Muay Thai al Thai Fight 2010

It quite hot in Thailand,but don't hear about it in here.
Search ThaiFight in youtube.

Sityodtong's Kru Toy interviewed after two month developing the Muay Thai of UFC athlete Rafael dos Anjos and the athletes of Gordo Jiu-Jitsu/Evolve MMA. Kru Toy is the first Thai Kru to teach in Rio de Janeiro and was very much appreciated by the athletes in Rio de Janerio.

Listen - http://www.connectionrio.com/Connection_Rio_Podcast_D5O7.html

Thai Fighting Reality Show

“Thai-Fight” is, as you may have guessed from the title, all about Thai-style brawlers and their quest for the title. Call it a southeast Asian TUF if you will, but the format will be slightly different.

The 16-men tournament are competing for a grand prize 2 million baht (something around $62,000 US) and the title of Thai-Fight Champion.

The full cast:
Anuwat Kaewsamrit,
Saenchai Sor Kingstar,
Buakaw Por Pramuk,
Yodsanklai Fairtex,
Apidet Sithiran,
Dieselnoi Chor Thanasukarn,
Samart Payakarun,
Kongthoranee Payakarun,  Read more »»

Just wondering anyone knows Seanchai's accurate fight record and titles held/holds.

ZAZA SOR AREE...
THE FIRST MUAYING STAR...FOR ETERNITY !

John Wayne Parr,for the third time,is fighting Yodsanklai in Melbourne,Australia in July 2010.
Jwp just tore apart up and comer Eli Madigan on evolution in dec 2009 and just took the WKN world middleweight title yesterday.

http://www.headkicklegend.com/2010/2/15/1312070/yodsaenklai-loses-in-huge-muay#c...

Yodsaenklai Loses in Huge Muay Thai Upset

[i]In a massive upset, Yodsaenklai Fairetex, one of the top Muay Thai fighters in the world and the #6 ranked fighter in the HKL rankings was defeated on Saturday by the unranked Vuyisile Colossa. The fight took place in Guinea as part of Boxe-Thai Guinea.  Read more »»

heheee!I'm not kidding!He is not fighting Tong Po this time...

Check this out http://www.bangkokpost.com/breakingnews/164917/

Anybody recognise these 5 fighters who fought in China earlier tonight?
I only recognise Nareupon and Kaoklai.
There is a namelist in Chinese:

中国功夫VS泰拳对战名单：

60KG斐泰克(泰国) Vs徐吉福(中国)

65KG舍受蓬(泰国) Vs董文飞(中国)

70KG纳如蓬(泰国) Vs刘层层(中国)

75KG蓝桑坤(泰国) Vs张开印(中国)

80KG考克莱(泰国) Vs边茂富(中国)

So far I can see this is only offer as PPV, anyone know where is it held?

http://www.slamm.nl/V6/

Slamm 6
November 29
Holland Vs Thailand

Khalid Bourdif vs Yodsaenklai Fairtex
Mosab "the Jaguar" Amrani vs Bovy Sor Udomson
Mo Khamal vs Anuwat Kaewsamrit
Warren Stevelmans vs Saiyok Pumphangmuang
Rachid Belani vs Anthony Kane
Brian Douwes vs Ismael Londt
Mohammed Charkaoui vs Delon Carrilho
Jemyma Betrian vs Adi Rotem
Dennis Schneidmiller vs Shemsi Beqiri
Germaine de Randamie vs TBA
Kuku Victor vs Danial Shariffi

The 1st Asian Martial Arts Games 2009 are taking place in Bangkok, after months of delays. 44 nations sent 892 athletes to compete in 9 sports: Karate, Taekwondo, Muaythai, Kickboxing, Jujitsu, Judo, Kurash, Wushu & Kungfu, Pencak Silat.

The mascot of the Games is Hanuman: a white–creamy super monkey considered as the God of the ape which has every kind of fighting skill with strong determination of great success. Being the Mighty Ape, “Hanuman” often shares in the traditional flower festival as a gesture of warm welcome and inspires friendship and unity for all the Asian peoples.

As expected, Thailand snatched most of the gold medals in the muay thai competition. For more results and info  Read more »»

Found this on www.mymuaythai.com, if I'm not wrong they are fighting for the thailand title of fighter of the year. One of the selection round... Needless to say they are top ranking fighters in Lumpinee.

Nong-o-sit (RED) recently won again Kaew Fairtex and Singdam (BLUE) recently won again Orono and Petchboonchu. I think Petchboonchu is the current Lumpinee champion for featherweight. Enjoy the fight.  Read more »»

Found this on the web... Think you guys might or might not be interested. Seems like Yodsaenklai is fighting Levin again, the previous time Levin was KO by Yodsaenklai during the 2nd round by an uppercut if I'm not wrong.

The fight cards are almost out, with several of the big names including Buakaw vs JWP (Think JWP might lose again, this is his 2nd or 3rd time fighting Buakaw.)

and the most anticipated fight Tyrone Spong vs Nathan "Carnage" Corbett. Both fighting at 90kg, Tyrone vs Corbett will be the best in the WEST vs the best in the EAST.  Read more »»

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]

Hey there

Just dropping a note to let y'all know that some snippets have been posted on RazorTV covering muay thai. It covers the recent competition and a muay thai gabfest between the host with Cheryl Miles and Maia Lee.

It can be found here: http://www.razor.tv/site/servlet/segment/main/sports/13646.html  Read more »»

Issue 3 of Nak Muay Magazine is now available.

Click here to download for FREE!

Issue 3 of Nak Muay Magazine contains:

Nak Muay Magazine News
Mind Games
Gym Training Track
Dida Diafat - Chok Dee
Running for Thai Boxers - pt 2
Vinny Shoreman - The Muay Thai Motivator
Bad Company Show
Muay Musing
Ram Muay, To Ram or Not to Ram?
The SCIENCE of Eight Limbs
Gymless: Hardcore Exercise
Training in Thailand  Read more »»

HE has been called Singapore's Jackie Chan.

Mr Lim, who's trained in qigong, muay thai boxing and karate, shows how he blocked the blows from the two attackers. -- TNP Pictures: MOHD ISHAK
He is trained in qigong, muay thai boxing, karate, and taekwon-do, and has performed stunts, including on screen.

And he claims he would have been beaten to death recently, had he not known how to use martial arts to defend himself.

Mr Lim Pian Hwa, 48, a businessman, said that on the evening of 23 Jun, he left his car on Sungei Road and went to get a watch repaired.  Read more »»

NEWS FROM THAILAND

WMC, IFMA and MuayThai Institute have closed a deal to join in a partnership with Thai Global Network (TGN) to show Muaythai events weekly to an estimated viewership of 350 million people worldwide in 170 countries. This is another important milestone in Muaythai, as this partners TGN with all 118 member countries who will have the chance to show their highlight events on a weekly basis to every corner of the globe. The events will be aired prime time in Asia every Tuesday night from 20:15 p.m. – 22:15 p.m (Thai time). Stay tuned for events from all 5 continents and let the world see the beauty and excitement of Muaythai.

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Ok, so every Tuesday night, there are fights at the MTI at 21:15 Singapore time. UPDATE: Wednesday too!
The administrator at MTI has forwarded me the following link http://truemusic2.truelife.com/home/player/player_livetv.php?guid=20. From what gaijinu (thanks, btw) has managed to figure out:  Read more »»

found out from nopstar's blog that this event is coming up soon on 30 nov. thought you guys might wanna know.