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Worapoj confirms Thai team goes Olympic without Juan Fontanial PDF Print E-mail
Written by Pat B., Editor: Nathalee   
Wednesday, 21 May 2008

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Worapoj Petchkoom, Thai amateur boxer, confirms Thai team will be successful in Olympic Games 2008 without Juan Fontanial, Cuba Coach. Thai team has been practicing for the Olympic Games 2008 in Beijing, China in August. Juan Fontanial was called back to his country, people are afraid that Thai team might lose a chance to win in this Olympic Games.

Worapoj, Olympic 2004 Silver medal holder, confirms all the practicing schedule is the same schedule that Juan Fontanial has planned for the team.
        
“I don’t think it’s different, we still practice in the same schedule, and nothing has changed. We are professional enough to train on the schedule” Worapoj said.

 
THAILAND Grabbed King's Cup PDF Print E-mail
Written by Pat B., Editor: Nathalee   
Monday, 14 April 2008

30th Amateur Boxing King’s cup was held on April 9th at The Mall, Ngamwongwan. Weerasak Kowsurat, ministry of travel and sport minister, was the competition chairperson. Thailand fought for 5 matches in 5 classes as follows:

Light Flyweight class: Amnat Ruenrueng, bronze medal world championship holder, fought against Kaew Pongprayoon, B-team national athlete. Kaew surrendered in the 2nd round. Amnat won with score 2-1.

Flyweight class: Somjit Jongjorhor, gold medal world championship holder, got the golden medal from Zou Shiming from China who got hurt and couldn’t fight.

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Thai boxer beat Asian Games silver medalist PDF Print E-mail
Tuesday, 29 January 2008
Thailand’s Vorapot Phetkhum defeated South Korean Han Soon Choon to book his birth in the quarter-final of the Olympic qualification first leg in Thai capital.
Worapot defeated Asian Games silver medalist 22-7 to set a quarter-final round against Uzbekistan boxer who defeated Silankan fighter.
Even he was not in his best form yet but Worapot said the victory boosts him confident to grab the place for Olympic final in Beijing.
“I am now 85 percent confident to have my place for Beijing. I just left 15 percent for any accident,” he said.
However, General Thaweep Chantaroj, warned his three Thai boxers to fight carefully and make sure to book their places for the upcoming Olympic.
 
Thai boxer does well in Olympic qualification PDF Print E-mail
Monday, 28 January 2008

 

Manas Boonjamnong of Thailand kicked off his programme for the place in Olympic final well beating Jordanian by points.

Manas's jabs and easily footworks were enough to handed Thai fighter a victory over boxer from Jordan. He will next meet boxer from Terkministan.

He said he was quiet fit and confident to have his place in Beijing

The other two Thai boxers Worapot Phetkhum and Angkarn Chompoopuang will see Uzbekistan and Iranian boxers.
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Thai boxer withdrew from Olympic qualification PDF Print E-mail
Friday, 25 January 2008

Thailand withdrawn one of its boxer from the Olympic qualification leg one helds in Bangkok.

The chairman of the Amateur Boxing Associaiton of Thailand, General Thaweep Chantaroj, said he had removed Suriya Prasarthinpimai from the first leg of Olympic qualification.

He said Suriya was not fit enough for this tournament.

Thaweep said he would consider replaced Suriya by Angkarn Chompoopeung if Angkarn can make his weight down to 75 kilogrammes.

“The Olympic qualification is tough tournament, if no one fits, it is difficult to win,” Thaweep said.

The association will reward 50,000 baht for Thai boxers who can reached final round which automatically qualify for Beijing Game.
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