At  10am of October 4 at the conference room in Hua Chiew Chalerm Phrakiart University, Bangplee District in Samut Prakan, the press conference on Suek Rub Bua World Muay Thai was held, with Samut Prakan Governor Anuwat Metheeviboonvuth, as the administrative chairman, presiding.

Interesting bouts include the match of Pongsaklek Kratingdang Gym, former WBC 112-pound champion who will return to revive his fortune after he lost his title in Japan in July. He will take a warm-up match against Filipino Ray Maygreenno, while  Wan-eng Kratingdang Gym will defend his WBC strawweight title against Arman de la Cruz from the Philippines in the junior division on October 24 at a makeshift ring inside the temple of the Bangplee Yai Klang, Bangplee District, Samut Prakan. Channel 7 will broadcast the event live from 2.30pm to 5.30pm.

Additionally, Chatchai Kratingdang Gym will take on Marvin Tampos from the Philippines, Medngern Kratingdang Gym meets Dennarong Bigshot Camp and Fahpetchnoi Kratingdang Gym takes on Dech Kiatpaiboon.

Meanwhile, at mid-day on the same day, the press conference on Suek M-150 One Songchai Pichit Loke took place at the 13 Coins Restaurant, with Ayutthaya’s deputy governor Napermsak Seethongsurapana presiding.

Main bouts include Saddam 3K Battery, Asian Boxing Council lightweight (135 pound) champion, will defend his title against Kiatchai Singwangcha, former PABA 140-pound champion, on October 23 at a makeshift ring  at Takian Temple, Bangpahan District, Ayutthaya. Channel 3 will televise the event live between 3pm and 5pm.

In addition, Winyou Paradorn Gym, the WBC 102-pound female champion, will take on Tukta Sor Rattana, the female amateur boxing champion, in a warm-up bout, while Puengluang Sor Singyoo, the WBC junior champion, will also go up against Moriko Rolonte from the Philippines in a warm-up match, Pichitchoke Singmanassak confronts Chanasuek Carry Boy and Nong Paet Kor Sak Lumphun challenges Nong Naen Dechrat.

Source: Daily News, 5 October 2007