Most Viewed Videos of YOKKAO 37 - 38

June 24, 2019

YOKKAO 37 - 38 was held three months ago at the University of Bolton stadium where UK fight fans were treated to a stacked card featuring the best of the region and visiting Thai stars, Superbank Sakchaichote and Rambo Phet Por Tor Aor.

It was yet another exciting evening with many memorable fights as the competitors gave all they have got in the ring. The full-length videos of all eleven bouts on the main card have been posted over the past month and available for viewing on our YouTube channel.

Here's a look at the top 5 videos of YOKKAO 37 - 38 based on the number of views:

#5 - YOKKAO 38: Joe Craven vs Chris Shaw
This was a bout for the number one spot on the UK rankings with Joe Craven defending his position against Scotland's Chris Shaw. The two middleweights put on a massive war for five full rounds with Craven retaining his spot as UK's number one 72.5-kg.

#4 - YOKKAO 37: Niall Brown vs Alex McGregor
After two impressive appearances on the YOKKAO stage, Niall Brown faced one of his toughest fights to date. Scotland's Alex McGregor marked his promotional debut with a strong performance that saw him outscoring Brown to take home the win by decision.

#3 - YOKKAO 38: Mo Abdurahman vs Craig Coakley
Arguably the most explosive matchup of the night and one that will be talked about for a long time coming. Two knockout artists clashed, both were knocked down and eventually only one survived. The video clip of the knockout victory went viral on social media with many already calling it the KO of the year.

#2 - YOKKAO 37: Superbank Mor Ratanabandit vs Paul Karpowicz
In his promotional debut for YOKKAO, Superbank took on homegrown favorite, Paul Karpowicz who is best known for his unorthodox style and unpredictability in the ring. The two technical fighters put on a dazzling performance in five rounds of heated exchange.

#1 - YOKKAO 38: Rambo Phet Por Tor Aor vs Christopher Shaw
Chris Shaw took up this main event bout against elite Thai fighter, Rambo at just 6 weeks notice. The Scottish fighter was no walkover as he played the role of the aggressor in the fight, putting the pressure on Rambo. It was an intense and closely-fought battle, and Shaw proved himself against one of the top Thai fighters.