Buakaw Por Pramuk

Friday, August 31, 2012

Jomthong demonstrates his punching prowessJomthong demonstrates his punching prowess

World Muay Thai lightweight champion Jomthong Chuwattana showed his punching prowess with an emphatic KO stoppage of rival Thongchai Sitthongsak at Lumpinee on Tuesday.




Jomthong demonstrates his punching prowessJomthong demonstrates his punching prowess
Jomthong, left, is a beautiful kicker and also strong in the grapple. 



As well as being a Muay Thai superstar, Jomthong is the reigning Oriental Pacific Boxing Federation champion and wants to be the first fighter to jointly hold world titles for both international boxing and Muay Thai.
There had been talks that Jomthong would have trouble adapting to both combat disciplines at the same time. But if Tuesday's performance is any indication of the Thai champion's multi-talents in the ring, then he has a very real good chance of going all the way to the top in both sports.
There's no doubt that Jomthong is gifted with superb natural fighting talent. For the past three years he has dominated in the Muay Thai ring against top ranked opponents with exquisite aplomb earning him the reputation for having "perfect motion." He's a beautiful kicker and also strong in the grapple. If he has any weakness it would be his tendency to drift through the later rounds after taking control early.
But since turning to professional boxing he has developed a steely resolve to end the contest quickly _ after all 12 rounds of championship boxing is a long game for Thai fighters who are used to five three minute stanzas of ring warfare.
That new found determination to dominate and finish the contest as fast and efficiently as possible was evident in the fight strategy Jomthong adopted against Thongchai, who appeared shell-shocked by his opponent's hard punches and relentless pressure.
The knockout came quickly in the third round after Jomthong's unleashed a barrage of punches. During the second round Thongchai was reeling from the punches and struggled to stand upright.
Before the fight Jomthong said he was looking forward to having an emphatic "away" win, as it wasn't often that he travelled to Lumpinee from his home turf at Rajadamnern.
"Punching is a weapon that is sometimes underrated in Muay Thai," Jomthong told reporters after winning the fight.
Jomthong explained that he has long arms and can throw a punch at distance from all angles.
"The punch travels more distance than an elbow. A fast punch can be a surprise and a dangerous weapon," he said.
Jomthong is likely to defend his OPBF title at Rajadamnern in the near future. A successful defence will get him into the WBC top 20 world rankings for an international title shot and then he can press for the world title.
"I love Muay Thai. Even if I were to win the WBC title I would still cherish holding the WBC Muay Thai world title. Winning the boxing world title would be good for Thai sports, as well as making me a more complete fighter," he said.

Petchbounchoo a Muay Thai Master





Petchbounchoo is already renowned as a Muay Thai master ,when he just 22 years old .
Petchbounchoo  has been fighting at the elite level in Bangkok for four years winning admirers with his extraordinary power fighting style that comes complete with an almost impregnable wall of defence.
Unlike one of his main rival Saenchai Sor Kingstar who is more spectacular with his moves, Petchbounchoo is nevertheless extremely hard to beat, as he's a exceptionally spirited and hardened fighter who always gives his best.
He started his fighting career as a teenager in Udon Thani and moved to Bangkok when he was 17. He had an immediate impact on the top competitors and quickly cemented himself as a main event star.
His latest fight at Lumpinee against  Wanchalerm Aooddonmuang, which he won convincingly by points, showed again why his relentless style of grappling and knee strikes is a formidable winning formula.
Petchbounchoo says he never expects to get an easy fight because he's always being hunted by the superstars seeking notoriety and the rising stars looking for a first class scalp.
Petchboonchu has been reading about the popularity of Muay Thai internationally, and takes an interest in the Thai fighters who have built up fan bases in America and Europe."I've had over 200 professional fights and have won about 70 per cent of the time. The pressure has forced me to settle on a style that has the best chance of winning. What I have to fight with are the most effective body weapons and a hard defence," he said.
"I don't know if my style of fighting would suit the foreigners,they would probably have trouble with my Thai grappling techniques," said Petchbounchoo when asked if he had any plans to fight away from Thailand.
For now travel isn't on his mind.
"I think that I am near the peak of my professional fighting career and want to keep on improving my record against the best Thais in Thailand," he said.
Petchbounchoo lists his top five opponents as Sakeddao, Singdum, Saenchai, F16 and Nong O.

Saenchai Sor. Kingstar vs Saketdao Petpayathai on 9-03-12 Lumpinee Stadium



Saenchai Sor. Kingstar vs Saketdao Petpayathai rematch on 9-03-12 Lumpinee Stadium

Black Lion aims to score higher


                       Singdum (Black Lion) Kiatmoo9 will take a giant step forward in becoming a top contender for this year's Muay Thai Fighter of the Year when he steps into the Lumpinee stadium for a big fight on Tuesday.
 Singdum (Black Lion)
While Singdum has been a consistently strong fighter at the elite level of Muay Thai for several years, the big awards for the top Thais have eluded him.Singdum takes on in-form Nong-O Kaiyanghadao in a much-anticipated battle of the bantamweights.
Winning the main event at one of the year's biggest tournaments will go a long way towards getting him into top contention for this year's nominations.
Singdum is one of the strongest boxers at 133 pounds and Nong-O will need to have his long-range kicks firing to win.
Tactics will be a vital factor for this heavy-duty match-up, and should Singdum make the fight a grappling contest he'll be the likely winner.
On the same card, super talented F16 Rachanon will be tested by Diesel Lek Ud Donmuang, and the talented Wanchalerm Ud Donmuang will be firing his full arsenal of weapons _ from the upper and lower body _ to overcome the stamina and endurance of Pechabooncham FA Group in the Lumpinee featherweight showdown.
The following Tuesday (Aug 7), also at Lumpinee, will be the lightweight 121 pounds fight between superstar Sam-A Kaiyanghadao and a heavier flyweight rival in Tong Puidao.
The normally near-perfect Sam-A has had his immaculate sheen dimmed somewhat this year with some shock defeats, and he'll have to be at his best to overcome Tong who is known for having the nasty habit of collecting champion scalps.
Both fighters are defensive conscious before attack and an early stoppage would be most unexpected, as both have huge reputations to protect.
Boxing rap: It's all about the money
When the great Muhammad Ali was king of the ring he did his own publicity and sold out all stadiums when ticket sales were more important than pay-per-view television.
Later on Ali and a string of boxers that included Larry Holmes and Mike Tyson were taken for publicity rides by boxing promoter Don King.
Now just when boxing was establishing itself away from all the extreme publicity hype along comes rapper 50 Cent who's successfully applied for a boxing promoter's licence in New York and with applications pending with the fight commissions in Nevada and California.
50 Cent's got the licence to promote and organise boxing events under his passport name Curtis Jackson and his new company TMT (The Money Team) Promotions has listed ira first client as Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Mayweather is staying locked up at the Clark County Detention Center where he's serving time for domestic violence until his expected release from jail on Aug 3.
By then expect that 50 Cent will have all the hype fully activated when the boxer is free and able to continue his life as a professional fighter.
Jackson cum 50 Cent says boxing is all about the money.
As a business he's right on the money in saying that, but if boxing is to stay relevant as a sport in the modern era of cage brawlers the sweet science needs super talented stand-up fighters like Mayweather to perform in the ring with gloves and punches, and hopefully spare the public of all the rap trollop.
It would be lovely if 50 Cent could put a bond between Money Mayweather and Congressman Manny Pacquiao to have them do what they're good at and what the world wants now: To get into the ring and fight.

Saenchai vs. Singdam Lumpinee Stadium lightweight title on September 7th.

Saenchai vs. Singdam Lumpinee Stadium lightweight title  on September 7th.

Saenchai is likely to have to give away a few pounds in weight and will still start as a strong betting favourite.

 Singdam coming in at 133 to Saenchai’s 130 lbs. Having to fight under the weight of his opponent isn't something that bothers Saenchai whose small and powerful body is so superior.
Saenchai  and Singdam have met four times in recent years with Saenchai winning all of the last three fights. But  Singdam is being unbeatable in recent months.


Kriekrai Promotions, Lumpinee Stadium, September 7th

Singdam Kiatmoo9 vs Saenchai PKSaenchaimuaythai gym
Peneak Sitnumnoi  v. Sam A Kaiyanghadaogym
Damien Alamos v Aranchai Kiatpatarapan
Saketdao Petphayathai v Petchboonchu FA Group
Nong O Kaiyanghadaogym v Jomthong Chuwatana
Diesellek Udonmuang v F 16 Rajanon
Wanchalong Sitsonong vs Chokpreecha Kor Sakunsua
Wanchai Sor Kittichai v Sarawut Pikadpadang

Wednesday, August 22, 2012

Saiyok Pumpanmuang VS Jose Craig Thai Fight 17 August 2012



Saiyok Pumpanmuang VS Jose Craig Thai Fight 17 August 2012





Event: Thai Fight Extreme 2012
Date: 2012-08-17
Location: Leicester, England
Division: super welterweight (154 lbs, 69.9 kg)

Sunday, August 19, 2012

Muaythai Channel 7 Fight. On Sunday 5 August 2012 Channel 7 Stadium Start 01.45PM.


EventNameWeightResult
1Kritsana Erawan110WIN PTS
Kongkriangkrai Kor.Klomklew-
2Serlek Kiatjaroenchai102-
Harn Sor.SakarinWIN PTS
3Kataphet Sor.Suradej112WIN TKO R.1
Phetkarat Jitmuangnont-
4Singpayak Mor.Rajapatjombueng129-
Yokphet PhetkasemWIN PTS








Sudsakorn Sor Klinmee vs Issam Reghi Thai Fight 17 august 2012




Sudsakorn Sor Klinmee vs Issam Reghi Thai Fight 17 august 2012

Event: Thai Fight Extreme 2012
Date: 2012-08-17
Location: Leicester, England
Division: super welterweight (154 lbs, 69.9 kg)

Muaythai Channel 7 Fight. On Sunday 19 August 2012 Channel 7 Stadium Start 01.45PM.


Muaythai Channel 7 Fight.
On Sunday 19 August 2012
Channel 7 Stadium
Start 01.45PM.
EventNameWeightResult
1Anuwat Phayaklampong121WIN PTS
Chotchasarn Sor.Boonjan-
2Sontong Sor.Yingjaroenkarnchang117WIN TKO R.3
Sailab Jitmuangnont-
3Dokmainguern Por.Pongsawang116-
Kongkiat Tor.Pran49WIN PTS
4Satarnfah Eminentair122WIN PTS
Phichitchai Ror.Kilacorath-


Muaythai Channel 7 Fight. On Sunday 19 August 2012 Channel 7 Stadium Start 01.45PM. Result Table



Friday, August 17, 2012

Watch Thai Fight Live - Buakaw Por Pramuk vs Abdoul Toure 17/08/55









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Buakaw vs Abdoul Toure     17 August 2012 


Event: Thai Fight Extreme 2012
Date: 2012-08-17
Location: Leicester, England
Division: super welterweight (154 lbs, 69.9 kg)

Result - Buakaw defeated Abdoul Toure in  Round 2    << TKO (Right Body Knee)

Sunday, August 12, 2012

Muaythai Channel 7 Fight. On Sunday 12 August 2012 Channel 7 Stadium Start 01.45PM.

 
Muaythai Channel 7 Fight.
On Sunday 12 August 2012
Channel 7 Stadium
Start 01.45PM.
EventNameWeightResult
1Fahpayab Kwaytonggym128WIN TKO R.4
Teelek Chor.Tiangtum-
2Jaruadtong Sor.Sarinya106WIN PTS
Ngopayak Or.Bor.Tor.Nondiang-
3Mapralong Tawandiangkonkaen124WIN PTS
Starboy Siangsimewgym-
4Sianghirun Lookmbaanyai131-
Aphisit K.T.Gym134-

Result  on August 2012 Channel 7 Stadium 

Wednesday, August 1, 2012

Muaythai Channel 7 Fight. On Sunday 22 July 2012 Channel 7 Stadium


EventNameWeightResult
1Singtong Sor.Yingjaroenkarnchang116-
Wisanupon SitboonsekWIN PTS
2Jomhod Eminentair114WIN TKO R.2
Phankomlek Sitniwat-
3Addam Teded99117WIN TKO R.4
Thepthavichai Wor.Rungnirun-
4Jingreedtong Seatranferry134WIN PTS
Jaroensub Kiatchalermpop-

Watch Videos Online Muaythai Channel 7 Fight. On Sunday 22 July 2012 Channel 7 Stadium
Main event Jingreedtong Seatranferry vs Jaroensub Kiatchalermpop