Kadu Kaidy Stops Jaspreet Singh for WBC Title
Kaidy won the vacant WBC Asian Silver 175lb title with a third-round stoppage at FCC Club in Pattaya, Thailand.
Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Boxing
Kadu Kaidy captured the vacant WBC Asian Silver 175lb title by third-round TKO over Jaspreet Singh on Saturday, October 31, at FCC Club in Pattaya, Thailand. The same card produced Marco Krause's knockout of Vikrant for the vacant WBA Asia South 175lb title and Abida Batool's split-decision win over Wandee Sinongkhrot for the vacant WIBA world atomweight title.
Why it matters
The results shift the rankings and title picture in several Asian boxing divisions, giving the winners new credentials at 175lb and atomweight. Kaidy's stoppage also advances an undefeated record that now stands at 5-0 with three knockouts.
Kaidy floored Singh three times in total, with the referee stopping the bout at 1:39 of round three, while Krause's knockout of Vikrant came at 2:39 of the same round. Batool's split decision was closer on one card (48-47 for Sinongkhrot) than the other two (49-48 and 50-45 for Batool), and what remains unclear is whether any of the winners have a next opponent announced.
The players
Kadu Kaidy
A 5-0 boxer with three knockouts who is based in Germany and was born in Iraq.
Jaspreet Singh
An Indian boxer with a record of 13-5 and eight knockouts who lost his first bout of the night's title fights to Kaidy.
Marco Krause
A German boxer who is 6-0 with six knockouts and captured the vacant WBA Asia South 175lb title.
Abida Batool
A Pakistani boxer with a record of 5-2-1 who claimed the vacant WIBA world atomweight title by split decision.
The details
Kaidy landed a left hook in round two that sent Singh down for an eight-count, then floored him twice more with a right hand in round three before the stoppage. Krause wore down Vikrant with uppercuts to the body from the opening bell, and Batool was injured in the nose during her fifth-round win.
Timeline
October 31, 2026: Kaidy, Krause and Batool win their title fights at FCC Club, Pattaya.
November 3, 2026: Article dated.
Season Trajectory
The vacant-title sweep at FCC Club fits the WBC's regional Asian championship structure, where regional belts such as the Asian Silver title serve as stepping stones toward world-level opportunities. Batool's atomweight win and Krause's 175lb title add to a pattern of Asian regional belts being filled on the same card.
The results change the title picture at 175lb in Asia and at atomweight, which affects which fighters are positioned for future regional bouts. Fans following Kaidy, Krause or Batool now have new records and title credentials to track as their careers develop.
The takeaway
Undefeated records and regional title belts can change quickly on a single card, so track the official sanctioning body rankings for the fighters you follow rather than relying on early-career records. Regional champions often become the next opponents for established world-level boxers.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by FightNews.
