Hualampong N&P Boxinggym definitely beat Taveesak Singclongsi on points in the main bout of Suek Bangrajan at rajdamnern stadium on August 27.

Elsewhere, Nuengjakkrawan Sor Suwannee beat Komson Phetphothong, Sornsueknoi P.K.Sterio knocked Paithong Muengsima in 2nd round, Tingli Sor Armad beat Phetsiam N&P Boxinggym, Kengkla Por Paoin beat Nuengsiam Duenaaimukdaharn, Jakchainoi Por Paoin beat Pheteak Sor Piromthong, Gazemnoi Sor Tawanrung lost to Santipong Sit Zornong.

Underdog, Natthapon Por Puenruamsang beat Kongsak Sitboonme on point in Suek Petchsuphaphan at lumpinee stadium on August 26.

Elsewhere, Kungwanleg Phetyindee knocked Komphet Fairtext in 3rd round, Ngokun Sitcruwat lost to Phetsiri Por Siripong, Wanchaileg Kiatphukam beat Phetmahachon Payapkampan, Anuwatleg Tor Taksin beat Khunponjiw Sor Sawanyani, Yodngern Tor Chalermchai knocked Laksila Sevenfarm in 5th round, Phetdam Sor Danchai lost to Chanachai Sor Pornsak.

Somjit Jongjohor of Thailand has won a gold medal as he defeated Cuba’s Andris Laffita Hernandez in the Beijing Games flyweight final.

The flyweight final match was held at the Workers’ Stadium in Beijing on Saturday August 23. Somjit, who was assigned to the blue corner, seemed to be cheerful and confident as he waved to the spectators before entering the ring.

In the first round, Somjit received his first point when he hit Laffita with right hook on his torso, causing the Cuban boxer to slip to the ground. Two more right punches of the Thai seemed to hit Laffita, although only one of which resulted in a point. The first round ended with Somjit leading the score with 2-0 points.

In the second round, the confident Somjit again hit Laffita’s torso with his right hook. Soon the fourth point followed with a right cross to the Cuban’s face. He then received two more points from a right punch in the mid round and a left cross before the round ended. Somjit was leading the fight with 6-0 points.

Defending light welterweight champion Manus Boonjumnong lost to Diaz Felix of the Dominican Republic in the final bout of the Beijing Games, dashing the hope to become the first Thai athlete to win two Olympic gold medals.

Athens Games gold medalist Manus, 28, faced Felix, 25, in the light welterweight final at the Workers’ Stadium in Beijing on Saturday August 23.

Manus, who was assigned to the red corner, started the game with his guards up as he waited to counter Diaz’s attacks. Manus received the first point but the aggressive Dominican caught up quickly. Diaz was able to hit the Thai boxer for the second time before the round ended. The score was 2-1 with Diaz leading.

In the second round, Manus was focusing on hitting the body of Diaz but could only get pass the tight defense once in the mid round. The two boxers were tied with 2-2 points.

Denmoo 9 Soonkeelarhuaytom beat Pornmonkkon Sakhiranchai in the main bout of Suek Jaomuangchon at rajdamnern stadium on August 25.

Elsewhere, Singpayak Sit Sor Wor Tui knocked Charnchai Kiatthaworn in 2nd round, Yodmonkkon Muengsima lost to Wanmainoi Dethrat, Nonthachai Soonkilarhuaytom knocked Worawut Muengsima in 4th round, Sirimonkkon Muengsima lost to Torsak Sitniwat, Satorpa Dethrat beat Lekphet Sor Kor Sungigym, Phetthongthai Phethuaytaptan lost to Ninja Soonkelarthahai.

Ritthidetch Wor Wanthavee over whelm Singdam Sitnayokanan by scores in the main bout of Suek muaythai 7 see on August 24.

Elsewhere, Komkrit Sit Jawai lost to Thanachart Sor Sommai, Kochor Jayuthkongsueb lost to Jaded Sevenfarm, Puenyai Payapkampan lost to Sithisak Chengsimewgym.

Dechbanjong Fairtex used strong figure overwhelm Supperbon Lookjaomaesaivaree in 19th Muay Isuzu of Suek Jaomuaythai on August 23.

Elsewhere, Thomas Sor Chaijaroen beat Naka Kaewsamrit, Nakamura Aor Piripinyo (JPN) lost to Wanmario Kaewsamrit, Macgyver Sit Pranom beat Kings Tor Sanchai, Farchakat Vor Vivathananon beat Setlek Wangmuenhadao, Wangpet Petpyathai beat Paithong Por Ruampiboon.

Flyweight boxer Somjit Jongjohor of Thailand has defeated Vincenzo Picardi of Italy with 7-1 points in the Beijing Games semifinal, paving his way to the final against Cuba’s Andris Laffita Hernandez on August 23.

The two boxers were already familiar with each others before the Olympic event as veteran Somjit beat Picardi in the world championship flyweight semifinal in Chicago with 13-2 points.

In the first round of the Beijing Games semifinal, Picardi started an aggressive game with flurries of punches but Somjit was able to counter his strikes and hit back the Italian on his torso and face, leading the fight with scores of 2-1 at the end of the round.

Athens Games gold medalist Manus Boonjumnong beats Cuba’s Roniel Iglesias Sotolongo in the light welterweight semifinal of the Beijing Games with 10-5 points, earning himself a chance to claim the second Olympic gold medal if he is able to defeat Diaz Felix of the Dominican Republic on August 23.

In the semifinal bout of Manus and Iglesias on August 22, the Cuban made an aggressive move and scored the first point with a right punch on Manus’s face. The Thai fighter remained calm and played defensively until he found his chances to successfully hit the Cuban fighter with a right hook and a right cross, both landing on Iglesias’s face. The first round ended with the Thai boxer leading the scoring by 2-1 points.

Flyweight boxer Somjit Jongjohor of Thailand is confident he would be able to win the Beijing Games semifinal against Italy’s Vincenzo Picardi who he had defeated earlier at the world championship.

Thai boxer Somjit Jongjohor has beat Anvar Yunusov of Tajikistan in the Beijing Games quarterfinal on August 20. Somjit said his coaches had accurately predicted that Yunusov would divert from his usual style and fight more defensively than his earlier two matches against the Thai fighter.

Somjit said he decided to make an aggressive move when the fight was stalled in the first round but became more comfortable and confident after he received the first point. The Thai boxer won by an 8-1 score, earning himself a spot in the semifinal against Vincenzo Picardi of Italy.