Best Pound4Pound Muay Thai/Kickboxer Of All Time (Not In Order))

[FedorMinotauro8]

Rob Kaman

[mrpopenfresh]

Great use of ther copy paste.

[Samite**]

Good info in this thread.

[Daido_Juku]

Originally Posted by wayneperry

Dekkers and Benny no, Hari no way, Don not a chance in hell remember the thread is about muay thai and not western or dutch kickboxing.
My list would include please don't knock it to much because I don't have tons of exposure to the older fights because of living in the west but here it goes in no paticular order

Samart
Orono crazy ass elbows against dekkers and the other orono
Namsaknoi
Sakmongkol
Saenchai even though I'm getting sick of people dick riding him
a prime Anuwat
Samkor wow can that guy kicj
Noppidet Chengsimiw
Rammba Samdet questionable but just is so entertaining
Neungsiam
Kaew Fairtex
Sit Hirun
Nampun
Santiennoi
Deseilnoi
This list is just based on the exposure I have had in the west. Its very hard to follow muay thai in the west.

Ive to follow this one, but id still put Buakaw on the list. His debut in K-1 Max just prove that his on the league of legends

[credit]

I always like Dida Diafat .... great fights with sugar foot
also loved the auto bio
chok dee

not the best but great to watch
as far as thai's love "black superman" pure evil dude

[Producer1]

Originally Posted by M.T. STYLE

Apidej Sit Hirun: 340 wins 1 draws 10 losses, known as 'The Champion of Seven Titles', the most fearful kicker that Muay Thai may ever have seen, he once broke his opponent's arm with his kick strike...

Pretty interesting reading. But not all that impressed by Hirun once breaking an opponent's arm.

Ei Pouthang has done it more than once and has an official record of 200 some fights and a dozen defeats.

Thun Sophea's record is even better and he's ten years younger than Ei. 26 years old, officialy 100 fights (unofficially, double that and add some) and 5 defeats. He can't even remember who they were they were that long and that many weight divisions ago.

When it comes to Thai records that consist of 317 fights and few defeats...let's just say that with a little local SE Asian knowledge you take these things with a grain of salt. I've watched the biggest name in Cambodian boxing destroy a Frenchman who'd been training MT in Thailand. He stepped into the ring with a grand total of 4 pro fights. Against a guy whose official record is at least 50% shy of the truth...

[cali_chute_boxe]

Originally Posted by credit

I always like Dida Diafat .... great fights with sugar foot
also loved the auto bio
chok dee

not the best but great to watch
as far as thai's love "black superman" pure evil dude

Did you just see Chok Dee?

[cali_chute_boxe]

Hey Producer1, You always have great info. How long have you been around muaythai and muay khmer?

[Producer1]

Originally Posted by cali_chute_boxe

Hey Producer1, You always have great info. How long have you been around muaythai and muay khmer?

Muay Thai? Never. Not really. Only watched it a bit as a teenager after seeing Kickboxer and being into martial arts in general and TKD and Aikido in particular. But that was in Australia in late '80s and early '90s. So, I was aware of it, then I watched a bit of it and thought "Fuck me, they ain't messin' around up there!" And at the time could see why people thought it was too full-on and American/Full Contact Kickboxing was the sport which would take off.

Kun Khmer (Pradal Serey)? I've been watching it irregularly since coming to Phnom Penh, but I've been working specifically in it for 18 months. I had to do a bunch of research real fast and ask a lot of questions and meet a heap of people in the first two months. Since then it's just become part of my job.

The next big thing are the Indoor fights. A couple of the boxers are new to me, so I'm having to learn about them right now. A couple of them I know all about because it was my show that made them stars and the others, well, I see Vorn Viva every week and Thun Sophea's still pissed off at me from the world titles last year!

[cali_chute_boxe]

Ok. Made a mistake with the muaythai but you do always have very well constructed posts.