In what country are the worse mismatches made?

Thailand seems susceptible.
Rodney jun Alba 4-6-2 vs. Sirmongkal Singwancha 46-2......crazy #'s ;D

Alba was said to have been involved in a car crash on his way to the weigh-in and suffered facial injuries/broken nose. He was 'forced' to fight regardless next day ??

Sorry to go off topic, but is it just me or does Tony M look like some sort of serial rapist you would see on crimewatch in holmcall's avatar thing:o

On topic: Thailand

So corrupt there its unreal. Wether it boxing or Muay Thai, alot of matchups seem to be controlled by the cash.

Thailand is real bad.


I think you all are going off of those box rec numbers too much.

Has anyone looked up fatalities and permanent head trauma per country?

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Originally Posted by boozeboxer

Thailand is real bad.


I think you all are going off of those box rec numbers too much.

Has anyone looked up fatalities and permanent head trauma per country?

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Thailand is top on the list. No question about it. No other country does what they do. Plain ridiculous or stupid to match a 60 fight veteran against an up and coming 4 fight rookie. They does that all the time to add another W on their fighters record.

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Sorry to go off topic, but is it just me or does Tony M look like some sort of serial rapist you would see on crimewatch in holmcall's avatar thing:o

On topic: Thailand

So corrupt there its unreal. Wether it boxing or Muay Thai, alot of matchups seem to be controlled by the cash.

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Jesus! I may have to change it to a photo Ayala. :o

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Originally Posted by boozeboxer

Thailand is real bad.


I think you all are going off of those box rec numbers too much.

Has anyone looked up fatalities and Newman ?

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Thailand is top on the list. No question about it. No other country does what they do. Plain ridiculous or stupid to match a 60 fight veteran against an up and coming 4 fight rookie. They does that all the time to add another W on their fighters record.

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Good point. I have looked at those figures and Indonesia ranks first in fatalities the last time I looked, but the U.S. always has a righteous tally. Permanent Head truma per country is agreat point, Anti moron. Thanks,

Thailand is the country where I sumbit the worse mismatches are made. But Slovakia is on the move to take over first place. Indonesia is very bad as well.

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Originally Posted by Spicoli surfs 'Nawlins

Thailand seems susceptible.
Rodney jun Alba 4-6-2 vs. Sirmongkal Singwancha 46-2......crazy #'s ;D

Alba was said to have been involved in a car crash on his way to the weigh-in and suffered facial injuries/broken nose. He was 'forced' to fight regardless next day ??

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They needed to "soften" him up some.

A short paragraph from the draft of a book I am writing:

Why was Filipino Roger Monserto, 0-3 at the time allowed to fight
the very same Chatchai Sasakul, then 60-3 (now 64-3), in July 2007
in a steaming hot arena in Bangkok? Heck, why did he Roger fight
Ratanachai Sor Vorapin, then 69-9 and now 72-9 with 48 stoppages.
Monserto, now 0-5, has fought five times against opponents with a

combined won-loss record of 272-25! This is crazy.

:o :o :o :o ;D