Adolfo makes weight, eyes upset and WBC title in Thailand 

Michael Adolfo (right) and Danai Ngiabphukhiaw (left) pose for a photo with the WBC regional title belt displayed during their weigh-in on Friday. | Contributed photo

CEBU CITY, Philippines — Prime Stags Boxing Gym’s rising prospect Michael Adolfo and hometown bet Danai Ngiabphukhiaw passed the official weigh-in for their World Boxing Council (WBC) Asia flyweight title that will happen on Friday, November 29 in Bangkok, Thailand. 

Adolfo weighed in 111.1 pounds, while Ngiabphukhiaw was a bit heavier at 111.2 lbs during the official weigh-in on Thursday, November 28 to schedule their WBC regional title showdown set for 12 rounds. 

The 25-year-old Cebuano boxer stepped in to replace his stablemate, Kit Ceron Garces who was injured in training in their gym in Talisay City, Cebu earlier this month. 

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Despite the short notice, Adolfo was currently training when his name got called, making him fit to take on the veteran Thai. 

Adolfo holds a record of six wins with two losses and three knockouts, while Ngiabphukhiaw has a more veteran resume of 23-5-1 (win-loss-draw) with 12 knockouts.

Adolfo is riding on a winning momentum following a back-to-back winning streak, particularly his win over former world title challenger Vergilio Silvano by unanimous decision last July at SM Seaside City Cebu.

Meanwhile, Ngiabphukhiaw has a longer winning streak of three fights that included a draw last June against China’s Huerban Qiatehe in Pattaya, Thailand, for the same title he now seeks against Adolfo.