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Pakorn misjudged by referee (Muaythai result 18 September 2008) PDF Print E-mail
The News - Thailand Profi
Written by naleerat   
Friday, 19 September 2008

Pakorn Sakyothin lost to Chatchainoi Gardenview by points with the misjudged by the referee under the scream from the boxing fans during the main bout of the Songchai Day at Rajdumnoen stadium on September 18, 2008.

Elsewhere, Mairiew Dethrat lost to Quba Sor Plernjit, Palungpon Piriyanopchai lost to Payaknoi Wor Wiwatnanon, Duan Sor Plernjit beat Namchok Looksrakaew, Cortai Sor Narongchai lost to Phetsiam Jitmuengnon, Dung Sor Plernjit beat Siangtiannoi Sor Sompong, Banlungthong Sor Saengthong lost to Saengdaoleg Sor Kittichai.

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Kokiet plans match of Sod vs. Nishioka PDF Print E-mail
The News - Box
Written by Varut, Mr.Sroi, Editor: Wissawa   
Thursday, 18 September 2008

Promoter Kokiet Panichayarom says he plans to send Sod Poon-insee Gym to fight WBC “interim” super bantamweight champion Toshiaki Nishioka.

Nishioka has just defeated Naphapol Kiatisakchokchai, another boxer of Kokiet’s, on Monday and claimed the WBC title.

The World Boxing Organization has recently demoted Sod Poon-insee Gym, known internationally as Sod Looknongyangtoy, from the first to the fifth in the WBO ranking, probably as a penalty of Kokiet’s refusal to have Sod fight with WBO champion Joan Manuel. Kokiet believed the pay offered by Manuel’s promoter was too low.

The Thai promoter has turned his attention to the WBC titles, but Naphapol’s recent defeat was a setback for him.

Sod is scheduled to defend his Asia Pacific WBO title against challenger Donriel Marcos of the Philippines on Friday September 26 in Chomporn. The match will be broadcasted by Channel Seven network starting at 3.00 p.m.  

 
Sirimongkol set to take job as Ricky Hatton's training partner in Manchester PDF Print E-mail
The News - Europe Profi
Written by Varut, Mr.Sroi, Editor: Wissawa   
Thursday, 18 September 2008

Sirimongkol Singwangcha is planning to take a job in Manchester, England, as a training partner for local favorite Ricky Hatton on the invitation of trainer Charles Adkinson.

IBO super lightweight champion Hatton is preparing for the fight with American IBF champion Paulie Malignaggi on November 22 in Las Vegas.

Adkinson, a former trainer of Sirimongkol and several other Thai boxers including former WBC flyweight champion Sot Chitalada, has offered the boxer a handsome compensation, free housing, and possibly a match in the U.K. in return for his help in the training of Hatton. The Thai boxer may also take a part-time job as a mentor in a local boxing gym.

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Guzman cancelled fight with Campbell due to failure to make weight PDF Print E-mail
The News - Europe Profi
Written by Vaurt, Editor: Wissawa   
Thursday, 18 September 2008

Joan Guzman has unexpectedly pulled out of the much anticipated fight with lightweight champion Nate Campbell due to his failure to make weight.

On Friday September 12, Guzman’s weight was found to be over the weight class limit by three and half pounds but he did not cancel the fight scheduled the next day. The Dominican boxer told his opponent Nate Campbell who visited him at the hospital hours before the scheduled match that he would show up at the ring.

Promoter Don King realized the Guzman would not show up just at the last moment and decided to call off the match at 6.00 p.m. causing some confusion to the fans, while the frustrated Campbell lashed out on Guzman and claimed the Dominican was not really sick, but feared that his perfect winning record would be tarnished by a loss to Campbell.

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Naphapol defeated by Nishioka PDF Print E-mail
The News - Box
Written by Varut, Mr.sroi, Editor: Wissawa   
Thursday, 18 September 2008

Naphapol Kiatisakchokchai has been defeated by Toshiaki Nishioka in the WBC super bantamweight “interim” champion title match on September 15 at Yokohama, Japan.

The southpaw Nishioka made an aggressive move on Naphapol immediately when the first round started, but the Thai boxer kept his guards up and was able to block the one-two punches. At the end of the round, Naphapol tried to hit the Nishioka’s body with his right hook, but the Japanese did not stop pressuring him with the double strikes.

In the second round, each boxer continued to take turns to hit each others, but Nishioka diverted his attacks to Naphapol’s body. Despite some heavy hitting, the two seemed to be on an equal footing.

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Pacquiao to fight for 3 match before quitting boxing to enter political arena PDF Print E-mail
The News - Box
Written by Nathnapin O., Editor: Wissawa   
Thursday, 18 September 2008

Filipino doughty boxer Manny Pacquiao, WBC lightweight title champion, announces that he will fight for only three matches before quitting fighting. He intends to enter political arena again though he is unsuccessful in the past selection.

 
Phetsiri top form at Rajdamnern (Muaythai result 17 September 2008) PDF Print E-mail
The News - Thailand Profi
Written by naleerat   
Thursday, 18 September 2008

Phetsiri Por Siripong used power punches to beat Legkla Thanasuranakorn in the main bout of Suek Kiatsingnoi at Rajdamnern Stadium on September 17, 2008.

Elsewhere, Lamnamkhong Teded 99 knocked Yodsaen Jor Nopparat in 4th round, Pomphet Sitboonme beat Yodnarong Sityodthong, Superbank Or Kwanmueng beat Decha Kiatphatpan, Singsuriya Alloisrinakorn beat Mondam Sor Weerapon, Phetsurat Sakchaichot beat Jaopraya Payakarun, Komphetleg Lookprabath beat Takiableg Kiatsingnoi.

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Yodbuangarm Victory (Muaythai result 16 September 2008) PDF Print E-mail
The News - Thailand Profi
Written by naleerat   
Wednesday, 17 September 2008

Yodbuangarm Lookbaanyai beat Pansak Loog Bor Kor in the main bout of Suek Prianan at Lumpinee Stadium on September 16, 2008.

Elsewhere, Duangsompong Kor Sapaothong beat Tuanthong Sor Pumpanmuang, Norasing Lookbaanyai beat Apideth Sor Sommay, Nakamura Or Piriyapinyo lost to Wanmario Kaewsamrit, Ramon Loogmakhamwan disqualified in 5th round in the fight with Kaichon Saengsawangpanpla, Thanuthong Looknonghan lost to Jaoartid Khonmaibawvi, Phetchuenchom Sor Thayang lost to Phetmongkon Phettakian.

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Rattanachai defeated by Domingo, Usanakorn wins with KO PDF Print E-mail
The News - Box
Written by Varut, Mr.sroi, Editor: Wissawa   
Tuesday, 16 September 2008

WBO Oriental bantamweight Michael Domingo has successfully defended his title against Ratanachai Singwangcha in a match in Cebu, the Philippines.

The event “Tawan Duead Thai Pata Philippines Suek M Ruoyhasip Talom Banlangloke” (Boiling Sun, Thailand vs. Philippines, Battle of M-150 to Crush the World’s Throne), held on September 14 at Cebu Coliseum in Cebu, the Philippines, hosted several matches including Filipino World Boxing Organization champion Domingo vs. Thai contender Ratanachai, who is a former WBO bantamweight champion.

The bout began slowly as the two boxers did not make an aggressive move in the first round. In the second round, Ratanachai was about to launch a right jab into Domingo’s torso when the Filipino turned to strike a left hook into the Thai in the right side of his chest. Ratanachai seemed to suffer some pain and the crowds roared.

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Wuttidet vs Petbunchoo to say goodbye to the director of Lumpinee Boxing Stadium PDF Print E-mail
The News - Muaythai
Written by Nathnapin O. Editor:Wissawa   
Tuesday, 16 September 2008

Ke-Wuttidet Lookprabat always improves his ability. Now he becomes the boxer whose knees are the most dangerous.  Kingthong Lookprabat said that for the next fight, his son-in-law will meet against Petbunchoo F.A. Group in the match that will be held to say goodbye to Big Lhaem- Maj. Gen. Theera Kraipanon, the director of Lumpinee Boxing Stadium on September 30, 2008.

After losing by an unanimous decision to Saenchai Sor Kinstar, the effective boxer of three associations – Wuttidet Lookprabat showed  his high ability to knee and defeat Nong  O Sit Or and caused Nong O to be counted to ten in the fourth round. After the match, all fans gathered to admire him. But the person who admired him more than anyone was his father-in-law-Kingthong Lookprabat, who accepted that this fight caused him to worry very much.

“It’s difficult to punch on Nong O, moreover, he is bigger and has got big legs. Fortunately, Wuttidet could grab the golden opportunity. After the fourth round, it’s difficult to win him. In the next time, it’s said that Sia Nao will schedule him to fight against Petbunchoo on Petyindee match for saying goodbye to the director of Lumpinee Boxing Stadium on September 30, 2008. But we don’t’ discuss about the weight at all, however, it shouldn’t be less than 122 lbs. Ke can’t lose his weight too much. But it’

 
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