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Big Aod offer the way to solve problem for 2 boxing Associations PDF Print E-mail
Saturday, 18 August 2007
Big Aod offer the way to solve problem for 2 boxing Associations
   
Prof. Charoen Watanasin, committee of Law and Acts in Committee Thailand Olympic talk about the solving of 2 Muaythai associations.
  
“Big Aod or Gen. Yutthasak Sasiprapa, the chairman of Thailand Olympic planned the way to solve these problems and will offer to Dr. Suwit Yodmanee, Minister of Tourism and Sports, since I checked everything by carefully I think it can be success if everyone whom concern as the ministry, Sport Authority of Thailand and Muaythai Associations agree in ways”
  
“Because this proposal is not for one organization but this is for Thailand and Muaythai, Gen. Yutthasak offers to set ‘Specific Organization’ and invite Dr. Suwit to be the chairman and qualifies boxers for national team for SEA Games 24th”
  
“The Committees has to come from ‘middleman’ and 2 of muaythai organizations have to fight about the laws by themselves. However the committee will follow by the correct way by laws only”
  
“That mean, we still approve Muaythai Association which under authorized by Mr. Santipab Intharapat, the chairman of Muaythai Association, but for the Amateur Muaythai Association which under authorized by Dr. Sakchay Thubsuwan as the chairman, is now revoked by Administrative court. But if they want to request the petition, they got the rights to do”
  
However, Prof. Chareon also said “Now everyone has to think about the facing problem so we have to solve this problem as soon as possible, especially Muaythai because Muaythai problem is the problem of Thailand not for anyone else, and the committee doesn’t want to see the exit way like it happened in Philippines those solve the problem for Basketball team in Asian Games 25th by cancel the competition”
  
“We don’t want to solve the problem like this, but if we have to do, we will do it. If thai people don’t love Thailand and want to do like that, go ahead but now we have to manage in this way to solve the problem”
  
Source: Daily News, 14 August 2007
 
Muaythai may have a chance to Olympics PDF Print E-mail
Saturday, 05 May 2007

Muaythai may have a chance to Olympics

Dr. Sakchay Thubsuwan the chairman of Amateur Muaythai Association said after finish the meeting of International Sport Executive Organizations as Olympic International Committee (OIC) and General Association of International Sports Federations (GAISF) during 22- 27 April 2005.

“Mr. Hein Verbruggen, the president of GAISF and president of Martial Arts Committee announced to the meeting in Martial Arts which approved by GAISF and will consider to increase 3 sports in Olympic Games 2013 and will try to push at least 1 of martial Art to Olympic also.

Dr. Sakchay also said “Mr. Hein talked about the method to consideration; the sport to be selected must be populated, enjoyable and artistic, the important reason people enjoy watching also”

“Nowadays there are 4 of Martial art sports which are registered in Olympic are Amateur Boxing , Judo , Wrestling and Taekwondo, so in this path I think Muaythai has a big chance to go to Olympic because now IFMA which is the one member of Martial Arts Committee has members for 110 countries and hope to reach to 150 in this year”

Dr. Sakchay also talks about the preparing the competition of Martial Arts Games I in 2010 “Dr. Suwit Yodmanee, the ministry of tourism and sports agree that to present Thailand to be host for this competition and the Martial Art Games not only the sports but it’s also show the cultural of them in each sports”

“However, Admiral Surawuth Maharom now set the team to study of Thailand how ready for this game and if we got the result that we are ready, we will offer to Council of Ministers and ask for their permission”

Source: Thairath, 5 May 2007
 
1st EMC & WMF Amateur Muaythai European Championship PDF Print E-mail
Written by MAJ   
Monday, 25 October 2004
1st EMC & WMF AMATEUR MUAYTHAI EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP
     
The World Muaythai Federation (WMF), which is currently the only international amateur Muaythai body, has authorized the Czech Muaythai Federation, the legitimate WMF member since this year’s 7 April, when the president of CMF Sir Marek Attila Janecek became the only WMF representative in the Czech Republic, to organize the 1st EMC & WMF Amateur Muaythai European Championship.
          
     
The 1st EMC & WMF Amateur Muaythai European Championships will take a place in the BC Sparta Praha hall from 17 to 24 October 2004.
     
To participate in the competition were invited 19 European countries, namely the Czech Republic, Great Britain, Germany, Italy, Slovenia, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Turkey, Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine, Croatia, Russia, Cyprus, Romania, Slovakia, Netherlands and as a guest also Israel.
      
For the EMC European Champion title will participating fighters compete in 14 male and 10 female weigh categories. The fights will be run under the WMF and AMAT Muaythai rules and within the competition will be held training and examination of referees, who will after the successfully passed exams gain the international referee qualification.
          
      
Next to the distinguished representatives of the European Muay Thai Confederation (EMC) will attend the Championships as well the VIP guests from Thailand, including the WMF Vice-President and the AMAT President, Senator Santiphap Intraraphartn, and the WMF General Secretary, Colonel Nopporn Sutthent, who will make a speech at both opening and closing solemn ceremonies.
    
We believe that organizing of the Amateur Muaythai European Championships, where the elite European amateur Muaythai fighters will be presented to the general public, will not only contribute to the growth of the popularization of this sport in our country as well as abroad, but also become the next step on the way to achieve the recognition of the Muaythai sport as the Olympic sport.
 
WMF authorized by the Thai Ministry of Tourism and Sports PDF Print E-mail
Written by MAJ   
Tuesday, 11 May 2004

WMF authorized by the Thai Ministry of Tourism and Sports

The Thai Mister of Tourism and Sports, H.E. Mr. Sontaya Kunplome, certified by His letter of the 6 of May 2004 that the Ministry of Tourism and Sports authorized the World Muaythai Federation (WMF), which committees were elected in ChiangMai on the 7 of April 2004.

The abovementioned document confirms at the same time that WMF is supported by the Royal Thai Government.
 
Unification of IAMTF and IFMA created WMF PDF Print E-mail
Written by MAJ   
Friday, 10 October 2003

Unification of IAMTF and IFMA created WMF
   
The 8th of October 2003 will be written in the history of Muaythai as the historical date, when the head representatives of IFMA met in Bangkok with the executives of IAMTF to work out the final details of the contract unifying these two bodies in one amateur organization named the World Muaythai Federation (WMF).

 

With the assistance of the AMAT president Senator Santiphap Intaraphartn and in the presence of other high representatives of the Thai political and sports scene signed the IAMTF president, General Chaisit Shinawatra, and the IFMA president; Dr. Sakchye Tapsuwan, the unification documents and their handshake demonstrated entering into the agreement. For the completion of any uncompleted activities of both parties was given the deadline by the end of the year 2003.

As the great significance of this unification is considered the fact that the existence of the newly established WMF, the single international amateur Muaythai organization, will contribute to the next move of this sport towards the Olympic games.
 
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