Top Female Muay Thai Fighters and Fights - Full Fight Video Thread

[Sylvie von Duuglas-Ittu]

Only a clip, but featuring Daoprasuk who for many years was considered the best female fighter in Thailand. 

Daoprasuk Sakchaichot Vs Jankrajang pralasarkam 

found this summation:

The main event was an all Thai affair and had the added attraction of 120,000 baht up for grabs for the winner from a bet between the two camps. Daoprasuk started the fight the more aggressive of the two, coming forward, looking to take the fight into the clinch. Jantgrajang looks to keep the fight on the outside and score with stylish roundkicks. Jantgrajang continues scoring well in round 2.Towards the end of the round Daoprasuk gets her in the clinch and locks her arms around Jantgrajang’swaist, Daoprasuk unleashes a big barrage of knees as Jantgrajang struggles to get out of her grip. Jantranjang manages to comeback with a few knees of her own only for Daoprasuk to spin her off balance to the canvas. Daoprasuk switched tactics in round 3 letting Jantgrajang bring the fight to her. Jantrajang now forced to come forward couldn’t find the range to land with her kicks and Daoprasuk pun-ished her with fast counter kicks. Jantgrajang was forced to push forward again in the final round, but Daoprasuk was too sharp, picking her off with kicks and then landing with another big bar-rage in the clinch. Daoprasuk winner on points.

[Sylvie von Duuglas-Ittu]

I've posted this elsewhere, but adding it here. This is rare fight footage. Very little video of Erika Kamimura is around. Japan's Erika has been thought of as the best low-weight female Muay Thai fighter in the world until she retired about a year or more ago. She has unusual power for her size. Here she fights Loma Sitajou who is probably a weight class under her at the time. Erika held the 105 lb WPMF title, Loma easily fought at 100 lbs.

I've fought and lost to Loma twice and she is very difficult to deal with in the clinch, the best clinch fighter I've faced near my weight, by far. In this fight it's basically her clinch vs. Erika's power combinations. Loma is currently on the Thai National team.

Round 1

Round 2

Round 3

[WaffleNinja]

I cant find any video, but both Loma and Lomanee fought at the IFMA world cup and won gold medals at 45kg and 48kg.

 

http://qr.livedoor.biz/archives/2015-08-24.html

[WaffleNinja]

Scratch that, I did find a video!

 

 

Loma's gold metal match is at the 47 minute mark.

[Kevin von Duuglas-Ittu]

Scratch that, I did find a video!

 

What a find that is! Can't wait watch it. Sylvie's faced Loma twice and she's been a real puzzle, very underrated as a fighter. Maybe the best 45 kg fighter in Thailand.

[edit: what dominance. Shows that you can can be a complete, explosive kickboxer, but if you don't understand clinch at all in Muay Thai you stand very little chance. Really interesting fight.]

[WaffleNinja]

Ya, the announcer's comment that its as if she is in their with Ronda Rousey is pretty accurate. She was throwing that girl around at will.

 

I skipped thru the whole video checking every few minutes to see if I could find the Lomanee fight but I didnt see it. Hopefully it shows up somewhere on the internet.

[Sylvie von Duuglas-Ittu]

Scratch that, I did find a video!

 

 

Loma's gold metal match is at the 47 minute mark.

That was awesome.

[WaffleNinja]

Any plans to rematch Loma or Lomanee? The Lomanee fight was so long ago and you have improved so much, I think you would take her this time around.

[Sylvie von Duuglas-Ittu]

Any plans to rematch Loma or Lomanee? The Lomanee fight was so long ago and you have improved so much, I think you would take her this time around.

 

I would LOVE to fight either of them again, multiple times. I don't think I'll fight Lommanee again. I asked her in private message about fighting again and she seemed like she didn't really want to, and I've asked Yokkao about it, but they don't seem interested - she's not fought for them since my fight with her. The only way it would happen probably is if a large sidebet was raised, and even then probably not. I don't have the money so it would take outside interest, and she doesn't fight a lot, she would have to be convinced. I am a very different fighter than when I fought her. At the time I didn't even know how to clinch or guard. Not saying she wouldn't be difficult. She's one of the best fighters in the world at a weight class two above mine, but it would be a wonderful challenge.

Loma though is a real possibility. My head trainer knows how much I want to fight her, and is even asking Max Muay Thai if they would take the fight this month. Outside Max though, again it comes down to sidebets. I think she would fight me if there was substantial money involved. 

[dtrick924]

Lionfight 25: Jorina Baars vs Martina Jindrova

 

 

[Sylvie von Duuglas-Ittu]

I've fought Thanonchanok (blue) twice, the last time it was really, really close, and I really want to fight her again. Each of these fighters are a few weight classes above me, but they are quality I'm aiming at. I've been trying to book a fight with Hongkaw (red) and almost had one, but it was rained out in Hua Hin. Lots of Thai posturing and attitude in this fight, which is its own kind of battle. While Thanonchanok is not my style of fighting, and I can't believe she hasn't yet learned how to clinch, she is someone I aspire to in that when you take photos of her fighting she is an absolute poster of technique and ease. I'm a Thanonchanok fan.

Thanonchanok held the WPMF 49 kg title for more than 2 years.

[dtrick924]

Lionfight 14: Jorina Baars vs Cristiane "Cyborg" Justino

Lionfight 20: Jorina Baars vs Chantal Ughi

[Kevin von Duuglas-Ittu]

The Ughi fight is very difficult to watch. Not because of the beat down, but the uncomfortable stance and guard. I tried to rewatch that fight the other night.

There are some amazing things about that fight, one of them being that despite being completely outclassed in the ring Chantal actually has a moment when she could have finished Jorina, she just wasn't committed to her clinch. She very nearly had a knee to Jorina's head. I'm not sure why she didn't just try to clinch up Jorina, continually. She actually may have won that fight because Jorina didn't seem to know how to clinch, and clinch is Chantal's one dependable attack. Maybe it was that Santai tried to change her fight style in training camp (a guess)? It's a mystery.

[Sylvie von Duuglas-Ittu]

This was a big fight this year. Peungsiam who is on the rise, fought and beat the then 100 lb World Champion Little Tiger in a largely under reported fight in Phuket:

Little Tiger then went onto lose her belt to Saya Ito.

[Sylvie von Duuglas-Ittu]

And here is an edit Kevin did isolating Loma's Gold Medal victory at the IFMAs this year, to make it easier to view. 

https://www.facebook.com/sylviemuaythai/videos/vb.127492557284883/1116064498427679/?type=2&theater

[dtrick924]

Christi Brereton just uploaded some of her fights to youtube. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4oQhsXYP9JHVzw6E3BlGPg/videos

Her Awakening athlete profile is here.

 

[Sylvie von Duuglas-Ittu]

Lommanee vs Cocopuff 

Round 1:

 

Round 2: 

 

Round 3:

 

Cocopuff's team felt that she won this fight, but when I watched it Lommanee shows why she is an expert at controlling the outcome of a fight. Makes for a great rematch (scheduled for Feb 21 - 2016).

Lommanee I rank as the 2nd best fighter 48 kg and under in the world.

[dtrick924]

Video removed from youtube. Mods please delete this post.

Edited January 3, 2019 by dtrick924

[dtrick924]

Cocopuff W. Santai/Saifa sor Suparat at Kalare Stadium, Chiang Mai, Thailand 2/26/2016

 

Cocopuff W. Santai/CHERRY GOR. TOWIN GYM at Thapae Stadium, Chiang Mai, Thailand 11/9/2015

 

Cocopuff W. Santai/TANANCHANOK SOR. GEELA LAMPANG Thapae Stadium, Chiang Mai, Thailand 3/10/2013

 

[Kevin von Duuglas-Ittu]

Fani Peloumpi vs Zaza Sor. Aree - One Round Knockout Tournament, March 21 2016

SPOILER: I thought this fight was an amazing performance by Fani. Zaza tried to draw her into her retreat and score game and Fani perfectly played it with control of distance. She also won all the clinch positions against Zaza who has a reputation in clinch, and even in the end, after the 8 count, Fani refused to dance off and stayed aggressive when she didn't have to, risking a cut which could have changed the fight.

 

The full tournament show:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zto1DnJXXvg

time stamps by Kristin: Fani Peloumpi vs Marcela Soto 50:16, Zaza Sor. Aree vs Monika 56:54, Fani vs Zaza 1:41:45

[Sylvie von Duuglas-Ittu]

 

Ashley Nichols vs Kwanjai Sor. Tawanrung - March 17th, 2016

WPMF 122 lb Belt

You can read my post on the fight, and see my interview of Ashley here.

[Sylvie von Duuglas-Ittu]

Saya Ito vs Little Tiger - WPMF 100 lb Belt (Saya defending)

March 21st, 2016

[dtrick924]

MTGP 3: Maria Lobo V Iman Barlow

FTR 54KG Bout

26.03.2016 - O2 London, UK

[Kevin von Duuglas-Ittu]

Sawsing vs Farida Okiko (WMC and WPMF champ), August 2015

[dtrick924]

Phetjee Jaa O. Meekhun vs Rungnapa Por Muangpet