Charly Suarez, Carl Jammes Martin eye WBA Asia titles | Inquirer Sports

Charly Suarez, Carl Jammes Martin eye WBA Asia titles

By: - Reporter / @BLozadaINQ
/ 06:09 PM March 11, 2022

Ifugao boxing prospect Carl Jammes Martin (right) is expected to face a stiff challenge against veteran internationalist Ronnie Baldonado in a 12-round WBA Asia superbantamweight title fight Saturday, March 12, at the Elorde Sports Complex in Sucat, Parañaque.

Charly Suarez (right) will seek his 10th win as a pro when he faces Tomjune Mangubat (left) of Bukidnon in a 12-round WBA Asia championship Saturday at the Elorde Sports Complex in Sucat, Parañaque.

MANILA, Philippines—Filipino pugilists Charly Suarez and Carl Jammes Martin are looking to win the WBA’s continental titles in their respective divisions on Saturday.

Suarez (9-0, 6 knockouts), who represented the Philippines in the 2016 Rio Olympics, will take on fellow Filipino Tomjune Mangubat in a 12-rounder for the WBA Asia super featherweight title.

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Martin (18-0), who’s 11 years younger than the 33-year-old Suarez, will face Cotabato’s Ronnie Baldonado for the vacant WBA Asia super bantamweight strap.

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“This fight is crucial for me because this could pave the way for an international campaign soon. But first things first, my focus is Mangubat at the moment,” said Suarez.

Ifugao boxing prospect Carl Jammes Martin (right) is expected to face a stiff challenge against veteran internationalist Ronnie Baldonado in a 12-round WBA Asia superbantamweight title fight Saturday, March 12, at the Elorde Sports Complex in Sucat, Parañaque.

Ifugao boxing prospect Carl Jammes Martin (right) is faces veteran internationalist Ronnie Baldonado in a 12-round WBA Asia superbantamweight title fight.

Martin won’t just be seeking another title but he will also defend his Philippines Games and Amusements Board championship that he won in December 2021 against Mark Anthony Geraldo.

The 22-year-old from Ifugao, is also the no.12 fighter in the IBF’s 122-pound rankings.

“My opponent is moving up in weight but it won’t make him a huge underdog because admittedly, he’s faced boxers who are way talented compared with my past foes,” said Martin.

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