Famous Thai boxers are approved as Wusu competitors of Thai national team to battle in Asian Games at Guagnzhou. These include Wuthidech Lukphrabaht, Yodtuanthong Weeramanokul, Lakhin Sakjawee, and Nueng Jakrawan Aor Srisomboon. Police Lieutenant General Cherdsak Chaleawsin is preparing to train them in Suphanburi in order to increase their strength before fighting in China.

Regarding to the movement of Wusu competitors selection in male fighting type preparing to fight in 16th Asian Games in Guangzhou, China during 12-27 Nov 2010, recently, Wusu Association of Thailand has selected Wusu competitors in male fighting type for the first time in order to attend 16th Asian Games. Mr.Nattawutsak Pinwiset, the director of the Office of Tourism and Sports Authority, Suphanburi, was the leader, Mr.Blue Ditsayabud as a consultant of Wusu Association, police lieutenant colonel Cherdsak Chaleawsin as a Thai trainer, Mr.Jieng Wei as a Chinese trainer, and Mr.Rachan Chaleaosin as a referee for selection at Silapaarcha building, institute of physical education, Suphanburi, on 1 Aug.

Santipab Intarapat brought receipts as a proof that he did not cheat sportsmen’s allowance. However, he was complained because sportsmen and coaches misunderstood. The withdrawal has been delayed due to document work. The association made an appointment to pay remaining money on 15 June. He felt hurt because the association has to pay them in advance in some tournaments but they complain when they do not receive money on time. Director Sakol Kantaphong, SAT’s representative, explained that every association has problems. He suggested a guideline of monthly separated withdrawal.

At 09.30 a.m., room 304, parliament 2 building, Mr.Worawut Rojanapanich, president of senate commissioner, assigned secretariat of the senate Jaran Juengyingrungruengkul, president of sub-commissioner of sports welfare and privilege to investigate on Mr.Santipab Intarapat, president of Muaythai Association in the case that sportsmen and coaches complained about not receiving allowance on due date.

Santipab Intarapat brought receipts as a proof that he did not cheat sportsmen’s allowance. However, he was complained because sportsmen and coaches misunderstood. The withdrawal has been delayed due to document work. The association made an appointment to pay remaining money on 15 June. He felt hurt because the association has to pay them in advance in some tournaments but they complain when they do not receive money on time. Director Sakol Kantaphong, SAT’s representative, explained that every association has problems. He suggested a guideline of monthly separated withdrawal.

At 09.30 a.m., room 304, parliament 2 building, Mr.Worawut Rojanapanich, president of senate commissioner, assigned secretariat of the senate Jaran Juengyingrungruengkul, president of sub-commissioner of sports welfare and privilege to investigate on Mr.Santipab Intarapat, president of Muaythai Association in the case that sportsmen and coaches complained about not receiving allowance on due date.

Lawsuit was turned over! Santipab Intarapat lost in the lawsuit. Administrative court has dismissed the case accused by Santipab that SAT used its administrative power unfairly. It revoked the license of Muaythai Association of Thailand and approved Amateur Muaythai Association of Thailand instead by making decision in 3 days only. The administrative court made a final judgment that revocation of license and reestablishment of the association was consistent with regulatory Act of Sports of Thailand. Therefore, it revoked the judgment of civil court and dismissed the case, ended 5-years-long conflict.

After Mr.Santipab Intarapat, the president of Muaythai Association of Thailand made an appeal to the administrative court for the case that Sports Authority of Thailand (SAT) used its administrative power unfairly by revoking the license of Muaythai Association of Thailand and approved the establishment of Amateur Muaythai Association of Thailand instead. In this matter, the long conflict lasts 5 years. Lately, on 25 May 2010 at the courtroom 2 on the third floor, Administrative Court, Jangwattana Road, the court sentenced the case that Mr.Santipab Intarapat, the president of Muaythai Association of Thailand accused on Sports Authority of Thailand and Amateur Muaythai Association of Thailand at 10.30 a.m. The court announced to the plaintiff and defendants that the court would read the part of judgment only since there were many pages of the detail. After that, the court read the judgment as follows.