Kathoey Fighter Nongrose Makes History at Rajadamnern Stadium – Fight Video Included Posted on June 9, 2017August 28, 2019 By Angela Chang Nongrose fought SueaYai at Rajadamnern Stadium on June 7th, 2017. People are not allowed to wear tops at the prestigious stadium, but they made an exception for her.With an impressive performance, she scored knockdowns and really worked SueaYai on the outside with lots of kicks (hard head kicks included) and elbows.She got the W after a dominating performance. Nong Toom (the fighter referenced in “Beautiful Boxer”) came to support Nongrose, with another former kathoey fighter named Janet. News kathoeylgbtnongroserajadamnernrajadamnern stadium
News Thai Fight Samui to Showcase Females for First Time. Updated Fight Card. Posted on April 27, 2017April 29, 2017 Thai Fight is back for another installment in Samui, Thailand this Saturday. The Thailand-based promotion has hosted a number of domestic and international shows and always has top names such as Saenchai, Sudsakorn, and the Pinto brothers competing on the shows. This Saturday, the will see some well-known Thai… Read More
News Thai Transgender Fighter Nong Rose Fights for Thairath TV Stadium Title Posted on April 25, 2017April 25, 2017This is Nong Rose Banjaroensuk (น้องโรส บ้านเจริญสุข): Those who have no idea who she is may start laughing because she wears mascara and lipstick when she fights. They may think it’s a joke and that it’s “cute” a kathoey (Thai for transgender) is getting in the ring. But those laughs are… Read More
News COVID-19 is Back in Thailand. And Muay Thai is Gone. Again. Posted on January 4, 2021January 4, 2021Thailand was doing so well. The country had their lockdown, had their share of hardships, opened back up domestically (then internationally with restrictions), and was praised for what they did to contain the novel coronavirus and “flatten the curve” relatively quickly.But now the country is reverting back to familiar stages, putting many in a state of anxiety and unemployment. And, no more Muay Thai. Again. What happened? Read More