Farid Villaume vs. Yodsanklai Fairtex
November 30, 2007 by nopstar · 21 Comments
Get it while it’s hot… many thanks to luckycharms for posting.
Part I
Nopparat and Bovy
November 29, 2007 by nopstar · 22 Comments
This fight took place a couple of days ago. This fights between Nopparat Kiattamtorn (Red) and Bovy Sor. Udomsorn (Blue). I know that they are both superstars but I haven’t followed either of their careers. Bovy has been a top ranked Rajadomnern fighter, but I don’t think he’s ever won the belt. His opponent Nopparat is a Lumpini Champ and considered on of the best pound for pound fighters.
I was pretty amazed at how brutal Bovy was right from the start. I read that Nopparat was giving up about 6 lbs to Bovy. Read more
Farid and Yod part Deux
November 27, 2007 by nopstar · 15 Comments
Theses guys are set to meet each other again this Thursday. It’s being broad casted live on Canal+ so hopefully we’ll get a hold of it within a week.
I’m fairly certain this isn’t full MT rules; pretty sure you can’t throw elbows in France. It should be another all out war. For those of you who haven’t seen the fight, I’ll post the final round here. Read more
Raffik’s Mouth
November 26, 2007 by nopstar · 35 Comments
Well Just got an Email From the Contenders Folks stating I’m in Violation of Copyright… Hopefully they’ll relax a bit after the show has been aired. Maybe they’ll take some time and update all the fans with some details like when the show is going to air, what markets it’s going to be aired in, and hey maybe a new trailer. Here’s yet another reason why you should visit MMT daily. Read more
Circuit Training for Muaythai & MMA
November 23, 2007 by Mark · 19 Comments
Written by Mark Mian of AlterCenter
A belated Happy Thanksgiving to all the Americans on MMT. While the rest of the nation kicks off the holiday season by eating everything within reach, I figure now’s a good time to give y’all a gut-busting antidote to all the holiday cheer and beer…
Making the Team
November 20, 2007 by nopstar · 5 Comments
I came across an article in the Bangkok Post about a week ago about the Thai National Amateur Boxing Team in Chicago. One of the fighters profiled was this guy Amnaj (um-nart). He earned his way onto the Olympic Team by finishing in 2nd place at the Championships.
It was believed that Amnaj had the least chance of making the team as he only started boxing two years ago while in prison. 2 years of boxing… and he’s on the Thai Olympic Team? I know the Thai team isn’t as decorated as the Cubans… but they’ve got a lot of talent on that team. 2 years of boxing in prison and he makes the Olympics? Read more
