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Originally Posted by Tee Sok  Sportmuaythai,
you are right this gives a bad reputation to Muay Chaiya, but it should
be a lesson for those who want to commercialize and promote themselves
through false claims and ego. |
Dear Tee Sok, I'm neither right nor wrong. I'm just posting what is on a Thai board. I'm not "Schooling Praeng's Instructors". Apparantly, there is controversy in the report on Thai thread. An instructor from Kru Preang claimed to have come out better. So the fight (fights) probably did take place. I've nothing against muay chaiya. I think that if both kru Preang and kru Lek look at the fight objectively, they could gain from this instead of making both camps drift apart. I also think that if all camps of muay chaiya get together, and hold regular contest, they will learn to respect each other, and improve their teaching curriculum at the same time. Also, the stabbings can stop. But the contest must be held in good faith to improve muay chaiya, and not to settle score.