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Boxer Shiva Thakran wins WBC Asia Continental title

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Updated At : 02:43 PM Sep 30, 2022 IST

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Bangkok: Indian super middleweight boxer Shiva Thakran was crowned WBC Asia Continental champion after he clinched a Technical Knockout (TKO) victory over Malaysia’s Adli Hafidz here. The Indian caused ripples in the Asian pro boxing circuit with the eighth-round stoppage win over the former South East Asian Games medallist on Wednesday.

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