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Dreams with Muay Thai By Songchai Rattanasuban
The News - Thailand Profi
Tuesday, 11 September 2007

Column by Songchai Rattanasuban for Kom Chad Luk newspaper

       

I visited Deputy Tourism and Sports Minister Dr Nat Indrapana and consulted with him about the construction for the World Muay Thai Monument. It’s unbelievable that apart from an agreement he has reached, he also suggested me that I submit the Government the project in time before the Government’s working term will soon expire.

 

 

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New Thai female WBC Championship
The News - Boxing
Thursday, 06 September 2007
The WBC Women's Championship at Phak Hai Sub-district, Phak Hai District, Ayutthaya on August 31 was the interim atomweight fight between Winyou Paradorn Gym from Thailand and Japanese Momo Koseiki.
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Kru Tui green light Yodsanan move to Petchyindee
The News - Thailand Profi
Wednesday, 05 September 2007

Kru Tui green light Yodsanan move to Petchyindee

      

According to talk of the town recently about Yodsanan moves from OneSongchai Boxing Promotion to Petchyindee or Diamond Boxing Promotion to be new of his promoter.

     

      

Kru Tui, the Big master of  Yodsanan and Sithyodthong international gym comes with his personal lawer had discuss with Promoter Wirat and Piyarat Wachiraratanawong to allow Yodsanan to fight under Petchyindee Promotion.

     

Kru Tui confirms that Yodsanan has completely RIGHTS to fight on 21 September under Diamond Boxing Promotion and his latest fight was on 5th December 2006 and 8th March 2007 by Muaythai.

       

Mr. Piyarat Wachiraratanawong, also said “We are ready to push Yodsanan back to be World Champion again and we already contacted Mr. Edward Takaraja the international coordinator of Dr. Jose Suliman that we would like to push Yodsanan to be the champion of WBC.”

      

“However, we will let Yodsanan to warm-up for 2-3 fights to make sure that his physical condition is strong enough before go to WBC world challenge.”

      

      

The next fight of Yodsanan by Diamond Boxing Promotion on 21st September  is a very big news in Boxing Society in Thailand both of his boxing’s fans and Thai journalists to watch how OneSongchai will do next for this case  !!

     

Source: matichon.co.th  
 
Buakaw Por. Pramuk trains hard to get the 3rd champion K-1 World Max
The News - Kickboxing
Wednesday, 05 September 2007

Buakaw Por. Pramuk trains hard to get the 3rd champion K-1 World Max

     

Buakaw, the champion of K-1 Max of 2004, 2006 train hard and show to Japanese journalists and his boxing fans how good of his physical condition for his next fight on K-1 Max in 3rd October.

    

Buakaw Por. Pramuk will fight against Masato, The Japanese kick-boxing superstar in K-1 World Max Quarter Final.

Date: 3rd October 2007
Place: Nippon Budokan, Tokyo, Japan

     

Ticket for K-1 world Max 2007

     

Fighters from let to right (top):

Albert Kraus (Holland)

Buakaw Por. Pramuk (Thai)

Masato (Japan)

Yoshihiro Sato (Japan)

 

Below: from left to right (bottom)

Artur Kyshenko (Ukraine)

Andy Souwer (Holland)

Mike Zambidis (Greece)

       

         One of his Japanese fan visits him at Por Pramuk Gym, Chacheangsao, Province in Thailand to watch Buakaw’s training with closely and show her K-1 World Max Ticket to watching Buakaw fighting in the Quarter Final.

Source: k-1.co.jp + Muaysiam Today, 4 September 2007

 
What is Muay Boran?
The News - Muayboran
Written by Marek Attila   
Wednesday, 05 September 2007

What is Muay Boran?

What a fantastic answer!!! I would just like to add to this Muay Boran does indeed translate to the ancient style of Muay Thai. However it also encapsulates krabi kabong, muay plum, etc. It was used in the old day when Siam (Thailand) was in conflict with its neighbouring countries. It is the way of the warrior.
    
Also bujiboy is right with respect to the different catagories that Muay Boran fell into. For Example, Muay Thasao, Muay Korat, Muay Lobburee and Muay Chaiya. Muay mean boxing and the last word is a province in Thailand, therefore Muay Chaiya is boxing from Chaiya. It is often a misconception that these are seperate martial arts and I have even seen answers claiming that Muay Chaiya is better than Muay Boran, which is obsurb as Muay Chaiya is Muay Boran. Chaiya is just the province it is from. The different provinces will have techniques that they specialise in. For Example, some might be good at clinch work, kicking, etc. However the under pinning art is Muay Boran.
     
Muay Boran is not an art that you will see or hear a lot about due to the popularity of Muay Thai, which is a shame. There are few people who know Muay Boran and even fewer who teach it. The reason for this is because Muay Thai is the ring sport and a lot of Muay Boran techniques are forbidden due to safety reason. Muay Boran is quickly been forgotten about due to this reason and the few people who know about it are doing their best to keep it alive.

Source: mastersken.com

 
Thai boxers muscle in on Macau security market
The News - Other World Profi
Wednesday, 05 September 2007
A Macau firm will hire 5,000 Thais to work as security guards in hotels--and bouncers in entertainment venues--in the southern Chinese gambling centre, Thailand's Minister of Labour, Somsak Thepsuthin said Wednesday.
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Aman Jitti Gym, a teen talent with 100 per cent spirit
The News - Thailand Profi
Tuesday, 04 September 2007
Aman Jitti Gym, 14, from Leicester, England, made her debut attempt in Muay Thai at 9. She trained in her family’s gym, with her father Mark and mother Maxim Balai owning the gym called “Assaxim”.
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Winyu the second WBC Thai female champion
The News - Boxing
Tuesday, 04 September 2007
Winyu the second WBC Thai female champion
    
Winyu Paradorn Gym be second female world champion since 31 August 2007 after taking points victory over Momo Koseki (Japan) in Ayutthaya.
    
      
In the vacant WBC Atomweight (102 lbs.) championship, 24-year-old Winyu looked too excited and was constantly attacked by the aggressive Japanese in the early rounds.
    
However, the Thai used her footwork to step aside and punched well to the body.
    
Winyu won by scores of 96:94 96:94 and 96:95 which put her record at 4-1
     
      
Twenty-five year-old Koseki lost for the first time after three wins.
    
The Phitsanulok-born boxer is the second woman champion in Thailand after Samson Sor Siriporn took the WBC light-flyweight crown earlier this year.
    
“I was not at my best, especially my physical fitness” said Winyu.
“I have to strengthen my shoulder and to control my weight is also a big problem for this fight.”
    
Winyu added that she was too nervous at the beginning.
    
“To face the attack-minded boxer like Koseki is the most suitable for me,” She said.
     
The next match will be in Japan where she has to defend her belt within 90 days by the rules of WBC Championship.
    
“I do not know if I have to box this woman again,” said the newly crowned champion.
“Anyway, I am sure that I will be in better shape when the fight comes. To fight abroad is no problem for me.”
      
     
       
Winyu Paradorn Gym
Real Name: Jirawadee Meesuk
Hieght: 160 cm.
Weight: 102 lbs.
Date of Birth: 28 August 1983
Age: 24
Stance: Orthodox
Hometown: Phitsanulok Province, Thailand
Graduation: 3rd year of Institute of Physical Education Sukhothai
     
Achievement :
- Bronze Medal of Female Amateur Boxing, Queen’s cup 2005
- Gold Medal of Female Amateur Boxing of Thailand 2006 (Nan Province)
- The winner of Prince’s cup in ‘Wai Kru’ 2004 at Sport Authority of Thailand
     
Source: Bangkok Post, 1 September 2007
 
Sirimonkol haven't got K-1 Khan Purse yet
The News - Kickboxing
Tuesday, 04 September 2007

Sirimonkol haven't got K-1 Khan Purse yet

   

Sirimongkol Singwangcha, the winner of K-1 Khan still waiting for his purse 250,000 Baht since 21 July 2007 from Mr. Park Hyun Yong or thai nickname ‘Tawan’  the Korean coordinator and interpreter of Sirimongkol’s Team in Korea.

      

    

‘Pa Fai’ the manager of Sirimongkol said: “We know Mr. Park since Sirimongkol fought K-1 first time in Korea and we don’t have any problem because last time promoter transfer money to bank account but it took for long time for more 2 weeks.”

      

“In this 2nd time, Mr. Park said he will come to Thailand on 8 Aug. and will give us cash then, We thinks he is one of Korea’s Team so we trust in him. He told me that he will arrive Thailand on 7 Aug. in the afternoon but then he called to me and said the flight delay to arrive 23.00 hr. and after that he turn off his mobile phone and can not be reached until today.”      

     

“We already report to Korean Promoter for what happened with us and they promise will help us to clear this problem as soon as possible.”

     

However Sirimongkol’s Manager said if they still don’t get this purse, they can not allow Sirimongkol to fight in Korea in October anymore and if Mr. Park still not appears, they will report to the police immediately.     

     

Source: Muaysiam Today, 29 August 2007

 
Yodsanan confirms to fight on 21 September
The News - Thailand Profi
Tuesday, 04 September 2007
Yodsanan confirms to fight on 21 September
    
Yodsanan 3K Battery now starts to train in Sithyodthong International Camp at Pattaya, Chonburi.
   
      
Yodsanan, former of WBA champion of Super Featherweight now change to fight with ‘Petch Yindee Boxing Promotion’ by Promoter Wirat Wachiraratanawong.
    
Yodsanan said “Now I’m back to train in Sithyodthong camp, I didn’t train anything serious so far because I haven’t had the schedule to fight. My latest fight was in Muaythai with ‘Bovi Sor Udomsorn’ since 8 March 2007 and my latest boxing fight was 5 December 2006”
    
“Even I haven’t had schedule to fight I still keep training and don’t know when I will have a chance to fight again but I never give up.”
    
“For the fight on 21 September, I will train hard to be strong as the same and I confident that my physical condition will be back good 80-90% within 1 month. Promoter Wirat said “I’m really glad to have a chance to work with Yodsanan but I’m admired his fighting for long time and I plan to push him to challenge in World champion 140 lbs. but now we have to give him a time to warm up for a while.”
    
Yodsanan 3K Battery
     
Real Name: Mr. Teera Pongwan
Date of Birth: 22 August 1974
Age: 33 Years Old
Achievement: Former WBA Super Featherweight
Fight Record: total 54 – won 50(KO39) Lost 3 (KO2) Drawn 1
Gym: Sithyodthong International Camp
    
Source: Muaysiam Today, 29 August 2007
 
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