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Thoeun Theara (Khmer: ធឿន ធារ៉ា), (born May 5, 1996) is a Cambodian Kun Khmer fighter and kickboxer. In 2022, he rose to fame after becoming the first Cambodian boxer to win a title at a Thai Fight event when he won the Thai Fight Kard Chuek 72.5 kg King's Cup Championship by technical knockout against Thai star Saiyok Pumpanmuang in Thailand. [2]
The Secretary-general of the Cambodian Southeast Asian Games Organising Committee, Vath Chamroeun, asserted, “We are the host country, so we have the right to change it to Kun Khmer, as the sport has its origin in Khmer, and it is our culture.” [32] Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen addressed the issue by proposing, “When competing in ...
Chhoeung Lvai (Khmer: ឈឿង ល្វៃ), (born 8 May 1997) is a Cambodian kickboxer and Kun Khmer fighter. In 2023, he won the gold medal at the 32nd SEA Games in low kick kickboxing. [ 1 ] [ 2 ] He is the ISKA Kun Khmer World Light-middle champion(72.5 kg) [ 3 ]
Prom Samnang (Khmer: ព្រំ សំណាង), (born 9 September 1987) is a Cambodian Kun Khmer fighter and is one of the most successful Kun Khmer fighters in Cambodia. [1] In 2023, Samnang won the Thai Fight Kard Chuek championship title in Thailand [ 2 ] and won the gold medal against Tun Tun Min in the Khun Khmer Men's 81kg division.
In an intense match at Knock Out 2024 vol.3 held in Bunkyo, Tokyo, Japan, Pich Sambath showcased his dominance over Reiya Komori in their Kun Khmer/Muay Thai bout. From the first round, Sambath controlled the fight, demonstrating superior skill and power.
In December 2023 Petchsiam was announced as part of a shortlist of 3 fighters nominated for the 2023 Sports Authority of Thailand Fighter of the Year award. [ 10 ] As of March 2024 he was ranked as one of the 10 best pound-for-pound muay thai fighters in the world by the WMO.
Kun Khmer or Pradal serey is an ancient Cambodian variation of Kick boxing, dating back to the Khmer Empire in the 9th century AD. A total of 19 medals were awarded. [1] The sport marked its debut at the SEA Games, however a similar sport named Muay Thai was contested in earlier editions.
Muay Thai record [4]; 88 Wins (16 (T)KO's), 46 Losses, 3 Draws: Date Result Opponent Event Location Method Round Time 2024-05-31: Loss: Abdulla Dayakaev: ONE Friday Fights 65, Lumpinee Stadium