By Cliff Rold - It’s a shame they never crossed paths.
When the history of the Flyweight division in the 2000’s is written, two names will top the list. Nonito Donaire appeared the most talented to pass through the 112 lb. domain. Pongsaklek Wonjongkam was, and remains, the division’s pillar of championship consistency and excellence.
The WBC/WBO bantamweight titlist Donaire (27-1, 18 KO) is long gone from 112, likely soon to debut at 122 lbs. and a shot at a third divisional crown (sorry, interim belts at 115 don’t count). Wonjongkam (83-3-1, 45 KO) probably won’t be going anywhere and, if the boxing gods are fair, the rest of the world will get a look at this masterful performer before its too late. [Click Here To Read More]
When the history of the Flyweight division in the 2000’s is written, two names will top the list. Nonito Donaire appeared the most talented to pass through the 112 lb. domain. Pongsaklek Wonjongkam was, and remains, the division’s pillar of championship consistency and excellence.
The WBC/WBO bantamweight titlist Donaire (27-1, 18 KO) is long gone from 112, likely soon to debut at 122 lbs. and a shot at a third divisional crown (sorry, interim belts at 115 don’t count). Wonjongkam (83-3-1, 45 KO) probably won’t be going anywhere and, if the boxing gods are fair, the rest of the world will get a look at this masterful performer before its too late. [Click Here To Read More]