Big Fight @ Putrajaya - Tentatif Program

Big Fight @ Putrajaya - Updated Fight Card.

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25 MAY 2013
AL AMIN GADING EMAS KUANTAN vs SAYUTI HEAD HUNTER-PERAK
ABUZA MALAYSIAN TIGER vs WAN LAH - TERENGGANU
TITLE BELT HEAVY WEIGHT
IWAN BIG BOYZ PDRM  vs  AZRULLAH WARRIOR KUANTAN.

SUPER 4 - 48KG (NEW TITLE BELT FIGHT)
JIJAN HEAD HUNTER - PERAK
SHAHRUL NAIM NEW BOY - GADING EMAS KUANTAN
AIDIL OMAR -  KEDAH
WAN ROSLI SERI EMBONG - KELANTAN


26 MAY 2013
ALI YAKUB MALAYSIAN TIGER vs TSUNAMI - UBUN THAILAND
FIKRI PAGAR BESI - KELANTAN vs MOHD AZRIN - TERENGGANU
MAL BAT - JELI KELANTAN vs ANAS HEAD HUNTER PERAK
HAFIL ZOL SINGA MALAYA vs AZUAN CHE WILL - TERENGGANU.
PET RUNG RONGLIAM PADOWIT SATUN THAILAND vs TBA
TITLE BELT CHALLENGE 66KG
CHEE JIAN KAI WATCHARACHAI MUAYTHAI ACADEMY
vs EDIEY SELINDANG KUNING KIRSTY MUAYTHAI FIGHT CLUB

SUPER 4 -52 KG (TITLE BELT FIGHT)
EJO - MALAYSIAN TIGER
ISMA IZZUDIN PAGAR BESI -KELANTAN
LOKMAN - PDRM
HAFIZ HEAD HUNTER - PERAK

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Big Fight @ Putrajaya- Fight Card for 26 May 2013

26 MEI 2013
ALI YAAKOB MALAYSIAN TIGER vs THAILAND
FIKRI JELI LOBO- KELANTAN vs MOHD AZRIN - TERENGGANU
MAL BAT - JELI KELANTAN vs ANAS HEAD HUNTER PERAK
HAFIZUL SINGA MALAYA vs AZUAN CHE WILL - TERENGGANU

SUPER 4 - 52KG (TITLE BELT FIGHT)

EJO - MALAYSIAN TIGERS

ISMA IZZUDIN PAGAR BESI -KELANTAN

LOKMAN - PDRM 

HAFIZ HEAD HUNTER - PERAK

FAMA & IFMA

Published: 22 May 2013 at 00.00

Muay at the 27th SEA Games must be organised by the Federation of Amateur Muaythai of Asia (Fama), a Thai official said yesterday.

Muay (Muay Thai) will be a sport at the biennial Games in December in Myanmar, which has reportedly asked the Asian Muay Federation (AMF) to organise the muay tournament.

But Sakchaye Tapsuwan, president of the Amateur Muaythai Association of Thailand (Amat), said that it would not be right for the tournament to be run by the AMF because it is not recognised by any international sporting federations.

The tournament must be supervised by the Fama, according to Sakchaye, who is also president of the International Federation of Muaythai Amateur (Ifma).

"I have sent a letter to Myanmar asking for its clarification," he said.

Sakchaye's comment came after AMF president Santipap Intarapat said that his organisation had been approached by hosts Myanmar to organise the event, which offers 14 gold medals in the men's and women's categories.

A few years ago, Sakchaye and Santipap fought each other in a legal struggle, won by Sakchaye, for control of domestic amateur Muay Thai.

In 2010, a court ruled in favour of Sakchye's organisation, which is now the lawful governing body of the sport in Thailand.

With the ruling, Santipap's organisation was disbanded. He then set up the AMF, which ran the muay event at the 2009 SEA Games in Laos.

SEA Games council member Charoen Wattanasin said that to meet international standards, each sport at the biennial event should be run by a legitimate international body of that sport.

But he also said the hosts have the right to ask any organisation to stage an event.

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Big Fight @ Putrajaya : Fight Card 25 May 2013

KEJOHANAN MUAYTHAI PRO KEBANGSAAN 2013

SUPER 4 - 48KG
JIJAN HEAD HUNTER /  PERAK
SHAHRUL NAIM NEW BOY / PAHANG 
AIDIL OMAR /  KEDAH 
WAN ROSLI PAGAR BESI /  KELANTAN


UNDERCARD
AL AMIN / KUANTAN vs  SAYUTI HEAD HUNTER / PERAK
ABUZA / MALAYSIAN TIGERS vs  WAN LAH / TERENGGANU
IWAN ANAK GAYAH / PDRM vs  AZRULLAH/ WARRIOR KUANTAN

TITLE BELT CHALLENGE 66KG
CHEE JIAN KAI / WATCHARACHAI MUAYTHAI ACDEMY
vs EDDI SELINDANG KUNING / KIRSTY MUAYTHAI FIGHT CLUB

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Fight Card


Super 4 - 48kg (new title belt fight)
1.Aidil Yan Kedah
2.Jijan Muaythai Academy
3.Yeng Feng Dragon Gym
4.Lokman Kuda Merah

Super 4 - 52kg (title belt fight)
1.Ejo
2.Isma Izzudin
3.Shahrul Naim
4.Kamal Muaythai Academy



57kg-  Ali Yaakob Malaysia vs Thailand

63kg -(undercard)  Abuza vs Wan Lah

66kg- (title belt fight) Kai Chee vs Iddi Selendang Kuning (belt holder)

71kg -(title belt fight) Faizal golden elbow. (belt holder) vs Sayuti

Heavy weight 100kg (undercard) Ewan anak gajah vs Idzham pahang

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Muay Thai not likely to feature at Olympics

Kingdom's martial art needs more concrete plans and development

Muay Thai will not become an Olympic sport in the near future due to the lack of concrete plans and continuous development, Thailand's member of the International Olympic Committee said yesterday.

Muay Thai lacks the judging systems and doping controls to be an Olympic sport.

There have been reports in the Thai media over the past few weeks that Muay Thai could soon become an Olympic discipline but IOC member Nat Indarapana sees it the other way round.

''It is extremely difficult for Muay Thai to be recognised by the IOC in the near future,'' Dr Nat told the Bangkok Post.

''The sport has become more popular worldwide but it still lacks proper systems in judging, safety and doping control. Also, women should be given more chances to fight. It must also free of conflict of interests.''

The International Federation of Muaythai Amateur (IFMA) has been pushing for Thailand's traditional martial art to become an Olympic sport but Nat believes IFMA bosses have not done enough to get IOC approval.

''We will not see Muay Thai at the Olympics in the near future. It is a long process and the IFMA must worker harder,'' he said.

Dr Nat Indarapana.

''Organising activities to promote the sport is not enough _ you also need tournaments.''

For a sport to become an Olympic discipline, it must first get IOC recognition before it is included in the Olympic programme.

Meanwhile, Srisaket Sor Rungvisai is not likely to defend his WBC super-flyweight boxing title until November.

The 26-year-old Thai knocked out Japan's Yota Sato in the eighth round to win the 115-pound title in his home province of Si Sa Ket last month.

His handlers said after the fight that they had already received two offers for Srisaket to defend the title in Japan against Nobuo Nashiro and Tomoki Kameda.

Nashiro, 31, failed in his last two attempts to win a world title, losing to WBC champion Suriyan Sor Rungvisai in Thailand in 2011 and being defeated by WBA champion Tepparith Kokietgym in Japan last September.

The unbeaten Tomoki, 21, is the youngest boxer in the Kameda family.

His oldest brother Koki was the WBA light-flyweight and WBC flyweight champion while Daiki is now the WBA flyweight champion.

Although Japan is a preferred destination, Srisaket's manager Surachart Pisiwutthinan said he wanted Srisaket to make his title defence in Thailand when the country hosts the WBC Convention 2013 from Nov 3-9.

''As Thailand has only one world champion at the moment, I want Srisaket to fight during the convention,'' Surachart said.

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Muaythai for Lahad Datu @ Selayang. - FIGHT CARD

11 May 2013
Bout 1 - Amy Rafie [Selangor] vs Aidil [Selangor]
Bout 2 - Qhalid Saripan[Malaysia] vs Dawu [China]
Bout 3 - Iwan Anak Tiong[malaysia] vs Pet Rung [Thailand]
Bout 4 - Ejo [Malaysia] vs Pet [Thailand]
Bout 5 - Ali Yaakub[Malaysia] vs Tsunami [Thailand]

12 May 2013 
Bout 1 - Mohd Aidil Omar [Kedah] vs Kamal [Perak]
Bout 2 - Dragon Boy[Selangor] vs Randall Kadayum [Labuan]
Bout 3 - Jijan [Perak] vs Yeng Feai [Kuala Lumpur]
Bout 4 - Azman Rezali[Malaysia] vs Amir Naseri [Iran]
Bout 5 - Malbat [Kelantan] vs Anas [Perak]

Don't miss the Excitement..

Randall Kadayum will fight Amy Rafie of Selangor

Name: Randall Kadayum
Weight: 60kgs
Height: 170cm

Achievement:
Amateur Muaythai Fights:5
Muaythai Fit Warrior Sabah Level 2012: Champion
Muaythai Fit Warrior National Level 2012: 3rd Place

Amateur Sanda: 2
UMS Sanda Wushu: Champion

Amateur Boxing: 5
Tambunan District Boxing: Silver Medalist
Mayor's Cup Boxing: Best Boxer Award

More news of the challengers soon.. 

the Legend Fighting Championship @KL - Result

Legend Fighting Championship, the Asia-pacific Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) championship, held its Malaysian debut with Legend 11 at Chin Woo Stadium in Kuala Lumpur, last Saturday.

The main event for the night, saw Japan's Koji "The Commander" Ando and Mongolia's Jadamba Narantungalag of Mongolia, locked in a physical and tactical battle for the Legend Lightweight Title. Koji came to be the victor of the bout as Jadamba suffered an injury in the third round.

Winners’ Announcement – Koji Ando 
Koji “The Commander” Ando, takes the Legend Lightweight
 Championshipbelt  to Japan after defeating 
Jadamba Narantungalag of Mongolia.

Local fans were left heartbroken early in the opening fight as Taiwan's Rocky Lee submit Malaysia's Muhammad Hanif with an armbar in the first round. However, Sam "Swag" Chan redeemed Malaysian pride by forcing Gugun Gusman if Indonesia to submit in the second Round.

Winners’ Announcement – Sam Chan.
Malaysia’s redemption – Sam Chan is ecstatic
 after defeating Indonesia’s Gugun Gusman. 

Winners’ Announcement – Ji Xian
China’s Ji Xian pounds on Filipino knock-out artist, 
Agustin Delarmino Jr and takes the Legend Bantamweight
 Championship title in the first round. 

 

Winners’ Announcement – Li Jingliang
New Legend Welterweight champion, Li Jingliang (from the front, right)
 defeated New Zealand’s Luke Jumeau (far left) and calls out a challenge
 to the outgoing champion, Bae Myung Ho, who is currently
 in South Korea’s national service – “I will be waiting for you!”  

 

Legend 11 Results

Fight 1

Rocky Lee defeats Hanif bin Zainal by Technical Submission (Armbar) at

2:02 of Round 1

Fight 2

Baasankhuu Damnlanpurev defeats Tenglige by Submission (Rear Naked

Choke) at 3:35 of Round 1

Fight 3

Jo Nam Jin defeats Ruel Catalan by Submission (Rear Naked Choke) at

3:05 of Round 1

Fight 4

Danaa Batgerel defeats Kai Kara-France by Unanimous Decision at 5:00 of Round 3

Fight 5

Sam Chan defeats Gugun Gusman by Submission (Rear Naked Choke) at 1:20

of Round 2

Fight 6

Choi Yeong Gwang defeats Ev Ting by Split Decision at 5:00 of Round 3

Fight 7

Hideto Tatsumi defeats Gareth Ealey by Unanimous Decision at 5:00 of Round 3

Fight 8

SUBMISSION OF THE NIGHT: Yusuke Kasuya defeats Damien Brown by

Submission (Armbar) at 4:47 of Round 3

Fight 9

Yang Hae Jun defeats Sam Brown by Unanimous Decision at 5:00 of Round 3

Fight 10 (Bantamweight Championship)

Ji Xian defeats Agustin Delarmino, Jr., by Submission (Armbar) at 4:31

of Round 1

Fight 11 (Welterweight Championship)

FIGHT OF THE NIGHT: Li Jingliang defeats Luke Jumeau by Submission

(Guillotine Choke) at 2:35 of Round 3

Fight 12 (Lightweight Championship)

Koji Ando defeats Jadamba Narantungalag by TKO (Injury) at 0:47 of Round 3

Countdown: Muaythai for Lahad Datu @ Selayang