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| Saturday, 27 October 2007 | |
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"Nong Toom" Parinya Keitbutsaba, a famous professional muaythai boxer and owner story of Thai film "Beautiful Boxer" 2003, had fight in Netherland with female local no name boxer. But may be she so worry with her beautiful face and body from surgent. That's why she lose so easy. Anyway full of color on stage from her as usually. "To lose is ok, but never can touch my make up" She NOT said like that "She too much focus only hit my face" this is nong toom said actually. Picture: Sanook.com |
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