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Home » Muay Thai » News » Women’s Fight @ Samui Fight 2017 – Results & Videos

Women’s Fight @ Samui Fight 2017 – Results & Videos

Posted on September 10, 2017August 28, 2019 By Angela Chang

September 8 saw a great night of fights and brought much-needed exposure on a big stage when it comes to female fighters.

Sawsing walked forward most of the fight and put on a clinch clinic against Laura from Tiger MT. Despite getting cut, she walked away with the W. Namtarn, who really doesn’t kick much and uses her knees to win fights, did just that and won a very convincing fight. Chommanee used smart footwork and distancing to use all her eight weapons. This proved to be very difficult to overcome for Teresa. In the main event, Petchjeeja used her femur style and dominated Hongkaw in every way.

Winner will be *bolded in red*

Ja Fong Tor Morsi (TH) vs *Cookie Wong* (HK)

*Petchchenpha Kiatkriangsak* (TH) vs Natalie Ratanachai Muay Thai (HK)

Marloes Sitjemammuaythai (NL) vs *Mangkonkaw Pongmaiprakiatgym* (TH)

*Sawsing Sor Sopit* (TH) vs Laura Tiger MT (AR)

*Namtarn Por Muangpetch* (TH) vs Maiken Tiger MT (NO)

*Chommanee Taehiran* (TH) vs Teresa Wintermyr (SW)

*Petchjeeja Or Meekhun* (TH) vs Hongkaw Wor Sayan (TH)

Wondergirl Lookjarunsak (TH) vs *Marcela Baitong Soto* (CR)

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