Muay Thai Fights

52kg Carol Earl (Bulldog Parramatta) vs Jaime Sherer (Colonels Muay Thai)
66.7kg Pascal Galanti (Bulldog Parramatta) vs Nathan Washington (Kum Sann)
84kg Mish Saad(Bulldog Parramatta) vs Fabian Cutrone (Tus Company)
75kg Junior (Ptj) vs Corie Wood (Black Hawk Muay Thai)
61kg “Fizz” Nafeez Hassan (Bulldog Parramatta) vs Nom (Tus Company)
80kg Sean Gardiner (Bulldog Parramatta) vs Isitoli Tamasi (GMA0
69kg Cameron Webb (Tus Company) vs Mondo (KMA)
69kg Salasi Ozorio vs Ben Gran (vt1)
86kg Simon BD(Bulldog Castel Hill) vs Joe Milic (Taipan)
70kg Franz vs Michael Mizrahie (Lightning Lee)
64kg Jack Edman(Bulldog Parramatta) vs Tyler Brown (PTJ)
57kg Lisa Arsoska(Hangar 4) vs Mary Wildner (SRG)

john wayne parr vs yodsenklai

Yeah baby . This is the fight I’ve been waiting for!!!!!

Cannot wait for the next puppy

Saenchai Sor Kingstar vs Petchboonchu F.A Group

Chatchai Sor Thanayong vs Petchmorakot Theedet 99
Petchmorakot get awarded the decision.
Mutu Gaiyanghaadao gym vs Yodngern Tor Chalermchai
Mutu wins by way of a big knee knockout.
Rungpetch Wor Sangprapai vs Nongbia Chokngarmwong
Rungpetch by unanamous decision
Kangwanlek Petchyindee vs Petchsiri Por Siripong
Petchsiri takes the judges decision.
Palangtip Kor Sapaothong vs Manasak Narupai
Palangtip cuts Manasak’s forehead in the final munutes of the fightbut Manasak takes the points win.
Rungruanglek Lukprabart vs Pornsaneh Dangdangkungkatachiangmai
Pornsaneh is a bit like Rambo in the eighties and just charges his opponent from the get go
Pornsaneh Ko’s Rungruanglek for the win in round 2
Saenchai Sor Kingstar vs Petchboonchu F.A Group

The main fight of the night was a cracker.

Rob Cox describes it beautifully on his site www.muaythaifocus.com and his review is quoted below.
“The main event was one of the most eagerly anticipated and talked about fights in a while with much at stake in the outcome. Saenchai, was as usual made to sweat right down to even up the odds against the strong young upstart Petchboonchu. Petchboonchu comes out looking like he wants to pressure Saebnchai from the off, knowing he has had a hard time making the weight. Saenchai looks to move around and fires in a few fast lowkicks. Petchboonchu keeps pushing forward and opening up with hard knees in the 2nd. Saenchai looks to keep him off with sharp pushkicks and spin him off balance from the clinch. Saenchai opens up with a few solid looking punches, but they don’t have any effect on slowing Petchboonchu down. Petchboonchui Keeps up his relentless attacks in the 3rd and marches forward taking the fight into the clinch and opens up with knees. Saenchai seems a little slow at first, but near the end of the round comes to life and starts to spin Petchboonchu off balance a little and fire in some fast left kicks. The 4th sees more of the same, with Petchboonchu marching forward and trying to get his knees going and Saenchai looking sharp with some razor sharp kicks and spinning Petchboonchu off balance. The atmosphere in the stadium is at boiling point as it moves into the final round. Petchboonchu pushes forward again, but Saenchai blocks his attacks well and fires in some more fast kicks. Petchboonchu keeps coming for a bit and the action is very close, both stand off thinking they have done enough to win, but Saenchai gets the decision and surely now the Sportswriters of Thailand boxer of the year award.”

Thanks to Rob Cox from www.muaythaifocus.com for the photo

Evolution 15

Australia’s biggest Muay Thai event is set to get even bigger in December when Evolution hosts a qualifying tournament for a place on series two of The Contender Asia. December 6 is set to be one of the biggest nights of Muay Thai action Australia has seen, when Evolution hosts a four man tournament to decide one of the 16 highly coveted places in The Contender Asia series two loft, along with some massive superfights featuring John Wayne Parr, Carnage, Preacher, Soren Monkongtong, Daddy Cool, and The Contender Asia’s Sean Wright and Dzhaber Askerov.

The four-man qualifier will see some of Australia’s best middleweights going toe-to-toe for the chance in a lifetime to appear on the reality series and have a shot at the $300,000 prize money.

In huge news for the sport, former WMC World Champion Warren Elson will be coming out of retirement for his shot at the Contender crown. Elson has beaten the likes of Preacher and Soren, and is sure to show some of the newer guys how it’s done.

Next up is Eli ‘Mad Dog’ Madigan, who has been going from strength-tostrength recently, and has already beaten two of The Contender Asia season one’s contestants in Soren Monkongtong and Zidov Dominik.

The third spot in the tournament will be taken by NSW’s Jason Scerri. The ‘Maltese Mauler’, who has been fighting shootboxing in Japan, is a hungry up-and-comer who recently made short work of New Zealand’s Prince Hamid and could be the real darkhorse in this contest.

The final spot in the four-man will be a mystery fighter chosen by the promoters. “Australia got represented very well last time in The Contender, so now we have to make sure we back it up,” says Evolution promoter Josh Sexton. “Firstly, they have to cut the mustard in the ring and also, with it being on television, personality will go a long way.”

After fighting off two others for the spot, the tournament winner will have only a month before they pack their bags and head off to Singapore to mix it with some of the best fighters in the world.

“Who in Australia wants to step up?” says Sexton. “We’ve got guys that have already put their name down, but we’re hoping someone might come out of leftfield and blow us away.”

Article Courtesy of International Kickboxer magazine

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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.

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WMC MAD World Title
Steve Wakeling (Scorpions, England) beat Diesellek KingBoxing Gym (Thailand) on points

Super Prestige Fight
5 x 3 mins Full Thai Rules 65 kilos:
Somluck Khamsing (Thailand) beat Kieran Keddle (KFA, England) on points

WMC World title
Bernise Alldis (Keddles, England) beat Maria Verheijen (Jego Gym, Holland) on points

3 x 3 mins 95+ kilo:
Dellian White (Team Red Dragons, England) beat Chris Knowles (Minotaurs, England) on points

5 x 3 mins Full Thai Rules 59 kilos:
Rob Storey (Keddles, England) beat Chris Heyneman (Belgium) by 1st round TKO

WMC European title:
Ruth Ashdown (Crawley, England) beat Leonor Agostinho (Portugal) on points

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