bang! Thai legend shanks way to brilliance in ONE: REIGN OF KINGS
On a hot night in Manila’s Mall of Asia Arena, veteran striker Chamuaktong Fightermuaythai stepped onto the ONE Super Series stage and wrapped up his 145‑th win with a clean sweep over Dutch gate‑crasher Brown Pinas. The Manchu‑born fighter, who has earned two of Thailand’s most prized titles at Lumpinee and Rajadamnern Stadium, left the judges and the crowd in awe of his artistry.
What went down – the play‑by‑play
- Round 1 – Pinas guns out, launching a hard leg sweep that sends Chamuaktong sprawling. The sport‑spirit revives, and the Thai starts dancing with kicks from both legs.
- Round 2 – The tempo explodes. Chamuaktong straps in clinch work, wreathing knee strikes, and then unleashes a roaring body barrage that saps the Dutchman’s energy. Short, vicious elbows to the head seal the deal.
- Round 3 – Pinas goes all‑out, pressing forward, but Chamuaktong’s pressure never bleeds. The round ends as a high‑energy showcase, with both fighters leaving everything on that ring.
The decisive moments? Chamuaktong’s body shaves the opponent dry, each knee landed like a “blow to the conscience,” and the four‑handed elbow assault that shrugs the jaw off the coming counter. The judges unanimously announced the Thai star as the victor.
Final shoestring details
With this bout, Chamuaktong’s record climbs to a staggering 145‑34‑1 – a testament to his prolific career across 179 prior Muay Thai contests. His prowess as a Lumpinee/Rajadamnern champion captivates fans and proves he’s among the sport’s elite.
Bottom line: Chamuaktong’s performance in Manila emphasises that the sport is still sung by the masters of traditional striking.
