Yodsanklai set to fight at Thai Fight Vietnam 2015

Muay Thai superstar Yodsanklai Fairtex will be back in action on October 24th for Thai Fight when they present Thai Fight Vietnam 2015 from Ho Chi Min City, Vietnam. 

Yodsanklai will improve his already impressive 20 fight win streak. He last competed at Origins 7 in Australia where he defeated Marco Tentori by unanimous decision. 12 of the wins during his impressive run have come by way of (T)KO all though his last three fights have gone the distance. Yodsanklai's opponent for Thai Fight Vietnam 2015 has not been announced yet.

As usual Thai Fight Vietnam 2015 will also feature a few other regulars for the promotion including Antoine Pinto, Victor Pinto, Saenchai and Saiyok.

Action Pro Gear KO of the Week: Saiyok Pumpanmuang vs. Chanajon PKSaenchaimuaythaigym

The Action Pro Gear KO of the Week comes from Saiyok this week. At Thai Fight: Sattahip 2014 he went toe to toe with Chanajon PKSaenchaimuaythaigym. They fought a back and forth fight into the third round before Saiyok delivered a vicious left elbow to end the fight.

Saiyok is known for his aggressive style and for looking to finish fights, enjoy this KO from him.

Fight Card for Thai Fight: Narathiwat

Thai Fight: Narathiwat is set to take place August 22 in the Narathiwat province of Thailand. The event will feature Thai Fight regulars like Saenchai, Saiyok, and Antoine Pinto.

The fight card will feature a main event with Saenchai vs. Charles François. Saenchai just defeated Hamza Essalih by unanimous decision at Fight League in Morocco and will enter the fight on an eight bout winning streak.

Other match ups including Thai Fight notables are Saiyok vs. Patrick Murphy, Antoine Pinto vs. Charlie Guest, Sudsakorn Sor. Klinmee vs. Jimmy Vienot, and Victor "Leo" Pinto vs. Jakhongir Mukhammadiev.

Fight Card:

Saenchai PKSeanchaimuaythaigym vs. Charles François

Saiyok Pumpanmuang vs. Patrick Murphy

Antoine Pinto vs. Charlie Guest

Sudsakorn Sor. Klinmee vs. Jimmy Vienot

Super X Por. Petchnamchai vs. Alka Matewa

Leo Pinto vs. Jakhongir Mukhammadiev

Iquezang Rungthanakeat vs. Wang Tengyue

Payak Samui Lukjaoporongtom vs. Keivan Soleimani

Insee Samui vs. Saeed Yousefiramandi

Arsuwan Salami vs. Mohamad Anas

Saiyok and Antoine Pinto in action at Thai Fight: Narathiwat

Saiyok Pumpanmuang and Antoine Pinto will be in action on August 22 at Thai Fight: Narathiwat, both fighters are regulars at the Thai Fight events. Saiyok will fight Patrick Murphy and Pinto will fight Charlie Guest. 

Saiyok is currently on a seven fight win streak, most recently defeating Carl N'Diaye at Thai Fight: Shaolin by (T)KO. One of the most popular Thai fighters, Saiyok is known for his aggressive style and trying to finish his opponents in the ring.

Pinto is currently on a two fight win streak and has won 15 of his last 16 fights. The only loss in that streak came to Saiyok. One of the better recognized foreigners that actively fights in Thailand, Pinto fights out of his family's Siangboxing Gym.

These two fights join the already announced bout between Saenchai and Charles François.

Fight Card:

Saenchai PKSeanchaimuaythaigym vs. Charles François

Saiyok Pumpanmuang vs. Patrick Murphy

Antoine Pinto vs. Charlie Guest

Saenchai vs. Charles François set for Thai Fight: Narathiwat on August 22

Thai Fight: Narathiwat will take place in the Narathiwat province of Thailand on August 22. The event will be headlined by Thai Fight regular and Muay Thai superstar Saenchai PKSaenchaimuaythaigym as he takes on France's Charles François. 

Saenchai is fresh off a KO win over Alession D'Angelo at Thai Fight: Shaolin. He is currently on a seven fight win streak, with his last two wins coming by KO.

François is one of France's more recognized fighters. His a WPMF and ISKA champion. The bout with Saenchai will be the biggest of his career, he has been in the ring with some good Thai fighters in his career, but none the caliber of Saenchai. Francois is fight veteran with over 50 fights to his name, although it does not seem like much when compared to the 300 plus fights Saenchai has to his name.

Fight Card:

Saenchai PKSeanchaimuaythaigym vs. Charles François

Thai Fight Shaolin Results: Saiyok, Saenchai, Super-X, Iquezang and Pinto all score KO's

Thai Fight: Shaolin took place today in China and it can be summed up as a knockout festival, most of the fights ending in finishes. Saiyok, Saenchai, Super-X, Iquezang and Victor "Leo" Pinto all stopped their opponents. 

Saiyok battered Carl N'Diaye through all three rounds of their fight. It was a clinic as Saiyok landed at will until early in the third round N'Diaye covered up and hit the canvas. The referee had seen enough and called a stop to the fight.

Saenchai and Super-X both made quick work of their opponents as they scored first round knockouts. Iquezang delivered a brutal flying knee knockout on Kazbek Zubairaev, and Pinto scored a knockout with a body shot over Huang Gwang. 

Also victorious at the event was Sudsakorn as he cruised to a unanimous decision win over Samuel Andoche.

Results:

 Saiyok Pumpanmuang def. Carl N'Diaye via (T)KO in Rd. 3
Sudsakorn Sor. Klinmee def. Samuel Andoche via Unanimous Decision
Saenchai PkSaenchaimuaythaigym def. Alessio D'Angelo via KO in Rd. 1
Super-X Por. Petchnamchai def. Alex Oller via KO in Rd. 1
Iquezang Kor. Rungthanakeat def. Kazbek Zubairaev via KO in Rd. 2
Victor "Leo" Pinto def. Huang Gwang Wan via KO in Rd. 2
Zhang Jinglei def. Alessandro Tibaldi via Unanimous Decision
Guo Dongwang def. Aitor Alonso via Unanimous Decision
Payak Samui Lukjaoporongtom def. Lucelio Gosme via (T)KO in Rd. 1

Thai Fight: Shaolin China Fight Card

Thai Fight returns this weekend with Shaolin China. The event will take place at the Henan Indoor Stadium in Zhengzhou, China and usual will feature some of the most popular Thais in action.

Saiyok Pumpanmuang will be in action against France's Carl N'Diaye. Saiyok is currently on a five fight win streak, with his last loss having come against Sudsakorn in a Kard Chuek fight.

Sudsakorn Sor. Klinmee will be fighting Samuel Andoche. Sudsakorn will be looking for this third consecutive win, he won his last two fights with his latest being a (T)KO victory under the Thai Fight banner. 

Saenchai PKSaenchaimuaythaigym will be fighting Italy's Alessio D'Angelo and will look to remain undefeated in the Thai Fight ring. Since joining the promotion in 2014 he has gone 5-0.

Other Thai Fight regulars on the fight card include Victor "Leo" Pinto, and Iquezang Kor. Rungthanakeat.

Fight Card:
Saiyok Pumpanmuang vs. Carl N'Diaye
Sudsakorn Sor. Klinmee vs. Samuel Andoche
Saenchai PkSaenchaimuaythaigym vs. Alessio D'Angelo
Super-X Por. Petchnamchai vs. Alex Oller
Iquezang Kor. Rungthanakeat vs. Kazbek Zubairaev
Victor "Leo" Pinto vs. Huang Gwang Wan
Alessandro Tibaldi vs. Zhang Jinglei
Aitor Alonso vs. Guo Dongwang
Payak Samui Lukjaoporongtom vs. Lucelio Gosme
Arbi Emiev vs. Geng Haojun

Thai Fight 2014 Final Results: Yodsanklai and Saenchai score first round stoppages

The final event of 2014 took place for Thai Fight today and it featured some great finishes by some of the biggest names in Muay Thai. Some of the fights were fought with rope wrapped around the fighters hands like in Muay Boran, while other featured gloves. Yodsanklai Fairtex was in action and he continued to steam roll through the competition. Christophe Pruvost was the victim this time, as soon as this fight began Yodsanklai planted Pruvost on his rear end with straight left. Seconds later a right dropped Pruvost again. Purvost was able to beat the referee's count both times, but a few seconds after the second knockdown another straight left knocked him down and the referee had seen enough and the fight was stopped. The win is Yodsanklai's fourth straight by (T)KO, he has not lost a fight since November of 2011 and has now won 16 consecutive fights.

Saenchai scored an exciting knockout over his opponent, Ghilas Barache in the first round of their fight. A lightning fast head kick connected from Saenchai while he had Barache against the ropes and ended the fight. It was a spectacular knockout by Saenchai.

Results:

Yodsanklai Fairtex def. Christophe Pruvost via (T)KO in Rd. 1

Saiyok Pumphanmuang def. Antoine Pinto via Decision

Saenchai P.K. Saenchaimuaythaigym def. Ghilas Barache via KO in Rd. 1

Chanjon P.K. Saenchaimuaythaigym def. Dambo Gaetan Thomas via Decision

Sudsakorn Sor. Klinmee def. Gow Sauo via (T)KO in Rd. 2

Iquezang Kor. Rungthanakeat def. Saping Yu via Decision

Leo Pinto def. Celestin Mendes via (T)KO in Rd. 3

Betting on Muay Thai

World class fighters within the Muay Thai scene including 23-year-old Antonie Pinto were in attendance. The Frenchman has won 117 out of 152 matches throughout his career, while Thailand's Sudsakorn Sor Klinnmee, with 225 wins in 263 matches, also made an appearance.

The event has been taking place since 2010 and already has a huge following, which is indicative of the growing popularity of Muay Thai itself. The martial art originated in Thailand and has been practised since the era of King Naresuan in 1560 CE. It involves using 'eight limbs,' including the fists, elbows, knees and shins, making it a full contact sport.

The fighting principles of Muay Thai put it in the same bracket as UFC, which uses mixed martial arts and attracts a 2.3 million viewing following. Within this, sports betting sites make a huge profit year on year, as the world of sports betting grows and the martial art becomes more popular.

With so many viewers watching and betting on UFC, it begs the question as to why more spectators do not have a bet on Muay Thai fighting. Geography could indeed be one issue – with the majority of the sport's events taking place and being screened in Thailand, there is a potentially smaller betting market which is usually targeted towards Western viewers.

Despite gambling being completely illegal in Thailand, the sport carries its own form of betting, which is hugely popular amongst spectators. Audience members use a series of hand gestures to convey their betting intentions.

A bet on the favorite, for example, will be indicated by the spectator putting his hand facing downwards. Alternatively, a bet on the underdog will be characterized by a palm facing upwards. This form of 'mime' betting is one of the only legal bets in Thailand, and is widely used in the Lumpinee Stadium, known by locals as the 'Mecca of Muay Thai.'

With this type of betting becoming more popular each day, it is now perhaps time for popular sports betting sites to tailor their bets towards the sport of Muay Thai. The sport is already beginning to achieve global recognition, and with sports betting getting over obstacles such as legislation in the modern day, it could just be a matter of time before spectators the world over are putting their money on tournaments or fights all over the world

Thai Fight Vietnam Results: Kearney, Seanchai, and Saiyok win

Thai Fight took place earlier today in Vietnam and the event featured Saenchai, Saiyok, Antoine Pinto and Sean Kearney. There were plenty of knockouts on the night including Saenchai and Saiyok.

Saenchai scored a second round (T)KO over Craig Dickson, while Saiyok scored a first round KO over Marco Re. Naimjon Tuhtaboev scored a sinning elbow KO over Chanajon PKSaenchaiMuayThai in an exciting finish.

Sean Kearney will fight Fabio Pinca on November 21 at Lion Fight 19, but before he fights for the Lion Fight world title Kearney took on Iquezang Kor. Rungthanakeat and scored a decision victory. Kearney used his length to set up some nice striking combinations, but was more than willing to engage in the clinch where he was constantly busy. The Canadian has now won back to back fights and is looking to be in prime form before his showdown with Pinca.

Results:
Naijon Tuhtaboey def. Chanajon PKSaenchaiMuayThai via KO in Rd. 1
Nguyen Phu Hien def. Arkheen Lucchiari via Decision
Saenchai PKMuayThai def. Craig Dickson via (T)KO in Rd. 2
Saiyok Pumpanmuang def. Marco Re via KO in Rd. 1
Antoine Pinto def. Eduart Paci via Decision
Sudsakorn Sor. Klinmee def. Alka Matewa via Decision
Sean Kearney def. Iquezang Kor. Rungthanakeat via Decision

Thai Fight Results: Yodsanklai wins 11th consecutive fight

The latest Thai Fight event took place this past Saturday in  Hua Hin, Thailand for some hard hitting Muay Thai action. As usual names like Yodsanklai Fairtex, Sudsakorn Sor. Klinmee, and Antoine Pinto were in action at the event. All fights except for two were fought using only hand wraps similar to Muay Boran.

The main event featured Yodsanklai vs. Keo Rumchang and as expected Yodsanklai walked away the winner. Rumchang gave all he had for a two rounds, but Yodsanklai proved to be too much as he stopped the Cambodian fighter in the second round. In the first round Yodsanklai scored a knockdown, and then in the second he finished Rumchang off with a nice right left combination. With the win Yodsanklai how now reeled off 11 consecutive victories.

In other action on the night Sudsakorn Sor. Klinmee defeated Vahid Roshani by decision. Antoine Pinto defeated Eddie Vendetta by decision, and Leo Pinto lost to Andrew Doyle by decision.

Results:

Yodsanklai Fairtex def. Keo Rumchang via KO in Rd. 2

Iquezang Kor. Rungthanakeat def. Jose Neto via Decision

Sudsakorn Sor. Klinmee def. Vahid Roshani via Decision

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 Fahmongkol Sor. Jor. Danrayong def. Jerson Constantino via Decision

Antoine Pinto def. Eddie Vendetta via Decision

Andrew Doyle def. Leo Pinto via Decision

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Thai Fight 2013 Finals Results and Recap

The Thai Fight 2013 Finals took place this past weekend in Thailand and the 154lb and 147lb tournament winners were crowned. Things went as expected as Yodsanklai Fairtex won the 154lb tournament and Fahmongkol Sor . Jor . Danrayong won the 147lb tournament.

Yodsanklai made it look easy agaisnt Expedito Valin. He knocked Valin down a total of three times. From the start of the fight Valin offered little offense as Yodsanklai walked through anything that was thrown at him as he stalked Valin. The first knock down came from an uppercut in the first round. Valin survived the round but in the second round things continued much like in the first. Yodsanklai knocked Valin down with a right punch and after Valin recovered Yodsanklai continued on the attack eventually connecting with another right that put Valin's lights out for good. With the win Yodsanklai has now won his last ten fights with seven of them being (T)KO's.

Ruslan Kushnirenko put up a worthy effort against Fahmongkol but in the end the Thai was just to skilled. Fahmongkol was simply a step ahead of Kushnirenko the entire fight. In the second round a perfectly executed left knee faint followed up by a right knee to the body spelled the end for Kushnirenko as he hit the canvas and could not beat the referee's count. It was a great display of technique by Fahmongkol.

Results:

154lb Tournament Final
Yodsanklai Fairtex def. Expedito Valin via KO in Rd. 2

147lb Tournament Final
Fahmongkol Sor. Jor Danrayong def. Ruslan Kushnirenko via KO in Rd. 2

Sudsakorn Sor. Klinmee def. Saiyok Pumpanmuang via Decision
Payakdam Kor. Rungthankeat def. Matheus Pereira via KO in Rd. 2
Craig Dickson def. Pravit Aor Piriyapinyo via KO in Rd. 3
Sapynio Pha-Ang Gym def. Changsuek Posuwan Gym
Victor Pinto def. Ramin Mozami via Decision
Antoine Pinto def. Sharos Huyer via Decision
Iquezang Kor. Runthankeat def. Vung Noy via KO in Rd. 2

Thai Fight Results 11/30/2013

Thai Fight took place earlier today in Bangkok, Thailand. The semi-finals of the 154lb and 147lb tournament took place and it seemed that things went as expected except for one upset. Abraham Roqueni was expected by many to meet Yodsanklai Fairtex in the finals of the 154lb tournament for Expedito Valin had other plans as he outpointed Roqueni and took home a decision win. 

In the other tournament fights Yodsanklai advanced to the finals of the 154lb tournament by winning a decision over Samy Sana. Famonghkol defeated Aziz Hlali by (T)KO to set up his date in the finals for the 147lb tournament with Ruslan Kushnirenko who defeated Jimmy Vienot by decision to advance to the finals.

Results:

Thai Fight 154lb Tournament Semi-Finals
Yodsanklai Fairtex def. Samy Sana via Decision

Expedito Valin def. Abraham Roqueni via Decision

Thai Fight 147lb Tournament Semi-Finals
Famonghkol Sor Jor Danrayong def. Aziz Hlalli via (T)KO in Rd. 2
Ruslan Kushnirenko def. Jimmy Vienot via Decision

Super Fights
Saiyok Pumpanmuang def. Seyedisa Alamdarnezam via Extra Round Decision
Sudsakorn Sor. Klinmee def. Salah Khalifa via Decision
Antoine Pinto def. Luca Novello via Decision
Victor Pinto def. Mourad Harfaoui via (T)KO in Rd. 3
Payakdam Mor. Phuvana def. Ye Yin via KO in Rd. 1
Iquezang Kor. Thanakeat def. Htet Aung Do via Decision

Fight Card for the November 30 Thai Fight event in Bangkok, Thailand

Thai Fight will return on November 30th with the finale of their 154lb and 147lb tournaments. The semi-final matches of the 154lb tournament will feature Yodsanklai Fairtex vs. Samy Sana and Abraham Roqueni vs. Expedito Valin. The 147lb tournament semi-final matches will be Famonghkol Sor Jor Danrayong vs. Aziz Hlalli and Ruslan Kushnirenko vs. Jimmy Vienot. It is expected that Yodsanklai will meet Roqueni in 154lb tournament final with Yodsanklai being the favorite to win, and in the 147lb tournament final many are expecting to see Famonghkol vs. Kushnirenko with Famonghkol being the tournament favorite.

In super fight action Saiyok Pumpanmuang will take on Seyedisa Alamdarnezam, Sudsakorn Sor. Klinmee will take on Salah Khalifa and the Pinto brother will both be in action as well. Antoine Pinto will take on Luca Novello, and Victor Pinto will take on Mourad Harfaoui.

That Fight has really gotten criticized for their match making in the past few years with claims that they favor they are looking to make the Thai Fighters look good and not evenly matching them up. As usual fan grumblings have once again started for the match making regarding this event as well. Of course only time will tell if we will see the usual one sided beat downs or if these fights will be more competitive. Regardless of which happens all of the action will go down November 30, 2013 at the MCC Mall Bangkapi in Bangkok, Thailand.

Thai Fight 154lb Tournament Semi-Finals
Yodsanklai Fairtex vs. Samy Sana
Abraham Roqueni vs. Expedito Valin

Thai Fight 147lb Tournament Semi-Finals
Famonghkol Sor Jor Danrayong vs. Aziz Hlalli
Ruslan Kushnirenko vs. Jimmy Vienot

Super Fights
Saiyok Pumpanmuang vs. Seyedisa Alamdarnezam
Sudsakorn Sor. Klinmee vs. Salah Khalifa
Antoine Pinto vs. Luca Novello
Victor Pinto vs. Mourad Harfaoui
Payakdam Mor. Phuvana vs. Ye Yin
Iquezang Kor. Thanakeat vs. Htet Aung Do

Thai Fight 2013 Tournament Results: Yodsanklai and Abraham Roqueni advance

The opening round of the Thai Fight's 147 and 154lb tournaments took place earlier this morning in Thailand. Yodsanklai Fairtex, Abraham Roqueni, and Chike Lindsay were some of the more recognizable names with all three competing the 154lb tournament.

There were high hopes for Lindsay, the only American in the tournament, after a decent showing against Yodsanklai this past July. To the surprise of many he was defeated by Samy Sana via decision and eliminated from the tournament. 154lb tournament favorite Yodsanklai scored a knockout victory and Spaniard Abraham Roqueni also scored a knockout to punch his ticket int he semi-final of the tournament.

You can read the full results below.

 

Results:

147lb (67kg) Tournament Opening Round
Azize Hlali def. Morgan Adrar via Decision
Jimmy Viennot def. Adaylton Freittas via (T)KO (Cut)
Famonghkol Sor Jor Danrayong def. Raouf Beliouz via Decision
Ruslan Kushnirenko def. Sat Shota via Decision

154lb (70kg) Tournament Opening Round
Expedito Valin def. Shimizu Takeru KO
Abraham Roqueni def. Emmanuel Horta via KO
Samy Sana def. Chike Linday via Decision
Yodsanklai Fairtex def. Vladimir Konsky via KO

Super Fights
Victor Pinto def. Jefferson Vulpe via Decision
Antoine Pinto def. Gustavo Mendez via Decision

Chike Lindsay to represent the United States at 2013 154lb Thai Fight tournament

Chike Lindsay has been selected to represent the United States at this year's 154lb Thai Fight tournament on October 23rd in Thailand. The only other fighter confirmed for the tournament as of now is the man that most recently defeated Lindsay, Yodsanklai Fairtex. 

Yodsanklai defeated Lindsay by unanimous decision at Lion Fight 10 this past July. The potential rematch would be a bit different than their first bout because Thai Fight uses a three round format instead of a five round format. Before his loss to Yodsanklai, Lindsay had defeated Thai legend Somluck Kamsing and was riding a five fight winning streak.

Thai Fight 2013 Results

Thai Fight took place this past weekend in Bangkok, Thailand. The event was headlined by Yodsanklai Fairtex, his opponent for the night was Russian Kazbek Zubayraer. As expected Yodsanklai walked away with the victory after Zubayraer couldn't answer the bell to come out for the second round. It seemed that he had suffered a leg injury in the first round. Yodsanklai will now turn his focus to Chike Lindsay at Lion Fight 10 on July 26th in Las Vegas.

Saiyok Pumpanmuang finished Michael Piscitello in the second round of their bout. He knocked Piscitello down and after Pisctiello beat the referee's count he landed an elbow to finish him off. Another solid victory for Saiyok.

Results:
Yodsanklai Fairtex def. Kazbek Zubayraer via (T)KO (injury) in Rd. 2
Antoine Pinto def. Tu Warren via Decision
Iquezang def. Victor Nunes via Decision
Saiyok Pumpanmuang def. Michael Piscitello via KO in Rd. 2
Fakmongkhol def. Alesio Angelo via TKO in Round 1
Youseff Boughanem def. Peemai viaDecision
Yak Dam def. Merryweather via Decision
Leo Pinto vs Barateau via Decision

Fight card for this weekend's Thai Fight event, Yodsanklai set to headline

Thai Fight will return this weekend in Bangkok, Thailand. The event will feature the likes of Yodsanklai Fairtex, Saiyok Pumpanmuang, Sudsakorn Sor Klinmee, and Victor Pinto.

Thai Fight has recently gotten into a legal dispute with their former poster boy, Buakaw who has now joined forces with new promotion Max Muay Thai. Both Thai Fight and Max will be holding events this Saturday. It should be interesting to see which promotion draws more buzz for their event.

Fight Card:
Yodsanklai vs. Kazbek Zubarov
Iquezang vs. Victor Hugo Nunes
Saiyok Pumpanmuang vs. Mickael Piscitello
Victor Pinto vs. Alexis Barateu
Fahmongkol vs. Angelo Alessio
Peemai vs. Yossef Boughane
Jelop vs. Matheus Pereira Dagruz
Sudsakorn Sor Klinmee vs. Dimitri Masson
Payakdam vs. Samuel Mayweather

Yodsanklai wins by (T)KO at Thai Fight Pattaya

Thai Fight took place last night in Pattaya, Thailand and Yodsanklai Fairtex was the night’s main attraction. Yodsanklai had not fought in a Thai Fight event since August of 2011 when he lost a decision to Yasuhito Shirasu. Currently in the middle of a career resurgence Yodsanklai posted his fifth consecutive victory with a second round (T)KO victory over little known Naimjon Tuhtobaev of Uzbekistan.

To check out the full results from Thai Fight in Pattaya last night visit our friends at FightSport Asia. They are your number one source for all Combat Sports in Asia.

Thai Fight Results: Buakaw, Singmanee, Kulebin and Gurkov all advance

The Thai Fight semi-finals took place this weekend in Khorat, Thailand and the finals are now set. In the 154lb (70kg) tournament Buakaw and Vitaly Gurkov are now set to meet in the tournament final. Buakaw out pointed Nishikawa Tomoyuki en route to a decision victory, while Gurkov out pointed Antero Hynynen for a decision.

In the 147lb (67kg) tournament Singmanee Kaewsamrit and Andrei Kulebin will now meet in the tournament final. Singmanee secured a decision victory over Mehdi Zatout, while Kulebin defeated Adaylton Pereira de Freitas by decision.

In the night’s super fights Sudsakorn Sor. Klinmee scored an elbow knockout over Mohammad Hossein Doroudian and Ikuysang Kor. Rungthankeat defeated Simone Cecchini by decision. 

Results:

154lb (70kg) Tournament Semi-final Matches

Buakaw def. Nishikawa Tomoyuki via Decision

Vitaly Gurkov def. Antero Hynynen via Decision

147lb (67kg) Tournament Semi-final Matches

Singmanee Kaewsamrit def. Mehdi Zatout via Decision

Andrei Kulebin def. Adaylton Pereira de Freitas via Decision

Super Fights

Sudsakorn Sor. Klinmee def. Mohammad Hossein Doroudian via KO (Elbow) in Round 2

Ikuysang Kor. Rungthanakeat def. Simone Cecchini via Decision