Props to our friend boksnieuws for taking the time to rip and share this with us. This is the latest from the “Thai Fight” promotion in Bangkok. It features Isuzu 21, champion Kem Sitsongpeenong vs. Alessio Angelo. Exactly… Thai Fight which is more or a less a the Muay Thai PR machine hasn’t really been focused on putting on credible match ups… I don’t really know what they’re trying to get out of this?
Anyway, here you go.
September 26, 2011 at 3:54 am
I guess Kem had more important things to do…
September 26, 2011 at 10:05 am
I hope know-one takes this the wrong way but this fights ridiculous! Respect for Alessio for jumping in the ring with Kem but he was way out of his league. What annoys me is that there are so many better fighters around the world that could of taken on Kem! Don’t get me wrong everyone wants to see a Saiyok like domination but there is only so much you can watch. I want to see a FIGHT! There are many fighters out there that can bring it to kem and make these fights much more entertaining! Half of the guys I have seen on these fights I never heard of! Why can’t there be fight card like: pornsaneh vs Liam harrison, Saiyok vs giorgio petrosyan, Jordan watson vs kem, andrei kulebin vs Petchasawin, mosab amrani vs Rungrave Sasiprapa and so on. I understand the availability situation but like I said there so many good fighters around the world and I know some of them must be available. No disrespect to any of the fighters that had fought, just my 2 cents.
September 26, 2011 at 10:20 am
Thai fight seems to be a promotion to promote muay thai world wide… obviously the thai’s do not want to be shown up at their own sport…. i thought it was great when pinca smashed petchmonkong… it is nice to watch beautiful muay thai like said above but yeh… some proper fights would be nicer to see…
October 5, 2011 at 12:42 pm
I agree it would’ve been nice to see the fight. It was a blast watching from Kem’s corner though. Next fight is going to be similar too since he’s facing Kim Dongsu, who didn’t put on an impressive performance either.