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I haven't been keeping up too well lately, but they seem pretty consistent and without the mountains of volleyball videos you get from SMMSport

Fighters moved up weight classes and fought with 1-2lb differences pretty often. I don't want to go through that video again right now but I am 99.99% sure he was comparing it to his fight with Dekkers where they did not weigh in.

Dieselnoi's career trajectory is weird and probably has more to do with his involvement with Klaew Thanikul than anything else. He seemed to be part of Klaew's PR project, as the manager of the best fighter in Thailand, so fighting or especially beating Dieselnoi might have backfired. Sylvie...

He started as just a clincher but developed his kick at some point. Pretty obvious in his fights with Singdam, Attachai, Yodsanklai. He just never landed it very much against those guys. Takasan had a clip of him finishing Namsaknoi with leg kicks but it was on his instagram

Sangmanee vs Yodpanomrung Rodlek vs Saeksan

Like 6h28m into this one

Found a better one

This channel starts a new Livestream for each match so not very convenient, but it's something

Too chinny to press the action. He had a good fourth round until Haggerty landed one elbow, then he backed off.

you need an alt for this sort of thing @jtwarwagon4life

Good news lads https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC31SSTvCbbqu5-Tw11anZfg Though I guess it remains to be seen how much he's going to edit these EDIT: lol lets see if he keeps any of these up for a while, already deleted the first one

Takasan's stuff is super interesting. Wish he posted full fights

https://mono29.com/episode/164260.html thought I was forgetting something

I can't think of any other modern 1v2 matches, but apparently the tradition dates back to the late 1700s when a French fighter went up against a Thai fighter. After he lost, a French cornerman jumped in to avenge him and was also knocked out. Or at least that's how the story goes. Anyway, there...

That's how these threads always go lol

The quality is awful but so is the fight

From the Japan thread... Been a while since I've seen all his fights but I think these are all good. TBH I don't know what years I would call Saenchai's prime, he retired from serious competition in 2014 but even then it's not like he was falling apart. Here's all his other fights with...

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLX8gPtqxPytGFYaS-Sqs6Q/videos?view=0&sort=dd&shelf_id=0 glad i procrastinated sorting through those videos until someone else did it for me Also Yodlekphet vs Sangmanee seemed like a weird decision to me too, although I've been known to trust the guy moving...