Fight 259 - Kard Chuek | Sylvie Petchrungruang vs Gulapdam Kohyao MT w/ Commentary

[@robertkindred5476]

I really like listening to the commentary. I really learn a lot.

[@Ri-Ci]

You took a beating and stayed with it!! Training with Dieselnoi has pushed your mental resilience to new levels, it’s very inspiring to watch!

[@garymason2474]

I would not like to be on the receiving end of those knees. From an outsider looking in they look quick and explosive. You might be tiny but the way you are always advancing towards your opponents with no fear is impressive and makes you seem bigger in the way you dominate the ring.. Cool fight and congrats on your win.

[@henriquecarvalho880]

Most people: boxe, kick boxe, the ocasional muay thai Sylvie: If I could fight with ropes instead of gloves in a only knock out rule every month I would

[@Homie14a]

Holy moly! The progress in your knees from your earlier fights to now is incredible. Wicked fast, deadly, and absolutely beautiful.

[@8limbsUs]

I credit working with Dieselnoi for the last 6 months. He's very insistent on both the speed and the intensity.

[@KruTerry]

I showed this to my brother today and it was his first time seeing a Kard Chuek fight and he's hooked! He asked "when is Sylvie fighting again?" immediately after. You have a new fan!

[@jessica_s9651]

You're such a great muay khao and great fighter overall! I like how you won even though the ref kept breaking up your clinches early. Very inspiring

[@callmekory9547]

good knee attack. I enjoy watching every single match. you train with the best champion in muay thai and all the knowledge and techniques are taught. Keep going. Use your weapons at the right time to win the match. may the year 2020 be a great success for you. you are a warrior who uses strategy, the power of mind to be able to think in battle. use it best.

[@apichonvannukul404]

i donn't know how u manage to fight this many you r true knees fighter i so enjoy it

[@kenkongermany7860]

Your persistance in loving things and becoming slowly better in them instead of being good in things and love them is a rolemodel for every MA training. No fights, no MA. I too, chreographed my around the competition body language a lot, because it silenced my " give up/ not your day - voices" much. I don't think on fight day, but it took me much longer to feel who I am, ragardless of the situation. Something that seems quite natural to you.

[@8limbsUs]

I'm glad it looks natural, because it requires a lot of work on my part, too.

[@supachaiprasertphong1375]

The mind set of many promoters is to have more exciting and flowing fights. Because the audience are bored with the everlasting clinching of the conventional 5 round Muay Thai. Especially, the 3 rounders, where you must produce substantial result even in the first round. This creates great disadvantage for the inside clinch knee fighters, such as Silvie. Everybody already knows that you are the muay khow. The classic remedy for muay khow is elbows. I'd love to see you lead with something before the clinch. I am always in your corner. ...... By the way, Kard Chuek material, in the old days, were blessed by the holy monk or the teacher. Many were taken from the shroud, with the believe that the spirit of the death would help them win. One pair of the hemp would be used over and over, the blood stain on them meant his opponents had shed their blood. The hemp would not be wash. So, when sweat and blood on them dried, they became hard and a punch from this natural " brass buckles" could give a nasty cut.

[@8limbsUs]

The breaking of the clinch, to me, makes it much more boring because it can't develop. Watching the clinch in the Golden Age in fights like Samson vs Pepsi (the 3rd one!), or Langsuan vs Lamnamoon... the clinch was exciting. The 5 seconds and then break version is like someone being interrupted in a conversation every 5 seconds. No point can be made. No poetry can be expressed. Imagine if you were only allowed to hit your opponent with 2 strikes and then the ref separated you? It would be soooo boring.

[@supachaiprasertphong1375]

The breaking of clinches can be contributed to 1. the policy of the promoters, 2. with the intention to give advantage to the boxer who does not like clinch- knee fighting, the referee sees that the boxers are in no position to exercute any technic. Boxers like Langsuan, Lamnuammoon, specially, Diesel- noi, were known for there clinch-knee fight. It is always exciting to watch them perform. Many more are clinching because that is what the gamblers/audience tell them to do. If they are behind on point, they would keep following their opponent with punches, wich is the worst weapon in their arsenal. It is better to lose but following instructions, than be stubbern. Because they don't want to face the 6th. round.

[@jackfin212]

War gangster knee! Love to see you fight more down south and hopefully train with some legends and nice gyms there too. 2020 gonna be a huge year for you, i know it! wish ya nothing but the best sylvie. Youre an absolute legend!

[@gordonaughenbaugh9004]

Dieselnoi loved the knees because he was so tall, he could engage a clinch and throw knees with momentum while still being hard to hit. Sylvie, you love to knee because you're short and it lets you hold an opponent in range. Its opposite in some ways.

[@Merrick]

imagine having a game so complete that you work on how you approach an opponent after an 8 count

[@Apache-mu4db]

You are so awesome! I admire your heart and courage. It amazes me that you're so tiny but have tremendous bravery and determination. Dang! You only weigh 100 pounds, so tiny but fierce fighter. I trained for some years at Master Toddys dojo in Las Vegas. Master Wong Lumpinee World Champ was there too. I'm going to keep watching your channel. Take care.

[@j3froc63]

Skip to fight: 4:50

[@schoolsofselfdefense3646]

I love the breakdowns! So 😎

[@pngpeng7424]

ติดตามอยู่นะครับ ขอให้ประสบความสำเร็จนะครับ

[@cleanerlakes]

Nice long clinch. Worked out perfectly.

[@peesam9164]

sylvie the best ever

[@sunnysangjiji]

High five. Well done! Keep slaying big opponent Lady David :-)

[@kenleong4722]

Awesome work!!

[@deathstarresident]

Some mean knees at end...damn nearly destroyed her ribs.

[@piaviengphing.6622]

ได้ดูหลายคลิป เป็นมวยที่กอดคอได้แน่นและตีเข่าได้ดีมาก คงจะเป็นแนวที่ถนัด แต่...ถ้าไปชกต่างประเทศกติกาคิกบ๊อกซิ่งน่าจะเหนื่อยสักหน่อย เพราะแทบจะไม่มีต่อย เตะหรือ ถีบให้เห็นเลย ทั้งที่ไปร่ำเรียนกับระดับตำนานหลายๆคนมาแล้ว พัฒนาต่อไป สู้ๆเป็นกำลังใจให้ครับ

[@8limbsUs]

ค่ะ ไม่สนใจชกคิกบ๊อกซิ่งค่ะ มวยไทยแท้ก็ดีที่สุดแล้วค่ะ

[@Troy428492]

Man I wish, I wanna get in this Kard Chuek

[@txnhb]

Merry Christmas

[@guangchao7975]

The refs are surprisingly good, they really protect the fighters and understand what is happening. Unlike in boxing where one fighter is already a vegetable and the ref does nothing

[@POPYPUGPIGCHANNEL]

เท่าที่ดูมา อาวุธหลักของซิลวี่คือ เข่า อยากให้ติดอาวุธมากกว่านี้ครับ หมัด เท้า เข่า ศอก ต้องออกให้ครบ ซิลวี่จะอันตรายขึ้นอีกเยอะ สู้ๆครับ

[@jameljeanjacques8511]

Hey Sylvie do you have changpuek Kiatsongrit in the librairie ?

[@8limbsUs]

You can see a complete list of who is in the Muay Thai Library here: www.patreon.com/posts/muay-thai-uncut-7058199

[@KingKong-hb7qp]

6:20 ถีบกันได้ดีนะครับ

[@fernandocarvalho2234]

Parabéns! !!!!

[@sukilu1964]

Great fight Sylvie, loved that right down the pipe.

[@samiratilainen7390]

Those knees must have hurt. Thats Muay Khao style💪

[@guangchao7975]

Kard Chuek is perfect for you. You like hurting your opponent and not out pointing.

[@jav.angel1205]

Excellent as always !!! BTW.. Are you still making videos for VIMEO ?

[@8limbsUs]

We will be adding to the Intensive Library, but not anytime soon.

[@jav.angel1205]

@@8limbsUs Great.. Thank you for all material you put out!! Just amazing 👍!

[@jav.angel1205]

@@8limbsUs Actually I do prefer that you are making 2 videos a month, plus other stuff on Patreon. Since I am a member already :). * How many total videos are on VIMEO ? * Are they similiar in content compared to the Patreon videos ? Thank you again for your amazing contributions to the art !! Really wish I could do what you do :) Happy New Year !!!

[@8limbsUs]

You can see the vimeo list here: vimeo.com/ondemand/sylviestudy ---- there are 39 hours up there. The main difference is that it follows me training every day with a single legend. There are over 30 hours of me training with Karuhat, with commentary, covering one month. And I think we have 6 straight days with Yodkhunpon. It's for a more indepth look into a single style.

[@InvestTaner]

Awesome...Clinching warrior

[@futureshit-glungis7202]

Where do you have the footage from this fight from? I guess this was om tv so then my question is: how can one record their fight?

[@landgabriel]

It's Facebook live

[@RedgraveGilver]

Damn those clothes looked real good

[@echosun562]

Wow

[@skyhorseprice6591]

I do not _even_ know wassup with refs breaking your clinch like 0.03 seconds after it gets established. I watched one of your fights last night where the same thing happened. This time you finally just sorta ran right over the ref 🤣😵‍💫& started bombing knees. Wasn't too long after that when you got the tko. Man I'm no Muay Thai expert, but at least I can make sense outta what I'm watching, and your clinch is _wicked!_ Like, _WICK-ett_ lol 🤣

[@Maxx-rm2cg]

locks very well

[@banterngchantia9174]

🙂🙂🙂good

[@rs1564]

damn! those knees!

[@cflat3355]

I hate high fives too

[@bambiloco7163]

Wow Sylvie id be honored to train wit u one day 😍

[@ตอ้ยส.ศิรินันท์]

เดียวดีตีเข่าดีกว่า เก่าแยะเลยมีเข่ากระทุ้งมีหมุนตี และที่สำคัญไม่แต่งตัว

[@robertheisenberg6867]

ตอ้ย ส.ศิรินันท์ เขาเรียนเข่ามาจากดีเซลน้อยครับ

[@cakesnatcher4541]

Ref had his money on the other girl that why he was separating you lol

[@fondvhj4132]

กรรมการไม่ให้ตืเขาเลยเข้าขา้ง

[@yoink128ify]

She had her hand on your face the while time on purpose. It limits your breathing as well as fingers in the eyes. Nice fight btw. Rights that hurt her looked good!

[@fondvhj4132]

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