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Home » Muay Thai » News » Muay Hardcore – October 19, 2019: Fight Results

Muay Hardcore – October 19, 2019: Fight Results

Posted on October 22, 2019October 22, 2019 By Angela Chang

The inaugural show of Muay Hardcore on October 19 was shown on Channel 8 and was promoted by the TV’s studio’s longer-running Super Champ 8 show. The entire card showcased Muay Thai in MMA gloves in three-round bouts. Most of the fights ended by knockout.

The main event was a rematch between Sawsing Sor. Sopit and Brooke Farrell. This bout made history in Thailand as the first televised female Muay Thai match with MMA gloves. You can read about this bout more in detail here: Brooke Farrell vs Sawsing Sor. Sopit II: A Photo Essay

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Seankeng Sor.Saknarin lost to Farshad Bayatparidari (Iran) by KO in round 1
Seankeng Sor.Saknarin lost to Farshad Bayatparidari (Iran) by KO in round 1. The fight didn’t even last 30 seconds.
Peiman Zolfaghari (Iran) defeated Petchjaisan Sor.Reunrom via decision. Zolfaghari scored two knockdowns in the first round, which made it difficult for Petchjaisan to come back on points. However, the Thai fought hard to the last second.
Peiman Zolfaghari (Iran) defeated Petchjaisan Sor.Reunrom via decision. Zolfaghari scored two knockdowns in the first round, which made it difficult for Petchjaisan to come back on points. However, the Thai fought hard to the last second.
F-16 Mor.Wattanachai defeated Ying Yahui (China) by KO in round 2. Elbows thrown by F-16 rocked Yahui, and it was a knee to the midsection that sealed the deal.
F-16 Mor.Wattanachai defeated Ying Yahui (China) by KO in round 2. Elbows thrown by F-16 rocked Yahui, and it was a knee to the midsection that sealed the deal.
Phanrith Diamond98 defeated Mahdi Lali dast jerdi (Iran) by KO in round 1
Phanrith Diamond98 defeated Mahdi Lali dast jerdi (Iran) by KO in round 1
Rotha Leab (Cambodia) defeated Tai Sor.Jor.Peakuthai by KO in round 2. Rotha was knocked down in the first round, and came back in the second via KO.
Rotha Leab (Cambodia) defeated Tai Sor.Jor.Peakuthai by KO in round 2. Rotha was knocked down in the first round, and came back in the second via KO.
Petchkhaowang Sor.Jor.Lekmuangnont defeated Komsan Chhlam (Cambodia) by KO in round 1
Petchkhaowang Sor.Jor.Lekmuangnont defeated Komsan Chhlam (Cambodia) by KO in round 1
Sawsing Sor.Sopit defeated Brooke Farrell (Australia) by decision
Sawsing Sor.Sopit defeated Brooke Farrell (Australia) via decision

Fight Results (Winner will be bolded and italicized)

Seankeng Sor. Saknarin (TH) vs Farshad Bayatparidari (IR)

Sittisak K.T. Gym (TH) vs Peiman Zolfaghari (IR)

F-16 Mor. Wattanachai (TH) vs Ying Yahui (CN)

Phanrith Diamond 98 (TH) vs Mahdi Lalidastjerdi (IR)

Tai Sor.Jor. Peakuthai (TH) vs Rotha Leab (KH)

Petchkhaowang Sor.Jor. Lekmuangnont (TH) vs Komsan Chhlam (KH)

Sawsing Sor. Sopit (TH) vs Brooke Farrell (AU)

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