Sung Jae Jo to face unbeaten Indian foe in November!

Earlier today we were informed of two bouts set for a Korean card on November 30th, pitting Korean hopefuls against fellow Asian fighters.

The most notable of those bouts will put the unbeaten pairing of Sung Jae Jo (10-0, 8) [조성재] against Deepak Tanwar (4-0, 2).

Jo is seen as someone with the potential to mix at regional level, and will ​expecting to pick up his 4th win of 2019, and his third straight stoppage victory. Although no world beater the 24 year old is a genuine Korean hopeful and it's good to see him fighting as often as he is this year.

On the other hand Indian fighter Tanwar is significantly less active, and this will be his first bout since December 2016, when he stopped Sutriyono Bara Boys in 2 rounds. The 25 year old Indian fighter is a natural Welterweight who is stepping up in weight to take on Jo.

​The other bout Gyung Mo Yuh (6-6-3, 3) [유경모] take on the in-form Juanito Paredes (8-5-1, 3).

Yuh has won his last 3, including a very controversial decision over Heuk San Lee earlier this month. Although not the most skilled of fighters he does make for entertaining action and it's hard to not enjoy his all wildly entertaining bouts.

Filipino 27 year old Paredes doesn't look great on paper but has won his last 5, including a blow out win over former OPBF title challenger Lloyd Jardeliza.

At the moment full details of the card are unclear, but both of these bouts have been announced by the KBF.