Buakaw and Yodsanklai: The Dream Fight That Might Finally Happen Posted on April 17, 2017October 27, 2024 By Angela Chang Fresh off a victory over the weekend, Yodsanklai may be facing fellow countryman Buakaw later this year. Kunlun Fight says this match-up is in the works and according to Muay Thai Authority, the purse is supposedly $1,000,000 for what many are calling the fight of the century.However, some fight fans are skeptical as there have been many talks over the past 8-10 years about this match-up as well as other dream fights. To add to the skepticism, the last known time Buakaw was known to have fought a Thai was over 10 years ago in 2006 vs Jomhod Kiatadisak.But there is always a chance of this happening for real this time, so hopefully Kunlun Fight does not disappoint everyone who has their hopes up! News banchamekbuakawfairtexkickboxingkunlun fightmuay thaisuper fightyodsanklai
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News Thailand’s Third Wave Shuts Down Bangkok’s Muay Thai Scene Posted on April 26, 2021April 26, 2021Just a few months after the second wave of COVID-19 that prompted closures in Bangkok and surrounding provinces in January, infections are on the rise again. Except for this time, it’s been detected that it’s the UK variant of the strain – so far, it’s spread more quickly and resulted in more deaths than the last wave. There is currently a shortage of hospital beds in Bangkok. People are being turned away due to this.Starting today, April 26, 31 types of venues in Bangkok are mandated to close for the next two weeks (or until further notice). These venues include Muay Thai camps, boxing stadiums, fitness gyms, and parks. Read More