Indonesian Manger offers Thai champion big amount to defend PABA minimumweight title.

Promoter Niwat Laosuwanwat said it is time for PABA minimum weight champion Kwanthai Chor Na Pattalung will defend his title in January.He said Kwanthai would have to defend his title with PABA first ranked from Indonesia.

Niwat said Indonesia’s manager offers 5,000 dollars for Kwanthai to go to defend his title in Surabaya, Indonesia.

Thai promoter said he would changed more tough boxers for Thai fighters before challenging WBO and WBA titles early next year.

Promoter Kokiert Panichayarom said he would changed from Indonesian boxers to stronger Filipino boxers for Somsak Singchatchawal, WBA  super bantamweight first ranked and Pramuansak Kokiert Gym, WBO flyweight second ranked.

Thai boxing association will held the big fights to honour His Majesty King Bhumibol.

The Professional Boxing Association of Thailand will held the boxing big fights to celebrate His Majesty King’s 80th anniversary on Tuesday 4 December in temporarily bout in central Bangkok.

Reigning WBC Latino bantamweight champion Jorge Arce retains his title easily beating Thai challenger in first round.

Arce, spent only 48 seconds to stop Med-Ngern Kratingdang Gym, a challenger from Thailand in first round.

***Lumpini boxing stadium will held big boxing matches to celebrate the 51st anniversary on Friday 7th December.

***Big promoter Virat Vachirarattanawong has let his beloved son, Nattadej, to held about ten boxing matches with the budget of more than two million baht (60,000 dollars) but the entrance fee cost only 200 baht (6 dollars). 

***The stadium will reward and honour boxing camps and people involved in boxing on the same day.

***But the reward over best boxing camp of the year is criticized fiercely until the chairman Theera needs to set up new committee to consider and let fans to be part of the selection. 

***People wonders why one of the five finalist called “Look Pra Bhat” is the camp under Rajadamneoun stadium but it was selected to award under Lumpini stadium.

Thai promoter Kokiert Panichayaromn of Kokiert Group said he would supported more Thai female boxers to fight.

He said he has informed to boxing camps across the country to sent Muaythai female boxers in which he will added the boxing matches, at least two or three matches during the month world fighting.

Kokiert said the fee should start from 6,000 baht ( 170 dollars)

He said he has already organized boxing amateur for female boxers with Eddy Chuwong Toomkit, a manager of Samson Sor Siriporn, but for Muaythai female boxer, he is coordinating with Sawek Pinsinchai.

Eagle Kyowa or Eagle Den, a Thai-born boxer, under the support of Japanese promoter was considering new challenging title.

Den, who left Thailand after losing to his fellow, Oleydong Kratingdang Gym, by points, said he would consider challenging WBA Minimum Weight champion Japanese Yutaka Niida or re-match with Oleydong for WBC title.

The former champion said he was disappointed with the results as he believed he could earned more points.

He said he was looking forward for re-match with Oleydong but if Niida agrees to fight with him, he will be appreciated to fight against Niida.

Four Muaythai boxers performed well in France, beating all four French fighers.

Phetake Sor Suwanpakdi beat Marek Fauveau by points in 61 category while Narupol Fairtex win technical knock out over Wilfred Montagne in round two.

Kongpipob Phetyindee won over Jaeed Kamel easily when referee stopped the fight only in first round.

Thai promoter of new WBC Strawweight champion was considering the next defending fight.

Piyarat Vachirarattanawong, a manager of Oleydong Kratingdaeng Gym, said he had received many offers, mostly from Japanese promoters who want to sent their boxers to challenge Oleydong title.

He said he will consider the offers carefully wheather it worths to defend the title outside Thailand.

Piyarat said he himself wants Oleydong to defend his first title here in Thailand for learning experience but if the offers are interesting, he would have sent the champion to fight in Japan next year.

Jorge “El Travieso” Arce of Mexico will defend his WBC Latino bantamweight title with Thailand’s Med-Ngern Kratingdaeng Gym.

Arce, former WBC Junior Flyweight, WBO Light Flyweight and Interim WBC Flyweight champion will defend his title with Thai opponent Med-Ngern Kratingdaeng Gym.

The bout will be part of Furia Latina fight which will be held on 1 December in Albuquerque in United States.