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In European Muay Thai, Ernesto Hoost is the "Mike Tyson". Hoost is extremely precise and powerful with his punches and his kicks.
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One of the Greatest Thai boxers to EVER live and he is still the head trainer at Fairtex Thailand ( I had the pleasure of training with him) is:
Apedij Sit-Hirun He use to break people's arms or actually whatever his kick landed his oppenets bones would break, thats how hard his kick was. I think don't hold me to this but I believe he was undefeated in over 300fights and has won all 7 different championship belts in thailand. I think that makes for a legend!
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Ramon Decker I would have to say is one of the best dutch thai figter, he is very well respected by the thai people not to mentioned a great fighter. I believe he has over 200 fights.
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I think Ramon Dekker was the best Non-Thai figther (one of my fav fighters) . He never turned down a fight - thats what got him a lot of respect. He's beaten some of the best Thai champions and taken some serious beatings himself in his career (like when he fought Sakmongkol).
I doubt his name will ever be forgotten in the world of Muay Thai.
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I would have to agree......I forget this nickname but he was like a bulldog in the ring....he wasn't too good at the clinch and knee attacks but man did he have a lot of power in those kicks and punches....awesome!!!!
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saekson janjira
he is located in plano, texas
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