MANILA, Philippines---Donnie Nietes made weight for his second attempt at a fourth division title against Japan's Kazuto Ioka on Monday in at Wynn Palace in Macau. The longest running Filipino World champion weighed in at exactly 115 pounds, the limit for the super flyweight division, on Sunday while Ioka (23-1) was at 114.5 lbs, according to a report from Philboxing.com. This will be Nietes' (41-1-5) second crack at the WBO World super flyweight belt after his first attempt ended in a draw with fellow Filipino boxer Aston Palicte. Nietes hasn't lost a match in more than a decade with his last defeat coming at the hands of Angky Angkotta back in September of 2004. That wa...
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