Doodee to fight Duan Pornsawan at Samut Sakorn on August 30

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Doodee to fight Duan Pornsawan at Samut Sakorn on August 30

Written by Varut, Editor: Wissawa

Friday, 29 August 2008

Promoter Noi Bangpong is planning to organize a muaythai event at Samutsakorn on August 30 featuring a match of Doodee U.S. Kor Ratchada vs. Duan Pornsawan Sor Buraphajarn among others.

Noi, who has recently split up from the famed Onesongchai team, is making a debut of his independent promoter career with the “Suek Daorung Kor Ratchada to Fight Harms of Drug Abuse” event at the Romsrithong Stadium in Samut Sakorn at 7.oo p.m. on Saturday August 30.

The star matches of the event will be the fight of Doodee U.S. Kor Ratchada vs. Duan Pornsawan Sor Buraphajarn, Chatpet Kiettaworn vs. Saenkon Mor Petchaiyapoom, and Tiankao Tor Saengtiannoi vs. Sinchai Sit-anothai.

The event will feature a female muaythai match of Yuriko Kaewsamrit vs. Dangprueng Sitkringkrai.

Also listed in the event schedules are the matches of Norasing Sitjakung vs. Kaokrajang Sor Plenchit, Sornnarai Sor Anchalee vs. Fasang Por Panmongkon, Namtaothong Sor Kor Sungaigym vs. Plakat Chokepraneefarm, Chaosamut Sitjaekwan vs. Pinthong Lukdonklang, Ratchaburi Sor Anchalee vs. Songkom Saksripueng, Chalee Or Bor Tor Lampong vs. Petthanapol Sor Sawaigym, Attapon Sitpadaeng vs.Teedet Wor Wicharn, Pakbueng Lukkaokwang vs. Kieaosod Sitkruphak, Harnsueklek Ja-idchai vs. Petklongtoei Kaosiphongpeenang, Wansongkran Nakornchokechai vs. Saensap Mor Petchaiyapoom, Petsayam Kor Kaewket vs. Sirichai Kietkriengsak, and Kittisaklek Kiettaworn vs. Kongsak Chokepraneefarm.

The event is sponsored by Prayoon Nanla and his wife Thanaporn, as well as many other local influential figures.

News: Siamsport

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