With his Muay Thai career going nowhere, "He walked more than 60 miles trying to get a job in Bangkok, but no one took him except one place that got him as a security guard, so he worked as a security guard and he also changed his job to work as a trash collector," Pisitwuttinan said. Well, according to him and his head trainer Edito Villamor, they want the big names in the division and their number one target is WBC champion Srisaket Sor Rungvisai. "It was an honor for me and my family and I am very happy that I could do my part in building a good reputation for Thailand. Josh Taylor's incredible path to the top includes a near-death experience and a few motorcycle crashes, Jose Pedraza dominates Javier Molina, asks for junior welterweight title fight, Ten years of great fights: Ranking the best bouts on Mexican Independence Day weekend. Although Srisaket had began fighting in Muay Thai as a teenager it wasn't until much later that he joined a boxing camp with the hope of making some extra money.

He won his first title, the WBC Asian Boxing Council Super Flyweight title, in June by stopping Indonesia's, Having established himself on the Thai scene by the start of 2012 and having moved his record to a solid looking 11-3-1 (11) it seemed that the year was going to be spent developing his skills, move up the rankings and following in the footsteps of close friend and stablemate Suriyan Sor Rungvisai, who began the year as the WBC Super Bantamweight world champion. He is one of the outstanding champions in the sport of boxing. To think that Sor Rungvisai (43-4-1, 39 KOs), 31, could reach the top of boxing from where he had come from is almost unfathomable. Who wins Joshua-Pulev? Copyright © 2019 Boxing Action Magazine.

Estrada (36-2, 25 KOs), 27, of Mexico, earned the title shot with a close decision win over former titlist Carlos Cuadras on the undercard of the first "Superfly" card in September, which was headlined by Sor Rungvisai- Gonzalez II. Not only was Srisaket advancing his record at a very impressive pace but other things were starting together.

With his Muay Thai career going nowhere, "He walked more than 60 miles trying to get a job in Bangkok, but no one took him except one place that got him as a security guard, so he worked as a security guard and he also changed his job to work as a trash collector," Pisitwuttinan said. Well, according to him and his head trainer Edito Villamor, they want the big names in the division and their number one target is WBC champion Srisaket Sor Rungvisai. "It was an honor for me and my family and I am very happy that I could do my part in building a good reputation for Thailand. Josh Taylor's incredible path to the top includes a near-death experience and a few motorcycle crashes, Jose Pedraza dominates Javier Molina, asks for junior welterweight title fight, Ten years of great fights: Ranking the best bouts on Mexican Independence Day weekend. Although Srisaket had began fighting in Muay Thai as a teenager it wasn't until much later that he joined a boxing camp with the hope of making some extra money.

He won his first title, the WBC Asian Boxing Council Super Flyweight title, in June by stopping Indonesia's, Having established himself on the Thai scene by the start of 2012 and having moved his record to a solid looking 11-3-1 (11) it seemed that the year was going to be spent developing his skills, move up the rankings and following in the footsteps of close friend and stablemate Suriyan Sor Rungvisai, who began the year as the WBC Super Bantamweight world champion. He is one of the outstanding champions in the sport of boxing. To think that Sor Rungvisai (43-4-1, 39 KOs), 31, could reach the top of boxing from where he had come from is almost unfathomable. Who wins Joshua-Pulev? Copyright © 2019 Boxing Action Magazine.

Estrada (36-2, 25 KOs), 27, of Mexico, earned the title shot with a close decision win over former titlist Carlos Cuadras on the undercard of the first "Superfly" card in September, which was headlined by Sor Rungvisai- Gonzalez II. Not only was Srisaket advancing his record at a very impressive pace but other things were starting together.

With his Muay Thai career going nowhere, "He walked more than 60 miles trying to get a job in Bangkok, but no one took him except one place that got him as a security guard, so he worked as a security guard and he also changed his job to work as a trash collector," Pisitwuttinan said. Well, according to him and his head trainer Edito Villamor, they want the big names in the division and their number one target is WBC champion Srisaket Sor Rungvisai. "It was an honor for me and my family and I am very happy that I could do my part in building a good reputation for Thailand. Josh Taylor's incredible path to the top includes a near-death experience and a few motorcycle crashes, Jose Pedraza dominates Javier Molina, asks for junior welterweight title fight, Ten years of great fights: Ranking the best bouts on Mexican Independence Day weekend. Although Srisaket had began fighting in Muay Thai as a teenager it wasn't until much later that he joined a boxing camp with the hope of making some extra money.

He won his first title, the WBC Asian Boxing Council Super Flyweight title, in June by stopping Indonesia's, Having established himself on the Thai scene by the start of 2012 and having moved his record to a solid looking 11-3-1 (11) it seemed that the year was going to be spent developing his skills, move up the rankings and following in the footsteps of close friend and stablemate Suriyan Sor Rungvisai, who began the year as the WBC Super Bantamweight world champion. He is one of the outstanding champions in the sport of boxing. To think that Sor Rungvisai (43-4-1, 39 KOs), 31, could reach the top of boxing from where he had come from is almost unfathomable. Who wins Joshua-Pulev? Copyright © 2019 Boxing Action Magazine.

Estrada (36-2, 25 KOs), 27, of Mexico, earned the title shot with a close decision win over former titlist Carlos Cuadras on the undercard of the first "Superfly" card in September, which was headlined by Sor Rungvisai- Gonzalez II. Not only was Srisaket advancing his record at a very impressive pace but other things were starting together.

With his Muay Thai career going nowhere, "He walked more than 60 miles trying to get a job in Bangkok, but no one took him except one place that got him as a security guard, so he worked as a security guard and he also changed his job to work as a trash collector," Pisitwuttinan said. Well, according to him and his head trainer Edito Villamor, they want the big names in the division and their number one target is WBC champion Srisaket Sor Rungvisai. "It was an honor for me and my family and I am very happy that I could do my part in building a good reputation for Thailand. Josh Taylor's incredible path to the top includes a near-death experience and a few motorcycle crashes, Jose Pedraza dominates Javier Molina, asks for junior welterweight title fight, Ten years of great fights: Ranking the best bouts on Mexican Independence Day weekend. Although Srisaket had began fighting in Muay Thai as a teenager it wasn't until much later that he joined a boxing camp with the hope of making some extra money.

He won his first title, the WBC Asian Boxing Council Super Flyweight title, in June by stopping Indonesia's, Having established himself on the Thai scene by the start of 2012 and having moved his record to a solid looking 11-3-1 (11) it seemed that the year was going to be spent developing his skills, move up the rankings and following in the footsteps of close friend and stablemate Suriyan Sor Rungvisai, who began the year as the WBC Super Bantamweight world champion. He is one of the outstanding champions in the sport of boxing. To think that Sor Rungvisai (43-4-1, 39 KOs), 31, could reach the top of boxing from where he had come from is almost unfathomable. Who wins Joshua-Pulev? Copyright © 2019 Boxing Action Magazine.

Estrada (36-2, 25 KOs), 27, of Mexico, earned the title shot with a close decision win over former titlist Carlos Cuadras on the undercard of the first "Superfly" card in September, which was headlined by Sor Rungvisai- Gonzalez II. Not only was Srisaket advancing his record at a very impressive pace but other things were starting together.