Kun Khmer, Meas Chanmean Vs Thai, Kolabdam, SEATV boxing, 18 Feb 2018 | ...

In the last few fixtures, the champion of the 63.5 kg belt, Gold Measure, or Sammy, seems to have been a bit unhappy with the Thai side. In fact, his game on Sunday, February 21, was also lucky on the Southeast Asian television with Thai players. The match took place, noting that Cambodian gold medalist Meach Meas Meas lost five of the water, despite the chance to beat Thai player Soun Tepheap under the eyes, making it the most prominent. In almost every situation, the Cambodian striker only hit a lot, but with limited planning chances. The only corner of Gold Monkey, which led Thai players to the front, was considered to be his climax on Sunday, not fruitful. From the third round to the last round, the Thai players still have the chance to strike the right foot and chase the Cambodian players. Despite the blood on the cheeks, Thai players did not give up, fiddling with more frustration and frustrating Cambodia fans. Going back to the second round, Meach Meng was beaten up in anger because of Thai Soun Tepheap's stinging defeat. The pair fought each other in the same way as the Thai players were angry at the Cambodian players, scratched in the right eye, and the Cambodian players were in the throes of Thai players. However, the breakthrough of the two sides was fruitful, but only the Thai players, making Gold Moon more inconvenient and more likely for Thai players. In the 4th and 5th round, Cambodian players have to be proud of themselves, although not the same as the Thai players. The pair has been noted as addictive and lively compared to three other international partners. The Thai athletes have been proud that they will win the tournament since it was announced by the referee. Therefore, only a formal announcement has been seen that Thai players are jumping in on the ring. Nhean Sothy, the organizer, claimed that in the last minute, Meas Chan failed to be more than just a lucky player. But he says the player still has an attractive market to match, based on his game, whether he or she has been hit by a scandal, a game related to playing a game or losing a hand. He added that the reason Cambodia's last bout of the match was not for Gold Coast was because of all the matchmakers who had to match the strategy of bringing in professional players in the Thai Boxing Federation. He said: "For a while, Chan has lost but from Thai players, because besides the moon one (the strong) loses every one." Thai player Soun Tepheap has won 76 times, won 64, lost 11 games, 1 draw, less than Cambodia, who have won 118 times, won 95 and lost 23 games. But based on the strength and the strength of the hand, as well as the kick off, the Thai players are better. In the Southeast Asian television on Sunday, Cambodia was defeated by Phum Saray, a longstanding fighter in boxing, with Playalek smashing in the third round. Thailand's Kam Laiyouk and Mephhey Meas are in the second round of unconscious by Phach Bopha. Nhean Sothy said that the final international competition of Cambodian players was more difficult to win, but could not take the Thai players out of play to lead them to criticism.