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Mahahin starts practicing To redeem his favor and apologize to the fans

Written by Nathnapin O., Editor: Wissawa

Thursday, 11 September 2008

Mahahin-Thongchai Tor Silachai seriously started to practice at the boxing gym. He was so proud that Big Song gave a chance to fight in Bangkok. Although it will be a block in for a prosperous boxer, he wants to apologize to the fans for his fault. It’s expected that his opponent will be other prosperous boxer Kariang Tamil-Denmhoo Kao Soonkilahuaytom.

The former popular boxer who made a mistake then changed his mind, Thongchai Tor Silachai practiced for few days for the next fight at Rajadamnoen boxing stadium. It’s said that Big Song-Songchai Ratanasuban will allow his majestic boxer to prove his ability and redeem his favor back soon. Ongsonegchai’s staff said that Thongchai will fight against Denmhoo Kao Soonkilahuaytom, Rajadamnoen boxing stadium flyweight champion who is showing his hot ability now.

On the past Monday, Muaysiam magazine’s reporter called directly to Medprik Silachai, Thongchai’s leader. He said that Thongchai practiced for few days.He doesn’t have a plan to fight after fighting against Konglha Sor Srisompong.

“Now we are waiting for Big Song’s decision where Thongchai will fight. But I want him to fight at Bangkok again and want him to apologize to all fans for the wrong he did. I hope all boxing fans will accept his apology and give him a chance more one time. His physical fitness is firm. We are pleased though it will be a protest for a new star because we are old now. I promise to take care of Thongchai as well as I can.” Medprik said.

News: Muaysiam number 1821

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