Showing posts with label Adaylton Pareira De Freitas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adaylton Pareira De Freitas. Show all posts

Saturday, February 15, 2014

Xtreme Muay Thai 2014 set for March 29th in Hong Kong, China with two 4-Man Tournaments

Xtreme Muay Thai 2014 is set for March 29th at the Kowloonbay International Trade & Exhibition Centre in Hong Kong, China. The event will feature two 4-man tournaments, one in the 154lb division and one in the 125lb division.

The four fighters participating in the 154lb tournament are Kem Sitsonpeenong, Victor Nagbe, Seyedisa Alamdarnezam, and Adaylton Parreira De Freitas. The four fighters in the 125lb tournament are Chan Kai-Chung, Jefferson Vulpe, Seo Jung Woo, and Yusuke Daichihara.

Also taking place at the event will be WBC Muay Thai International Challenge fights featuring Kenneth Kee vs. Nakamura Yukiya and Bryan To vs. Reinhardt Badato.

Fight Card:

4-Man 154lb Tournament
Kem Sitsongpeenong vs. Seyedisa Alamdarnezam
Victor Nagbe vs. Adaylton Parreira De Freitas

4-Man 125lb Tournament
Chan Kai-Chung vs. Jefferson Vulpe
Seo Jung Woo vs. Yusuke Daichihara

Super Fights

Kenneth Kee vs. Nakamura Yukiya
Bryan To vs. Reinhardt Badato
Ramona Pascual vs. Jo Mi Seung
Wong Tak-Shing vs. Tsang Tsz-Kin
Lui Chung-Yin vs. Tang Chak-Ming
Kwok Tzk Kin vs. Park Jin Ho
Batbayar Enkh-Amar vs. Chin Ngan-Chung
Bill Chong vs. Munkhayar

Tuesday, October 23, 2012

Results and Recap: Thai Fight Quarterfinals

Thai Fight was back last night with King of Muay Thai 2012 in Bangkok, Thailand. Buakaw once again headlined the event as he took on Italian fighter Mauro Serra in the quarter finals of the 154lb (70kg) tournament. As always the crowd was going crazy for Buakaw, but Serra came out ready to fight and was willing to engage with Buakaw. The fight was fairly event until the closing moments of the first round when Buakaw unleashed a flurry of punches that ended with a right hand that dropped Serra before the bell rang. In the second round Buakaw came out knowing he had Serra hurt and immediately began to attack, despite easily taking over that round Serra made it to see the third round, but just as soon as it began it was over. First Buakaw connected with a left hook that dropped Serra, after Serra was able to get back to his feet Buakaw attacked him like a mad man looking to finish the fight eventually connecting with a knee to the midsection that dropped Serra and forced the end of the bout. Dominant performance by Buakaw who is now on an 18 fight win streak and has not lost since a 2009 decision to Andy Souwer.