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WBC champ Wangheng Menayothin hangs up his gloves
WBC champ Wangheng Menayothin hangs up his gloves
MONDAY, JUNE 22, 2020
World Boxing Council minimum weight champion Wangheng Menayothin retired from professional boxing on Sunday night with a world record of 54-0.Former boxing champ seeks justice after wrongful imprisonment
Former boxing champ seeks justice after wrongful imprisonment
MONDAY, JUNE 01, 2020
A former boxing champion pleaded for justice from the national police chief today (June 1) after suffering a knockout blow to his career when he was accused of drug trafficking before a fight two years ago.Boxers unite to block new law that would keep children out of the ring
Boxers unite to block new law that would keep children out of the ring
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 01, 2018
Prominent Muay Thai fighters have handed a letter to the Sports Authority of Thailand to protest a new bill which forbids children from fighting in the ring.Srisaket starts life as police officer
Srisaket starts life as police officer
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2018
Pol Lance Corporal Wisaksil Wangek – better known as Thai professional boxer and two-time WBC super flyweight champion "Chao Laem Srisaket Sor Rungvisai" – attended a merit-making ceremony on Wednesday to mark National Police Day at Uthumphon Phisai police station in Si SA Ket, where he reported for work on Tuesday.Vietnam’s Thao set to punch for WBC Asian title in Bangkok
Vietnam’s Thao set to punch for WBC Asian title in Bangkok
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2017
Tran Van Thao is expected to win the first-ever World Boxing Council (WBC) Asia title for Vietnam today in Bangkok. Thai boxers invited to contest richest boxing competition in India
Thai boxers invited to contest richest boxing competition in India
THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 2017
India will organise the World Boxing League for the first time in history this year, with each winner claiming a huge US$100,000 (around Bt3.5 million) cash prize and those suffering the disappointing first-round exit will take home not less than US$8,000 (around Bt300,000) cash.