Thai Boxer Suea Kim Returns to the Ring for ONE Lumpini 34 Battle
Suea Kim, also known as “The Evil Tiger of Chanthaburi,” is receiving strong support and encouragement from his fans and the combat sports community in his upcoming fight. After a long hiatus, Suea Kim is determined to showcase his power and make a strong comeback against Saman As. Suri, also known as the “Persian Lion” from Iran, in a highly anticipated Muay Thai match.
Suea Kim, a 28-year-old punch boxer from Chanthaburi, aims to prove himself once again and secure his first victory points against his skilled opponent. The match, scheduled for Friday, September 22, at the Lumpini Boxing Stadium, will be conducted under Muay Thai rules with a catch weight score of 140 pounds.
Suea Kim expressed his readiness to return to the ring, stating, “I’m ready to come back and fight again. It’s time to go camping, push myself harder than before, learn from my mistakes, and succeed. Thank you very much for your encouragement.”
Suea Kim, who holds the prestigious titles of a 7 color Muay Thai champion, a Thai champion, and a three-division Lumpini champion, was given a significant opportunity by Chatri Sityodthong, known as the “Big Boss.” Sityodthong persuaded Suea Kim to return and utilize his exceptional boxing skills. However, after a long absence from the ring, Suea Kim faced difficulties in fully unleashing his abilities during his comeback fight at ONE Lumpini 26 on July 21st. Unfortunately, he suffered a knockout defeat in the second round against Kirill Komutov from Russia, leading to a loss of confidence.
Nevertheless, Suea Kim has received tremendous support from his fans and the boxing community, motivating him to come back stronger than ever before. Despite being away from the sport for nearly four years, Suea Kim acknowledges the rapid development of Muay Thai and the pressure surrounding his return. He considers his previous defeat as a valuable lesson and is determined to use it for improvement.
Suea Kim reflected on his first fight at ONE Lumpini, confessing, “I was excited because of the overwhelming cheering from the stadium. However, the overwhelming excitement affected my timing and performance. I accept the decision, but if given another chance, I would fight until the end, as my heart still yearns to compete.”
Following his setback, Suea Kim initially experienced distress, fearing negative criticism. Nevertheless, he was pleasantly surprised by the outpour of support he received from numerous well-wishers.
He shared his emotional journey, stating, “I was very sad, but I kept it to myself. I don’t want others to see my sadness. Losing by knockout upon my return was disheartening, and I feared losing people’s trust. However, most people have been understanding and sent messages of encouragement that motivated me to continue training and push forward. I want to establish a continuous fighting program and improve my physical condition.”
Anticipated Fight: Suea Kim vs. Saman
In his upcoming fight against Saman, Suea Kim has dedicated himself to thorough physical preparation. He aims to dominate the 140-pound match by capitalizing on Saman’s previous defeat against Yodlekphet A. Atchariya at ONE Lumpini 9. Both fighters are eager to secure their first victory points, making the opening of the match crucial. Suea Kim remains confident that his performance this time will surpass his previous endeavors.
Suea Kim outlined his strategy, stating, “To enhance my performance, I have adjusted my weight down to 140 pounds. I need to utilize my weapons more effectively than before. From my assessment, Zaman’s form has weakened in his last fight. He possesses powerful and rapid boxing techniques, but I will be cautious and focus on self-defense, enhancing my speed and releasing my weapons more efficiently. I intend to deliver a superior performance in this fight.”
The upcoming battle between Suea Kim and Saman promises to be a historic event that all Thai martial arts enthusiasts should not miss. The fight, scheduled for Friday, September 22, at the Lumpini Boxing Stadium, will be broadcast live on various channels starting from 7:30 pm.
“Suea Kim” gets encouragement from the people around him. Including many combat sports fans. Switched to power and ready to attack “Saman” with full strength in the great historical battle, ONE Lumpini 34 .
“The Evil Tiger of Chanthaburi” Suea Kim Sor. Jor. Tong Prachin, a 28-year-old punch boxer from Chanthaburi, wants to come back to prove himself again and compete for his first victory points against “Persian Lion (Lion). of Persia)” Saman As. Suri, a skilled 22-year-old boxer from Iran, is preparing to test his skills in the rules of Muay Thai. Catch weight score: 140 pounds in the historic ONE Lumpini 34 era Muay Thai fight, this Friday, September 22, at the Lumpini Boxing Stadium (Ramintra).
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As for “Suea Kim”, he has degrees of being a 7 color Muay Thai champion and a Thai champion. And the Lumpini champion of 3 divisions was given an important opportunity by “Big Boss” Chatri Sityodthong, persuading him to come back and use his boxing skills once again. Before getting a chance to return to the ring for the first time in 3 years and 8 months at ONE Lumpini 26 on Friday, July 21st.
However, the result of leaving the stage for a long time was that “Suea Kim” could not fight as fully as she thought. He unfortunately lost by knockout in the second round to “Kirill Komutov,” a 24-year-old boxer from Russia. Made myself lose a bit of confidence. But with good encouragement from those around you. including boxing fans who still fully support It makes you want to fight again in a way that must be better than before.
Having been gone for almost 4 years, the world of Muay Thai has developed very quickly. “Suea Kim” admitted to pressure and excitement in his first fight at ONE Lumpini. The defeat that happened became an important lesson that he must be used to adjust. ASAP
“My first fight at ONE Lumpini, I was excited because there were a lot of people cheering in the stadium. The more I encountered the loud cheering, it made my heart flutter. As I was tense, the timing of the weapon draw looked completely off. Whatever you’re thinking of doing, it’s too late. Personally, I accept the decision made. But if that last moment had given me a chance to get up and fight a little more, it would have been better. Because my heart still wants to fight.”
After encountering a mistake in his first battle, “Suea Kim” was in a distressed state, fearing that he would face negative criticism until he could not bear it. But what actually happened was that a lot of people sent support back to him.
“I was very sad but he kept it inside. I don’t want to be sad for anyone to see. I want to make a good debut, but fighting ONE Lumpini using small gloves is not easy. I came back and lost by knockout, afraid that not everyone would trust me again. But most people still understand. Many messages of encouragement were sent to each other, like a powerful force that made me want to come back to practice. Make me not discouraged. I want to have a continuous fight program and get my body in more shape.”
Suea Kim against Zaman
This fight, “Suea Kim” has prepared his body well and is ready to fight at 140 lbs., hoping to open the match in exchange for “Saman” who lost on the first match. “Yodlekphet A. Atchariya” in ONE Lumpini 9 battle to the max because each side wants to open and collect the first victory points. Believing that the work that comes out this time will definitely be better than before.
“For this fight, my weight was adjusted down to 140lbs because from the first fight I was still too sluggish. Coming back this time, I must be able to use my weapons better than before. From what I saw, Zaman lost form in the last fight. He is a boxer with boxing weapons that are hard and fast. Dare to walk and exchange, dare to fight. Makes me careless Right now, I’m focusing on practicing self-defense first. Including adding weapons for faster release. I have to be better in this fight.”
For the big, historic fight that Thai martial arts fans must remember, ONE Lumpini 34 will be broadcast live from the Lumpini Boxing Stadium (Ramindra) this Friday, September 22, with the first bout starts at 7:30 pm and watch on various channels as follows:
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