Fabio Pinca vs. Aikpracha Meenayothin

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Published on March 20, 2012 with 30 Comments

This was the latest action from Tour France… this was the card that Buakaw Banchamek was supposed to be fighting on.  Much to Fabio’s chagrin, they didn’t pull just any nak muay off the street, instead they brought in current lumpini stadium champion,

I haven’t profiled Aikpracha before, but will make a conscious decision to feature him more on MMT.  I like how he handles his business.  On a side note… Aikpracha is going to be fighting in London at the end of the month. On the O2 explosion card… if any of you around, it would be a good opportunity to see him up close and personal.

many thanks to fightsportsasia for the upload.

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  1. Yeeha! Congrats to Aikpracha. Look forward to see more from him. He had Pinca off balance a few times.

    • I would also like to see more of this kid in the future
      Peace&muaythai

  2. Great to see the cocky Fabio Pinca humbled

    • He’s not cocky very often

      • yes. he is. and his attitude sucks 100% of the time unless hes winning.

        • Hi SE, I don’t agree and I have watched lots of his fights.
          I would love to be provided with further evidences of his cockiness.
          To my knowledge, the only questionable move was the elbow exchange against Bovy which he definitely started although it was forbidden.
          Besides that I can’t recall any provocations or trash talk.
          Or is he deemed cocky only because he is French?

    • yup. especially since his last fight he tried to go all out on a lighter sanchai.

      aikpracha found his range real quick. then fabio couldnt do anything the whole fight except for like 5 punches at the last round.

      i was hoping he would get ko’ed or cut[so he can throw his usual tantrum :)]

      • lol.. yeah totally agree.. I think by the look on his face there a few times he looked like he was gettin close to spittin the dummy again lol

  3. Aikpracha was all buisness and he had some nice attitude about it too :)

  4. I never heard of Aikpracha, but I’m glad to know I’m know! Looking forward for more!

    • *now

    • “glad to know him now”…finally got it!

    • He is the current Lumpinee Champion at 147lbs

  5. wow Pinca looks average at best…couldn’t find his rhythm at all

  6. Woah…did they open with the Sagat theme song?

  7. I agree with Khmer _Chuong. Pinca is just doing the job, trying to find the right way to hurt and win the opponent. Agressive, smart and fitted. He deserves his win against Saenchai (Who should have done more to beat Pinca this time). Good job Aikpracha!!!

    • like when he was trying to head butt sanchai? you mean hurting his opponent in that way? its called being a douchebag.

      • Headbutting is a proper db move.

  8. i actually thought Pinca was quite well behaved in this fight

    he went to congratulate the guy afterwards

  9. Good fight. Would love to see more of Aikpracha. I was hoping he would keep after Pinca’s leg and really show him up.

  10. fabio showed how tough he is cos the thai was landing with real venom, hes got massive power and won the lumpinee title by 1st round KO last month. i still dont think fabio bt sanchai the deciusion was ridsiculous iv watched it about 3x now too….aikpracha fights michael dicks in 2 weeks ion London defending his WMC world title

  11. vid wasnt the best quality but aikpracha looked pretty big

  12. Aikpracha = Southpaw, same size or maybe even a little bigger, agressive unlike saenchai, especially with the southpaw lowkick….Tailor made to give Fabio a shitfit.

    He should’ve fought in a more forward stance like southpaws do to protect his back leg and check faster with it, Aikpracha was tagging it with lowkicks all night. But i’m just a computer chair commentator, still i think it would’ve helped. You gotta protect that right side of your body if you’re facing a southpaw.

  13. someone needs to interview fabio pinca. that would be epic.

  14. Man Aik looked stout..was like plam with a polar bear. Anyway congrats to him..and props to fabio..like him or hate him..he always works hard till the end and always gives you your moneys worth..or something to talk about on the forums=)
    Those leg kick to fabs back leg were great..Fabio was resting on it and not shifting..good for his usual MO..but AIk just seemed like a confusing person to fight..
    Another reason I love this sport..always someone you yet to hear of who is awesome in ring

  15. That kick at 11:50 was amazingly timed.

  16. Pretty impressive performance and a new upcoming international fighter I havn`t seen before- thanks for posting
    Peace&muaythai

  17. I saw Aikpracha fight last year in Pomona, CA. The same card that Neungsiam was supposed to fight on but his opponent failed his medicals, and that Lerdsila was on. He fought and demolished an old William Sriyapai. It was not fair.. as Aik was/is a beast. His nickname is “the Hitman.”

    Short write up here:

    http://liverkick.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1368:aikpracha-meenayothin-in-position-for-breakout-year&catid=34:demo-content

    Side note, as most Thai nak muay are, Aikpracha was a super humble guy at the BBQ we were at after the fights.

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