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Oh, my bad. Makes much more sense now, thx.

What's the deal with an Australian guy fighting Seksan today on Sor.Sommai as the main event? And Seksan is 143 lbs when he was just 132 lbs three weeks ago when he fought Muangthai at Samui. What's going on? Any ideas? The guy is Chart Thor.Saengtiannoi. Never heard of him, never heard of his...

I've made another scoring video on the last bout which Saenchai lost (vs Petchmorrakot 9th Oct 2014). It's a dogfight and first time I saw it, it seemed to me that Saenchai had heavily outscored Petchmorrakot. I always wanted to make an accurate breakdown to see, what's the deal. And here it...

Yes.

Has anyone been to Charnchai, Pai recently? Wanna get up to date info on that place, since I'm probably going there in a month.

I appreciate http://www.muaythaischolar.com/ for personal touch and it did answer all my questions about training in Thailand. A number of nice blogs on muay thai have gone offline or have been diffused with random sport/Thailand -related stuff.

An awful lot of fighters are (were) affiliated with this uni. What's so special about it, does it have a scholarship for nak muays? Do they actually study there like going to lectures and doing homework, or is it some scheme to be a fighter with a university student status for whatever reason?

Is it a rule that fighters from one gym never fight each other? Like Superbank and Superlek never fought since 2014 because they are both of Mor. Rattabandit. Speaking of which, Mor. Rattabandit is Rattabandit University, not a gym, right? Does it just sponsor them or do uni's in Thailand...

On second thought, let's not go to Evolve 'tis a silly place

>Unscientific

I know I'm late, but still could you, gurus, comment on this: Namely, Pet-U-Tong admitted his defeat as early as in 4th round, am I right?

It has just come to my attention that the 2016 sport writers' FOY Phet-Utong is apparently brother of renown Fahsuchon Sit Or (2000 FOY, The Teep Master, etc). Siamfightmag's Fahsuchon interview doesn't mention Phet-Utong. Guess, he wasn't big enough back in 2013. It does mention though, that...

Amateur associations usually have age restrictions for competitors. Still, my impression is that you can always find a opportunity to fight, if you want to. In any case, training is a lot of fun and I wish you the best of luck!

Nice discussion twist. I've just expected yet another several pages of kickboxing Thai demographics flame.

Awesome, thanks! I see now, what you mean by "thinking of the fight as a story". Good fight! From that distance it's hard to tell which strikes were properly blocked, but speaking of 123 combo (jab-cross-hook), it doesn't score much even if it lands clearly but doesn't make noticeable impact...

I felt qi flowing through my screen.

Can you post a video of your fight here?

So, judges actually follow gambler's odds, while gambler's odds just fluctuate according to gambler's expectations of fight's result? WOW, that's almost like a stock market. If so, that's quite a different story rather than counting scores, indeed. Btw, is there any chance to follow the...

He grades them B like clear round kick, IF they cause an opponent to lose a position. I might have used the notion of "lose position" too loosely, treating any step back as such. Perhaps, only significant push backs should count.

True. First thing on to-do list.