Phetassawin Zeezarnferry won by points against Nongbee Kiatyongyut in a close fight in the main bout of Suek Jarumuang at Rajdamnern stadium on Oct 16, while Kompayak Beemdesign won the Muay Thai title in the super-flyweight after beating Smingprai Kaitpontip on points.

Elsewhere, Dendanai P.K.Sterio beat Saenchai Jirakriengkri, Daosming Ingrandgym lost to Sakaophet Sor Srisompong, Kittisak Sor Poonsawat beat Meechok Sor Pojnee, Rungthong Ingramgym lost to Pennueng Kiatchongkhao, Pinngern Sor Chaiwat lost to Inzeeleg Kiatmonchai.

Denkaosan Kratingdaenggym will fight Dennis Juntillano for the PABA light flyweight title on October 17.

Denkaosan is also scheduled to challenge WBA flyweight Takefumi Sakata of Japan in December in a mandatory fight, according to promoter Naris Singwangcha. The Thai is currently third in the WBA ranking.

The promoter said the October 17 fight would prepare Denkaosan well for the rematch with Sakata and the Thai boxer must produce a good performance in order to build up confidence for the rematch.

The bout will be held at a makeshift stadium in Rattanakosin Sompot Lad Krabang School in Bangkok and will be broadcasted by the Channel Seven network starting at 3.00 p.m.

Famed promoter Don King has offered 1,575 million Baht to lure British former heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis out of retirement to box in a rematch with Vitali Klitschko of Ukraine.

The Ukrainian just reclaimed his WBC heavyweight title on Saturday after a four-year absence when he defeated Samuel Peter of Nigeria in a match in Berlin. Peter refused to come out from the corner in the ninth round.

Lewis has retired from professional boxing in February 2004. His last bout was in June 2003 when he beat Klitschoko by a technical knockout. The bout was ended in the sixth round when Klitschoko was wounded above his left eye despite his control of the game and leading scores.

Lamthong Tor Pornchai beat Nongwag Phetrajchapat with unexpected in the main bout of Suek Palangnum at Rajdamnern stadium on Oct 15.

Elsewhere, Nampon Sitmonchai (K.T.Gym) lost to Sanphet Sor Anucha, Rakchiangmai Kiatbussaba knocked Karuephet Por Piboonchai in 3rd round, Phetdam Chor Cowyouhaizusu knocked Zor Loogromklao in 4th round, Korakot Sor Kor Sungigym disqualified in 4th round in the fight with Yutthajak Kiatpakdee, Chatchai Singtungkai lost to Phet Sor Plernjit, Yodmongkon Sitmonchai knocked Rungroj Galagxi in 3rd round.

The following questions for the “Fan Pantae Keela Muay” (Pure-Breed Fans of Boxing Sport) talk show on FM99 and column in Khao Sod newspaper are from Sunthorn Surabanjerdporn from Ladkrabang, Bangkok.

Q: In my opinion, the brothers Rattanapol and Rattanachai Sor Worapin should quit boxing.

A: You would make an aggressive fighter type of boxer to dare to make such judgment. It is true the performances of the brothers have deteriorated recently, but if you spend some time pondering about the situation, perhaps you would change your mind after realizing that the boxers have to trade their sweat and blood for the earnings to feed their wives and children. Boxing is a legitimate career after all.

Ukrainian boxer Vitali Klitschko has made a successful comeback from a four-year absence as he defeated Samuel Peter of Nigeria in a WBC match in Berlin on Saturday.

Klitschko, 37, reclaimed the WBC heavyweight title from the fight with Peter who resigned in the eighth round. The Ukrainian has captured the same title in 2004 but vacated it a year later due to his chronic illness, allowing the “interim” champion Peter to be elevated to succeed him.

In the bout against Peter, the Ukrainian boxer was able to utilize his longer reach and put the Nigerian in troubles with his heavy right punches. After getting beat badly in the eighth round, Peter refused come out for the ninth round, relinquishing his WBC title to the Ukrainian challenger.

Rungphet Wor Sungprapai lost to Nongbeer Chokngarmwong in the main bout of Suek Petchsupaparn at Lumpinee stadium on Oct 14.

Elsewhere, Kongsak Sitboonmee lost to Phetsiri Por Siripong, Ngokun Sitcruwat beat Kritthongkam Tor Surachat, Wanchaileg Kiatphukam beat Sirisak Chokngarmwong, Yodngern Tor Chalermchai knocked Pompuen Kiatchongkhao in 2nd round, Phonluang Sitboonme beat Mungkornyok Sompoprungrueng, Tileg Kiatchongkhao beat Phetmai Kiatnaday.

Nong Ao Sit Or draw Singthongnoi Por Telakun in the hightlight bout of Suek Sor Sommai at Rajdamnern stadium on Oct 13.

Elsewhere, Dungkung Sor Jitpatthana lost to Watcharaleg Or Kwanmueng, Tuanthong Pumpanmuang beat Orono Or Kwanmueng, Superbank Or Kwanmueng beat Tongsak Jarernkasem, Fahmongkon Kor Chaipayom beat Yodrachan Or Kiatbanpot, Ritthitewada Sitthikun lost to Jaruenzap Sitpalungnum, Kongtawan Kiatnirut beat Daoaungkan Baroirezer.

The hightlight bout of CH7 fights on Oct 12, Saenghiran Loogbanyai defense the CH 7 Stadium’s champions of featherweight after beating Santipap Sitauaubon on points.

Elsewhere, 9th Poon Sua Tournament Ninwiset Kannorasing beat Tianpansa Premruthaigym, Konsangngarn Kiatchuchat beat Pankorn Mor Phuwana, Palungchok P.K.P.Rachanon knocked Taveesakleg Chengzimaiwgym in 4th round.

Yodtuantong Weeramanokun shown an impressive performance by beating Dethbanjong Fairtext comfortably in the main bout of Suek Jaomuaythai at Aomnoi Stadium on Oct 11.

Elsewhere, Anuchit Loogthamsue beat Thailandleg Por Pradermchai, Aungkor Saenpalungchai lost to Komkrit Sitjawai, Marklag Sitaitisukto beat Chalermzap Kor Romsrithong.