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Result of World Professional Muaythai Federation (WPMF) on Queen's Birthday
Written by MTH   
Tuesday, 14 August 2007
Result of World Professional Muaythai Federation (WPMF) on Queen’s Birthday
  
12 August 2007
Place: Royal Square, Bangkok Thailand
Live Broadcast: TV 7, 01:15-03.00 hr.
    
Sirimongkol Singmanassak (Thai) Won TKO2 Evefare Ingram Gym (Japan)
   
Super Lightweight WPMF Challenge Title – Female:
Senake Rompho Gym (Turkey) Lost Medium Tiger Muaythai (USA)
    
Super Middleweight WPMF Challenge Title (Vacant):
Brazil Romsrithong (Brazil) Won BB Sithjaipetch (France)
    
Lightweight WPMF Defense Title:
Juan Mario Kaewsamrith ( Spain) Won TKO5 Rungrith Seven Farm (Thai)
    
Super Lightweight WPMF Challenge Title (Vacant):
Thawatchai Naratreekul (Thai) Won Suki (Israel)
  
Heavyweight WPMF Challenge Title (Vacant):
Yohan Lookbanyai (France) Lost Karuhas PKP Rachanont (Thai)
    
Palmy Kaewsamrith Won KO1 Wanpetch Sakrungrueng (Thai) – Female
    
Ritter Tiger (USA) Lost Junko Muaythai Plaza (Japan)
  
Bantamweight WPMF Challenge Title (Vacant) - Female:
Nongnan Dechrat Won TKO4 Si-Ew Angthong Sport School
    
Saewsaming Kaewsamrith Lost KO4 Komkaew Rajanont
  
Featherweight WPMF Challenge Title (Vacant):
Chain Sasiprapa Gym (UK) Won Douglas (South Africa)
    
Vince Sofano (Italy) Won TKO2 Vitop Sor. Khet tanlingchan
    
Ja sabb Tienhiran Lost Renzo Tiger (USA)
    
Doungpetch Lookmae-oay Won KO1 Adulnoy Sith japong
    
Tawatchai Keawsamrith Won TKO Liam W.P.T Gym (UK)
  
Wifi Keawsamrith Won Narong Sithja samor
  
Jeri (Australia) Won KO3 Bannpong Sith Anothai
  
Denpayo Muanglampoon Won TKO2 Petchpimai Seven Farm
  
  
Source: Muaysiam Daily, 13 August 2007
 
Interview with 'Boat' Nattadech Wachiraratanawong
Written by MTH   
Wednesday, 08 August 2007
Interview with 'Boat' Nattadech Wachiraratanawong
  
‘Boat’ or Nattadech Wachiraratanawong 20 years old, son of ‘Sai Nao’ Promtoer Wirat
  
Wachiraratanawong of Diamond Group Promotion (Petchyindee)
  
Boat will have his own and first promotion on 14 August 2007 at Lumpini Stadium.
  
‘Boat’ talk about this private life as follow:
“I familiar with MUAYTHAI society since I was young, at that time I don’t understand why Dad go out every evening and come back home late every night”
  
“When I was 5 years old, I followed Dad to stadium every Friday night to watch Petchyindee Promotion and I got day-off and no school on Sat and Sun, Dad let me sit next to journalists and this reasons I feel that MUAYTHAI is absorb to my blood a little bit and now I think MUAYTHAI is a big part of my life“
  
“At first, I didn’t mean to start my life to be Promoter now, for 20 years old of my age I know I’m too young to take care big responsibility. But I know everyone in my family has deeply hoped that I should be a Promoter someday. So I think I should study this kind of job for a while and little by little.
  
“During I studying in ABAC , I ask my Dad to work as TV-HOST in Petchyindee Promotion with broadcast on Thai TV every Saturday night, and to be TV-HOST I have to study everything about Muaythai more and more”
  
“Sometimes, I watch our Match Maker Team how they match the fighters, I really love these atmosphere. They are intimately and comfortable, matching with laugh and smile, nothing to serious.”
    
“One day, Dad ask me if I have any IDEA to recommend for matching, and I suggest to match ‘Nongbonlek Sith Butu vs. Nongnan Kietprathum’ and everyone said ‘GOOD’ … Oh ! I’m so glad that I can match the fighters and everyone accepted”
  
“After that, I walked to talk with Dad that I match ‘Nongbonlek Sith Butu vs. Nongnan Kietprathum’ so, this promotion should belong to me and I want to work for this promotion”
  
“So, Dad told me to match the other fighters for my own promotion … oh !! it look like a ‘BIG EXAMINATION’ Dad change my matching a little bit and allow me to work on promotion 14 August at Lumpini”
  
“My aim is not only to make ‘Profit’ but I would like to motivate all of thai children come back to interest in MUAYTHAI because nowadays, most of them interest in the international sport as Football, Tae Kaw do, Tennis etc.”
  
“I’m a teenagers and I would like to be the inspiration and motivate teenagers to watch Muaythai or study in Muaythai also”
  
“In my promotion 14 Aug, all students who wear UNIFORM is invited for free-admission and my friends at ABAC, they will come to my promotion for more 40 as well”
  
  
Source: Muaysiam Daily, 8 August 2007
 
Bovi Won KO5 Petchtaksin Box office: 1,245,640 Baht
Tuesday, 07 August 2007
Bovi Won KO5 Petchtaksin
  
Main even of ‘OneSongchai Muaythai Promotion’
  
Bovi Sor Udomsorn (135 lbs) won KO5 Petchtaksin Sor Thammapetch
Rajadamnern Stadium
6 August 2007
    
Other fights:
Looknimith Singklongsi won Rathaket Teedet 99
Pakorn Sakyothin won Fahsang Tor Titakchai
Kaimukdam Pomkaewnarong won TKO2 Pudpadnoi Muangsima
Sudpathapee Decharat Won TKO3 Payaknum Sithniwan (Defense title Minimumweight Rajadamnern)
Lamnampong Sithkrumuk Lost Tee U.S. Petchrangsan
Sankol M. Petchchaiyaphum won Maireu Decharat
    
Box office: 1,245,640 Baht (Foreigners 174)
    
Source: dailynews.co.th
 
Promoter Wirat talks about his son 'Boat'
Wednesday, 01 August 2007
Promoter Wirat talks about his son 'Boat'
  
Promoter Wirat said to press that he never asked Boat to work in Muaythai Promotion but Boat request to work by himself.
  
"Boat comes to talk to me that he would like to has his own promotion and he match the 'boys' boxers by himself also."
  
"He shows me his matching the 'young boy boxers' and I think his matching is rather good, I just changing a little big."
  
"I will let him show his talent in Petchyindee Promotion on 14 August at Lumpini, this will be his first promotion and I will introduce him to everyone also."
  
"I give the promotion of 14 August under his responsibility, I will let him work in advertising, marketing and everything for this promotion by himself but I will watch him in the back, please do not worry."
  
"I never expect that he will be the next promoter in the future, I just let him try first and it depends on his talent."
  
"Actually, he is too young to be Promoter now, Boat is only 20 years old and studying in bachelor's degree at ABAC, so we will see again in the next 3 years and after that he can make his own decision if he still likes it."
  
Source: Muaysiam Weekly, 1 August 2007
 
Piggy Boxers need the extra-Health Check
Wednesday, 01 August 2007
Doctor of Muaythai Talk: Piggy Boxers need the extra-Health Check
  
Doctor of muaythai talk about Overweight Piggy boxers (in case of OneSongchai Promotion ch. 11) between Tuk Too Nakorn vs. Jirasak Sith Jakung to challenge S1 Champion Belt.
  
The boxers are 130 kg or almost 400 lbs.
  
"I have no idea about the standard policy of Muaythai committee rules about Fatty or Overweight boxer , because we can’t check their condition as same as the ordinary boxers."
  
The fatty or overweight boxers like that, most of them have problem with:
Heart Attack
Diabetes
Liver
Kidney
Breathing Problem
Etc.
  
So, those boxers … they need more extra-checked with:
Blood circulation
Check Diabetes
X-Ray Lung
Check Heart Wave
Ultrasound Kidney
   
"I would like to pass my concern to Muaythai Committee, if these Fatty boxers fight for funny is ok, but if any Promoter wish to let them fight in Professional, please check their healthy with carefully."
    
"However, I hope Muaythai Committee have to take care about this things and make the consideration this case also."
  
Dr. Pongson of Clinic Muaysiam said
  
  
Source: Muaysiam Weekly, 1 August 2007
 
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