Yodbuagnarm vs Kaew Fairtex vid
Friday, February 6th, 2009Thanks to www.mymuaythai.com for the link to this top fight.
This reminds me of one of those classic early eighties thai battles (showing my age)
Thanks to www.mymuaythai.com for the link to this top fight.
This reminds me of one of those classic early eighties thai battles (showing my age)
This show had a cracker line up with the legend Yodsanklai winning yet again.
1st Bracket
Farid Villuame vs. Mbada
Ali Gunyar vs. Lamsongkram Chuwattana
2nd Bracket
Yodsanklai Fairtex vs. Denis Varaksa
Yohan Lidon vs. Mansi
Thanks to www.mymuaythai.com for the info
Current Lumpini Champion Sanchai Sor Kingstar will go up against top English fighter and current WMC World Champion Liam Harrison of Bad Company Leeds in what will be Harrison’s biggest ever fight!
Sanchai Sor Kingstar has been universally regarded as the best pound for pound muaythai fighter in the world for many years globally. In his last fight in August he beat current Thailand fighter of the year Wuttidet Lukprabart in what is regarded as fight of the year so far.
He was taken under the wing of Gold Olympic Medallist Somluck Khasming initially and won his first Lumpini title beating Neungsiam Fairtex. He was voted fighter of the year in 1999 and ever since has been regarded at the top of his game. Now 27 years old he is still current Lumpini Champion and regarded as simply unstoppable at his weight.
The list of top names that he has beaten cannot be compared and includes: Orono Por Petchpun, Jomthong Chuwattana, Nopparat Kiatgamthon, Singdam Kiatmuu9, Khem Sor Polenchit, Fabio Pinca, Ponpitak Ptechudomchaio & many others
If anyone from Europe though can beat Sanchai under Full Thai Rules though it’s Liam Harrison, who has won his last five fights (2 against top 10 ranked Thais) by stoppage.
Thanks to www.muaythaionline.org for this info
A great line up of fighters
70 kg: Sayaknoi vs Fikri Tyarti
WOP Sayaknoi
66 kg: Bovy vs Belaini
Winner TKO Bovy R1
Anuwat vs Mosab Amrani.
Winner: Mosad Amrani [TKO R4]
Seanchai vs Nico Verrezen.
WOP Seanchai
Lamsongkram vs Rayen Simson
Winner: Rayen Simson [fight stopped due to a cut]
Nieky Holzken vs Marco Pique
Winner: Nieky Holzken [KO R3]
This looks to be an excellent line up of Muay thai stars.
Some of the best from Thailand taking on the Dutchmen
70 Kg Saiyok vs Marvin Sansaar
66 Kg Bovy Sor. Udomsorn vs Rachid Belani
61 Kg WBC World Title Fight / Anuwat Kaewsamrit vs Mosab Amrani
61 Kg Saenchai Sor. Kingstar vs Nico Verezen
72,5 Kg WBC World Title Fight / Lamsongkram Chuwattana vs Rayen Simson
72,5 Kg WBC National Title Fight / Nieky Holzken vs Marco Pique
Dane beecham won his over a 5 rounds.
Corbett won his fight against the much lighter but taller thai.
Corbett took him out with an elbow which took the thai to a count. When he got up Corbett just finished the job
Zidov was demolished by a body shot from Eli
Sean wright defeated the preacher with solid boxing skills
JWPs fight was apparently awesome. Any other fighter would have been knocked out by Askerov but Parr weathered the storm and went on to win on points.
Thanks to Scottya for the pics
Aron is always an exciting thai stylist to watch and we wish him luck in his next fight
Aaron Ts2 Leigh is heading to fight in Hong kong for the 6th time in about 18 months.
He is fighting at 55kg against a Japanese fighter ranked number 2 in Japan at the same weight division. His name is Yasuhiko Abe.
Also on the card will be Judd Cornwall also from the Strikeforce gym he is matched at 70kgs with another Japanese fighter.
On the 31 July and 4 August Bangkok’s famous Rajadamnern Stadium will host three WBC world titles.
The 31st of July sees two WBC Muaythai world titles on the line.

The first WBC title up for grabs is the Vacant Bantamweight world title, contested by Khaiyasit Chuwattana and rising star Daosaming Ingram Gym, this fight also sees Khaiyasit defend his Ratchadamnern Bantamweight title.
Anuwat Kaewsamrit, one of the Thailand’s most exciting fighters and a heavy puncher will put his WBC Featherweight title on the line against Jomthong Chuwattana, another rising superstar. Both Anuwat and Jomthong are former Sportswriters of Thailand fighters of the year and this will be their 3rd fight with Jomthong having one win and the other fight a draw, so Anuwat will be determined to keep his belt and avenge his earlier loss.
Reigning WBC Welterweight champion Nopadetch 2 Chuwatana will defend his Muaythai world title against top ranking Big Ben Chor Praram 6 Gym on 4 August.
This upcoming show in the UK has a great lineup
England vs Thailand Super show, Saturday 16th August 2008 – Fairfield Halls, Croydon, London
Steven Wakeling (England) vs CURRENT Rajadamnern Champion, Diesellek Rungruangyon (Thailand)
Kieran Keddle (England) vs Somluck Khamsing (Thailand
Dave Pacquette (England) vs Kaoponglek (Thailand)
Bernise Alldis (England) vs Chajmaa Bellekhal (Holland)