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Thursday, 20 December 2007

Prawet Victory Gym or Singwangcha of Thailand arrived Frankfurt cancern of freezing weather obstruck the weight control.

Attaporn Tangnusart, Prawet's manager, said he was soon seeking the sauna for Prawet after his weight was up one kilogramme even though he was on weight control since he left Thailand.

He said the weather was so cold with minus two decree which make the weight increased but however he still confident that Prawet could make a suprise and historic victory for Thai fans.

Prawet will fight against Nicaracua's Jose Alfaro for vacant WBA Lightweight.

 
 
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