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Pramuansak prepares to challenge Montiel

Written by Varut, Mr.sroi, Editor: Wissawa

Thursday, 04 September 2008

Pramuansak Kokiet Gym will fight in a match on September 5 at Udon Thani, while his manager is preparing to have him challenge WBO champion and old-time rival Fernando Montiel of Mexico.

Promoter Kokiet Panichayarom said he is confident that the 38-year-old Pramuansak Kokiet Gym, who is also referred to by his real name Pramuansak Posuwan, will perform great in the match due to the intense training and discipline.

The promoter said he will have the boxer challenge a world champion, who will most likely be WBO super flyweight Montiel.

Pramuansak’s upcoming match is part of the “Ban Chiang World Heritage” festival at Ban Chiang District in Udon Thani on September 5-7. In addition to the star match of Pramuansak vs. Montiel, the event will feature numerous other boxing matches including that of OPBF bantamweight champion Wethya Sakmuangklang (Wethya Singwangcha) of Thailand vs. challenger Jun Talape of the Philippines, Prawet Singwangcha vs. Filipino Juan Diaz, and Decho Kokiet Gym vs. Sunthornpet Dokprado Gym.

The matches will be broadcasted via Channel Five network from 3.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m. on Friday September 5.

A female boxing tournament will also be held at the festival which will include Namfon Sor Talengsak vs. Ninpaya Noicarcenter, Buranakarn Sor Chantasit vs. Chumkosai Sitpuyaichamlong, Petnongyao Singwatcharachai vs. Hongyok Paruei RCA, Kallaya Poesuwan Gym vs. Dangpruek Sitkriengkrai, Rungnarin Sor Worapin vs. Yanee Rongrienkeela-ubon, Namfon Por Muangpet vs. Susa Sor Arn, Tapaotong Sitbankru vs. Beauty Sitpajuk, Sairung Sit Kor Ponnuengkaokaohok vs. Pet-uma JBAC Gym.

The 15 matches of the Udon Thani event are co-organized by promoter Kokiet Panichayarom and training camp owner Narit Singwangcha.

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