World Muaythai Council

February 6^th marks an auspicious day in the Muaythai calendar as Muaythai day where practitioners of the sport around the globe pay homage to King Somdej Phra Sanpher the 8^th, better known as Phra Chao Sua, or the Tiger King. The Tiger King is renowned for his skills in martial arts, rising to the throne on February 6^th, 1702.

This year the WMC and IFMA in cooperation with the Ministry of Sports and the Ministry of Tourism have put together a fight card to remember which will be hosted at the Nimbutr stadium in Bangkok.

The event will host three Super 4 tournaments featuring international fighters, alongside a special female fight at 57kg for the UNite trophy promoting the campaign to end violence against women and continuing to promote gender equality.

The fights will begin at 5pm

Super 4 57kg

1 Mamatov Kobilbek (Uzbekistan)

2 Mohd Ali Bin Yaakub (Malaysia)

3 Khalilov Tagir (Russia)

4 Awutlek Mo Burupa (Thailand)

Super 4 63.5kg

1 Charles Opoku (England)

2 Mohammed Bin Mahmoud   (Malaysia)

3 Yokwitiiya Petchsimuen (Thailand)

4 Firdavs Boynazarov (Uzbekistan)

Super 4 71 kg

1 Masoud Minaei (Iran)

2 Diesellek Petchsiriyim (Thailand)

3 Jarred Rothwell (South Africa)

4 Yurik Dayton (Armenia)

Super Female Fight 57 kg

1 Saskia D Effremo (Germany)

2 Hongmoradok Liang Prasert (Thailand)

Female Amateur 54 kg

1 Ticha Korat Sports School (Thailand)

2 Rhona Walker (Scotland)

This entry was posted on Wednesday, February 1st, 2017 at 11:06 AM and is filed under News.