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Thai boxing in foreigner promoter eyes: |
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The News -
Europe Profi
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Friday, 16 November 2007 |
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Veteran promoter who also the president of the European Muaythai Confederation and the founder of website knockout.eu speaks about his views over Muaythai. Sir Marek Attila Janecek von Dudas, a Czech promoter, who has earned more than 15 years expereinces in organising and promoting Muaythai in Europe said he would love to see Muaythai retunrs to its motherland, Thailand, the country where originate of this art. |
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Amateur Muaythai supports ten boxers for Seagames |
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The News -
Amateurs
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Thursday, 15 November 2007 |
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 Amateur Muaythai Association will go ahead supporting ten boxers saying the assocaition has legal right to support them.
Santipab Intarapat, the chairman of the Amateur Muaythai Association of Thailand (AMAT), said ten boxers from the Amateur Boxing Association of Thailand (ABAT), must be registered under his Amateur Muaythai Association if they want to go to Seagames because his association has legal right in supporting boxers for the events. |
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WBC to consider setting up the first boxing school in Thailand |
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The News -
Boxing
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Thursday, 15 November 2007 |
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 Mexican World Boxing Council (WBC) President said he would consider to set up the WBC first boxing school in Thailand for trainners.
Jose Sulaiman, the WBC president, said his organisation is considering of setting up the WBC school for trainners in Thailand. |
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Thai feamle boxers to train hard for Seagame's dreams |
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The News -
Boxing
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Wednesday, 14 November 2007 |
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 Thai female boxers needed more strength to grab gold medals.
General Thaweep Chantaroj, the chairman of the Amateur Boxing Association of Thailand, said he was not satisified and felt concern of the female boxing situation which even though they will know more tactics but they still have problems over their strength. |
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Thailand to held seminar on wheather children should be train and box |
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The News -
Thailand Profi
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Wednesday, 14 November 2007 |
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 Thailand's sport authorities to held the seminar to seek the solution about the future of the Thai kids in training and boxing.
Pemphol Phuthornjai, the director of boxing committee, said he will definately join the seminar on next Tuesday to discuss problems about boxing among children. |
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Boxers, camp owners to run for Thai general election |
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The News -
Thailand Profi
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Tuesday, 13 November 2007 |
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 Since the former chairman of the Amateur Boxing Association of Thailand, General Chetta Tanajaro, announced himself for politics, at least two more boxers and two boxing camp owners decided to run for the upcoming election.
Kaosai Galaxy, a historical boxer for Thailand’s boxing history, decide to run for election in his hometown Phetchaboon for Puea Pan Din (or motherland) Party. Bronze medalist from Olympic Atlanta, Wichai Rachanond also decide to put his gloves off from his training job and became politician running in Bangkok for Puea Pan Din Party. |
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"Thai Olympic stole my boxers?", Thai amateur boxing says |
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The News -
Boxing
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Tuesday, 13 November 2007 |
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 The fight between two boxing association are still under heat since the claims over their names of the associations until the boxers!
It is less than a month before the 24th Seagames starts in Thailand’s northeastern province of Nakhon Ratchasima but the two boxing associations – the Amateur Muaythai Association of Thailand and Muaythai Association – still seeking their new confrontation. |
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Famous Thai boxing Gym's son enganged by 100 milions Baths gift |
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The News -
Gossip
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Tuesday, 13 November 2007 |
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A Son of famouse Thai boxing camp, Fairtex, got engaged with Thai super star. Prem Bussarakamwong, a son of Fairtex Boxing Gym owner, which have several training camps including Japan and United State led the dowry parade to engage a Thai super star, Amita Maria Young, aka Tata Young. |
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Thailand-native boxer confidents to knock out his fellow Thai boxer |
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The News -
Boxing
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Written by Thanaporn, Editor: Nathalee
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Sunday, 11 November 2007 |
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Petchyindee Boxing Promotion annouces that the big match between Thai-born Eagle Kyowa or Eagle Den Joonlaphan and Thai fellow Oleydong Kratingdaeng Gym has been supports by Thai army cheif Anupong Paochinda.
Piyarat Watchiraratanawong of Petchyindee said he has been informed that Eagle Den was training hard for the fight with Oleydong on 29 November at the temporary bount in Thailand's 11th infantry unit in Bangkok. |
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Former Thai Army Chief and Thai amateur boxing association turns to politics |
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The News -
Thailand Profi
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Saturday, 10 November 2007 |
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 General Chetta Tanajaro, former Thai army chief and the chairman of Thai amateur boxing association, announced himself as the leader and a candidate of new political party.
Chetta, who was an army chief during 1996-1998, and became politician after his retirement for dissolved Thai Rak Thai Party, was selected as the leader of Ruem Jai Thai Chart Pattana party, a new party set up for upcoming election late this year.
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