Somluck Kamsing appears to have abandoned his well-publicized plan to pursue legal actions against two fighters who committed frauds by staging their fights.

Only a month after Somluck and his training camp partner Pongsit Wiengwiset publicly declared they would aggressively “eradicate” frauds from the muaythai industry, Somluck has reportedly compromised by offering to arrange a match on August 16 for one of the two alleged fighters.

The two fighters, Nilmongkon Kaennorasing and Kengkla Sor Kamsing, confessed after an interrogation by Pongsit in July that they had staged fights for money offers. Nilmongkon said he pretended to lose in a June 29 match at Channel Seven Stadium, while Kengkla said he did the same on his match at Channel Seven Stadium on July 6.

Taveesaklak Sor Taveesak beat Chalongsuk P.K.P.Rajanon in Suek Muaythai 7 see at Ch7 Stadium on August 17.
 
Elsewhere, Seri Wor Wiwatnanon knocked Phetmonkkon Chokwitthaya in 4th round, Rungsiri Vor Soontonnon knocked Pankorn Mor Phuwana in 3rd round, Dennue Kiatprapat knocked Amnuaydeth Teded 99 in 3rd round.
 
At Assawindam stadium, Saising Sor Sopit beat Rabiabrat Peanratana in the hightlight bout of Suek Assawindam
 
Elsewhere, Micle Siamnumberone knocked Phetdam Singlanbin in 4th round, Saokarnlasin Jitmuengnon lost to Phetsinin Raiaoynetnakorn, Narongsak Tor Anuntachai knocked Jaopraya Sor Sopit in 4th round.

Singdam Kiatmoo 9 used strong figure to beat Chalermdeth Sor Tawanrung in the main bout of Suek Jaomuaythai at Aomnoi Stadium on August 16.
 
Elsewhere, Fahmeechai F.A.Group lost to Daoprakai Nor Sriphueng, Sibmuen Lamthongkarnpat beat Jamaew Pumpanmuang, Fahsai Kiatmoo 9 lost to Decha Kiatpathpan.

Lirdphet Por Worasing pied Wanchalerm Sitzornong in the main bout of Suek Kiatpetch at Lumpinee Stadium on August 15.
 
Elsewhere, Pharuhasnoi Sor Kitrungroj lost to Aungkor Saenpalungchai, Doxmaingern Sitdoxmaifai beat Phetthanu Phetrajchapat, Kiattisak Wiriyafarm beat Trakoonkong Sor Kitrungroj, Krungpreenoi Wiriyafarm lost to Yimsiam Auddornmueng, Khonkanleg Sitporleg Disqualified in Round 5 in the fights with Rungravee Sasiprapagym, Yokburapa Kiatnongluang beat Mapralong Tawandangkhonkan.

Khem Sit Songpinong elbow to Singmanee Sor Srisompong's chin before won by TKO in 5th round in the main bout of Suek Jarumuang at Rajdamnern Stadium on August 14.
 
Elsewhere, Pinsiam Sor Amnuaysirichoke lost to Thong Loogmakharmwharn, Dendanai P.K.Sterio beat Gongpathalung Teedej 99, Sirimongkol P.K.Sterio lost to Komchadluk Rungwathana, Weego Sor Penprapa knocked Mongkolchai Gor Gawinchai in 3rd round, Pennueng Kiatshongchao knocked Khunpolnoi Kiatmonchai in 2nd round, Denchailek Gor Thitipongsakorn lost to Intreelhek Kiatmonchai.
 

With a series of successes of its several star fighters, the Sitnumnoi camp is quickly rising as one of the hottest muaythai training camp of 2008.

Its recent rise is comparable to that of Lukprabaht Traning Camp with award-winning fight Wuttidet Lukprabaht and Om Noi Stadium champion Rungruenglek Lukprabaht.

The star fighters of Sitnumnoi camp, under the leadership of Numnoi Muanghatyai, include Pen-ek Sitnumnoi, who already has twelve consecutive wins and will add one more if he is able to defeat Sam-a Tor Rattanakiet in the match on August 8.

Another star of the camp is the fighter formerly known as Amnuaydet Sipsamrien Resort, who has changed his name to Thongsuk Singpatong after joining Sitnumnoi and claiming the Poonsua champion title of Channel Seven network.

The third celebrated fighter is the rising Thongrun Sitnumnoi who recently shocked the spectators by beating the odds and defeating Petthaksin Sor Sammai with his aggressive moves in the last round.

Promoter Songchai Rattanasuban is planning to organize a Ratchadamnern event on August 28 with matches of Bowey Sor Udomsorn vs. Singthongnoi Por Telakul and Pettoe Sitchaopor vs. Petsa-nguan Sitniwat.

With his recent Onesongchai event successfully generating a million Baht, Songchai is quick to plan his next event at Ratchadamnern Stadium.

Asides from the star matches of the Bowey vs. Singthongnoi and Pettoe vs. Petsa-nguan, the August 28 event will also include the bout of Pet-ek Sitchaopor vs. Pettawee Sor Kittichai and the rematch of Rittichak Kaewsamrit vs. Detsuriya Sittiparsert.

In addition, the “Wonder Boy” Numtedsaban Sit Sor Tor Terdsak will fight Fahmongkol Bancharoensuk in a 500,000-Baht junior match that is highly anticipated by the fans.

Pakorn Sakyothin defeated opponent Kaimokdam Sit-O in the star match of the previous Onesongchai event. 

Lhekkra  Thnasuranakorn was smashing form beat Kaotaem Loogprabath on points in the main bout of Suek Daorungprabath at Rajdamnern Stadium on August 13.
 
Elsewhere, Phyakdej 96 Peenang beat Poljalok Or Jessada, Peredamlek Loogprabath lost to Gongsiam Tor Pitakchai, Wangpet Petchphuthong (Cambodia)  lost to Doremon Por Jandeang, Gumanthae Loogprabath lost to Petjing Pettakiean, Plaewfai Thnasuranakorn knocked Apiwath Soonkeerabarnnoan in 4th round, Petthanee Sor Samakkee beat Lheksen Sor Wongsawad.

Jomhoad Iminentair stamped his authority over Polkrid Nampratrahoimuk in the
main bout of Suek Yodwanpadej at Rajdamnern Stadium on August 11.
 
Elsewhere, Linglom Tor Chalermchai knocked Runganan Sit Nhumnoi in 5th round, Chanapet Sayangym lost to Jomrachan Gor Sapaothong, Sukkasem Kiatyongyuth knocked Yhokdam Kiatsorranant in 2nd round, Ritthichai Tor Chalermchai beat Loogassawin Wor Wiwathananont, Gazemnoi Sit Sor Jor Lhai lost by TKO to Pet Chaimuangnga in 2nd round, SakulpetSor Sakulban knocked Sirimongkol Sakhomsil
in 3rd round.

The decision on a WPMF match at Ratchadamnern Stadium on August 11 has raised doubts on judges’ neutrality.

Tawatchai Kaewsamrid was declared a winner by a 2-1 decision of three judges over the match against Thailand-based Danish Christian Sodprasert for the vacant World Professional Muaythai Federation (WMPF) middleweight title.

Tawatchai seemed to start the game with a physical disadvantage and less preparation, but he was able to use his higher skills to successfully strike kicks on Christian’s body and legs. In the mid game, however, Tawatchai became exhausted and was hit with several kicks from the Danish fighter. He then showed signs of losing out but survived the match by continuously grabbling Christian’s waist.

The spectators believed Christian would be declared the winner, as shown by the gamble biddings in the stadium. But two of the three Ratchadamnern judges gave Tawatchai a higher score, while the third judge gave Christian one point higher than the Thai fighter.