CEBU CITY, Philippines — The reigning Oriental and Pacific Boxing Federation (OPBF) silver featherweight champion Milan “El Metodico” Melindo flies to South Korea with his team for his July 1, 2023 title defe... CDNDigital
Melindo along with his trainer and promoter from the Prime Stag Sports flew to Gwangju City, South Korea, on Thursday, June 29, 2023, after a three-month preparation in Cebu.Former IBF, IBO champ
It can be recalled that Melindo is not new to fighting abroad. In fact, he won the IBF world title in Japan after shocking Akira Yaegashi with a first-round technical knockout in 2017 during his tenure with the ALA Boxing Gym. In the next two years, Melindo fought twice in Japan where he also lost both to Kenshiro Teraji for the WBC World light flyweight title and to Junto Nakatani in a non-title bout.
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