Promotor Marek Attila Janecek, Czech Republic, always keep words to Samson if she need any holiday trip and flight in Europe, Just call him. Samson! you have his number!

WBC light flyweight Samson Sor Siriporn says she is begging Chuwong Tumkit to “release her free” and is ready to accept offer from a new promoter.

Samson told the journalists at the Sports Authority of Thailand on September 29, after applying for welfare of the boxing fund, that she wanted a security in life and legal protection as she did not feel “happy” under the wing of famed promoter Chuwong “Eddie” Tumkit.

“I feel I am on the disadvantages in all aspects, especially the money matters, because whatever I am doing, the promoter will always get more share, making me feel uncomfortable. He also orders me on what to say to the media,” said the female WBC champion.

WBC light flyweight Samson Sor Siriporn is rescheduled to defend her title against Kim Hae-min in early December.

The Thai champion was earlier planned to fight Korean Kim on October 7 in Thailand but the title match was cancelled, said Samson’s promoter, Chuwong “Eddie” Tumkit.

Chuwong said the World Boxing Council (WBC) has approved the rescheduled match which will be held on some time between December 1 and December 10 this year depending on the arrangement with the broadcaster.

For the world boxing to pay the great respect for the King  and the 2008 narrowboat competition  in M-150 dethrone the world throne, Female boxing, O-Ae Lookkaerai won by knocked out over Daoprasuk Sor Sai-ngoeng in the first round. Lilly Ratchprachagym also won by knocked out over Yhingpetch Singlanbin in the first round.

Tickets of the fight of Oscar De La Hoya and Manny Pacquiao have been sold out in just hours after the release.

The so-called mega fight will be held at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas on December 6. Despite the large capacity of the stadium that can hold 16,000 spectators, the tickets for the matches were sold out, except for a small number of seats, in just hours after its release on September 24, making it the second highest ticket sales of any boxing bout.

Golden Boy Promotions CEO Richard Schaefer estimated that the total sales value of the tickets would total about 17 million US Dollars (578 million Baht) as the De La Hoya vs. Pacquiao match is one of the most anticipated boxing fights of the modern time.