After traveling back from watching WBC 112-pound flyweight title defense fight which the belt holder, Naito Daisuke beat his compatriot, Daiki Kameda last October 11, “Sia Nao”, Mr. Virat Vajiratanawongse revealed that the rematch negotiation between Daisuke and “Jao-Korn” has been successful and Daisuke will definitely come to Thailand for the rematch around the beginning of next year. Hiruyuki Miyata has already sent confirm document and there is high possibility to move the fight schedule up from beginning of February to be the end of January 2008.

“Go-Hong”, Pong Thawornwatbutr, a former beloved trainer of Khaosai Galaxy, accepted a new duty as “Special Trainer” for “Wae Hama” or Denkaosan Kratingdaeng Gym during the boxer’s one-month intensive course and he also guarantee that his student is physically ready with no weight pro.

“Nong Aim” Sathida Pinsinchai, is ready for her new role as the world youngest boxing promoter. Started with organizing boxing event of three couple of famous Thai female boxers on Sunday, October 28, broadcast lived at 12.30 hrs by Modern 9 channel (Thailand time).

After that she prepared to hold an event for “Nong Toom” Parinya Kietbussaba to fight with a foreign female boxer on November 25 this year. In addition, she opens application for female boxers at 42 kg-division to apply for a Knockout Marathon boxing event competing for hundred thousand Baht prize on December 2.

After going through 100-round warm up training, “Wae Hama” or Denkaosan Kratingdaeng Gym is confident that his new born daughter will bring him luck in his WBA flyweight title fight with Takefumi Sakata in Japan this November 4. “Go-Hong” his skillful trainer admitted that his student is on inferior side. However, Denkaosan still have a chance to win if he follows the set plan which requires brain more than strength. It’s hard to have a knockout but wining on score is still a high chance.

Canadian Champion Steve Moliter defeated Thai challenger, Fashang Por Thawatchai, defending his IBF junior featherweight in Canada.

Fashang almost knocked Moliter down in the seventh round but the champion came back strong in the eighth and regained the control of the action later and wining unanimous on points.

The Canadian Kid has improved his record to 25-0 while Thai challenger slipped to 58-9-1 record.

Thai education minister Varakorn Samakoses will banned all schools across the country for training students aged under 15 years old for professional boxing.

Varakorn said according to the Child Watch Project's survey found that almost 1,000 children aged under 18 years old in the country's northeast provinces were involving in boxing matches for living. The youngest age found was seven years old with weight of 24 kilogrammes while girls were also more involve in boxing training as the fight will cost between 50-600 baht (1.43 dollars to 17.14 dollars)

Thai education minister Varakorn Samakoses will banned all schools across the country for training students aged under 15 years old for professional boxing.

Varakorn said according to the Child Watch Project's survey found that almost 1,000 children aged under 18 years old in the country's northeast provinces were involving in boxing matches for living. The youngest age found was seven years old with weight of 24 kilogrammes while girls were also more involve in boxing training as the fight will cost between 50-600 baht (1.43 dollars to 17.14 dollars).

Fahsang Por Thawatchai and his team has already left Bangkok for Canada with confident to defeat the host boxer Steve Molitor and take IBF Junior Featherweight World Champion belt to Thailand. Jimmy, Ekarat Chaichotchoung, the manager, revealed that Fahsang is fully prepared for 24-hour long flight and a freezing 10 degree temperature.

Moreover, the team leader, “O Tue” has told Fahsang to fight at his very best and is confident that his boxer’s strength is ready to beat the opponent. Three juries are from the United States while referee from the host country is prohibited.

“Sia Ko” Korkiert Panichchayarom opens his new 5 female professional boxers aiming for the world champion. Their first fight will be included in male world boxing event on October 23 at a makeshift ring in front of Patumthani’s old city hall. The female fighters who should be kept an eye on are “Patomsook Patomphotong” and “Lookpla Sitpetyoo” who have extensive experience in Thai kickboxing as well as international boxing. “Sia-Ko” is planning to place them in 108-pound division the same as Samson-Ying Sor.Siriporn, a famous female WBC world champion.