The Kiwi’s didn’t get the results they wanted, but they all fought hard.

• Vorn Viva vs Steve Donaldson (Viva by TKO in the 3rd)
• Meas Chanta vs Joel Nadin (Chanta by TKO in the 4th)
• Nuon Soriya vs Andy Donaldson (Soriya by TKO in the 2nd)
• Eh Phoutang vs Tony Angelov (Eh by TKO in the 2nd)

Many people thought the Angelov fight could have gone on a little longer. Angelov had definitely won the first round. Early in the second Angelov and Eh Phoutang were trading punches in the corner. Eh seemed to be getting the better of the two when the referee jumped in and gave Angelov an eight count. Two quick 8-counts followed on seemingly lesser exchanges bringing the mandatory stoppage rule into play.

“I’m not saying I would have won,” said Angelov after the fight. “But I’ve taken a lot more punishment than that and come back.”

Sill, the New Zealand boys all left happy and all were extremely impressed with Cambodian hospitality. New Zealand coach Terry Hill said working with CTN and Paddy Carson was one of the best productions he had ever been involved with. Many photos in the gallery.

The undercard also lived up to expectations, with fifteen rounds of hard-fought action.

• Thy Narin vs Cheng Rithy (decision to Rithy)
• Keo Rumchon vs Nuon Setsong (decision to Rumchon)
• Wan Chanvey vs Sarim Vonthon (decision to Vonthon)