingo Wake (18-4-2, 11) and Mike Tawatchai (35-7-1, 21). The bout, which takes place in Japan on June 10th, will be aired live in Thailand on Mono 29 at 18:30 local time and the winner will become the top contender for IBF Super Bantamweight champion Carl Frampton. Interestingly we've been informed that Frampton has just been signed by American "advisor" Al Haymon and the winner of this eliminator may end up fighting Frampton in the US
Mike Tawatchai vs Shingo Wake live
Mike Tawatchai vs Shingo Wake live
Mike Tawatchai vs Shingo Wake liveMike Tawatchai vs Shingo Wake live Mike Tawatchai vs Shingo Wake live
V times for the up coming shows on Japanese TV 6/10/2015 On Thursday morning, June 11th, at 2:53am local time fans will get tape delayed footage from this Wednesday's double header at the Korakuen Hall. The action set to be shown will be Shingo Wake's (18-4-2, 11) IBF Super Bantamweight Eliminator against Mike Tawatchi (35-7-1, 21) and the return to the ring of former world title challenger Hisashi Amagasa (28-5-2, 19), who faces Patomsith Pathompothong (12-3, 5). With the broadcast, on TBS, being scheduled for just 57 minutes we're expecting to see heavily edited footage if the bout both go the distance. Interestingly for fans wanting to watch Wake Vs Tawatchai, it will be screened live in Thailand on Mono 29 at 18:30 Thai time. This appears to be a live broadcast though it strangely won't be screened live in Japan. For Tawatchai his bout comes against the highly regarded Shingo Wake (18-4-2, 11). The bout is an IBF world title eliminator with the winner set to face IBF world champion Carl Frampton later in the year. It's a huge ask for Tawatchai but with such a big reward up for grabs the bout may well get the most from the experienced Thai. We've known for a while that Thai television channel Mono 29 would be airing the upcoming IBF Super Bantamweight world title eliminator between Shingo Wake (18-4-2, 11) and Mike Tawatchai (32-7-1, 21) with a live TV broadcast. We've now been informed that TBS will be showing it on tape delay. Mike Tawatchai vs Shingo Wake live Mike Tawatchai vs Shingo Wake live Mike Tawatchai vs Shingo Wake live Whilst this is clearly not great for Japanese fans we wouldn't be shocked to see the fight hitting the internet before the TBS broadcast with most fights shown on Thai TV being put online within 24 hours of their telecast. Earlier today Japanese fighter Shingo Wake (18-4-2, 11) took part in a public practice session ahead of his IBF Super Bantamweight eliminator with Thai veteran Mike Tawatchai (35-7-1, 21). Tawatchai. Whilst confident he didn't seem to be over-looking the Thai, who interestingly has a 1-7 record in bouts staged in Japan. Earlier this week Thai promoter Kiatkreerin released a short video to help help the upcoming IBF Super Bantamweight world title eliminator between Shingo Wake (18-4-2, 11) and Mike Tawatchai (35-7-1, 21). The bout, which takes place in Japan on June 10th, will be aired live in Thailand on Mono 29 at 18:30 local time and the winner will become the top contender for IBF Super Bantamweight champion Carl Frampton. Interestingly we've been informed that Frampton has just been signed by American "advisor" Al Haymon and the winner of this eliminator may end up fighting Frampton in the US
Mike Tawatchai vs Shingo Wake live
Mike Tawatchai vs Shingo Wake live
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