You rarely saw them throw a kick or knee. It looked like they were uncomfortable with thier tools. All they mainly did was jab/cross/hook stuff.
As far as Kit's opponent and his ability is concerned, I have no idea what the "real deal" is. Since it was done for a show, things can be produced and edited in different ways. The bottom line is, Kit probably didn't know who he was he getting into the ring with... it could have been a mad killer with the fix in and instructions to brutalize the foreigner, the guy could have been a walk, or the producers might have actually tried to match Kit as closely as possible. Whatever the case, he traveled all the way across the world to get into the ring with an unknown, (bare knuckle none-the-less) and put it on the line. Congratulations Kit on a wonderful experience, I'm sure.
David
and Hoost.
and if you read my post kit. i think you'll see that i said some thai's have done very well in the lower weights even winning titles, but those are thai's not americans or europeans. HOWEVER i have not seen any of your peer's make a successfull transition and they look like open class amatures when they are boxing example- john parr i guess he is trying but he was sort of exposed in his last boxing match, all's i'm saying is it seems that if you guy's are the best in the world at THAIBOXING then why aren't any of you makeing a dent in boxing?(most of ya'all can't get past the journeymen of the sport) and getting some real money, and don't give me its cuz i love the sport and would do it for nothing! we all love are sports that we fight in but we all love tha cash too! then again you might be just a crazy white boy doin' this for the rush with a rich ma & pops
.....and hey kit man i know rodger and floyd sr and floyd sr tell everyone they could be a world champion if they work with him! come on now thats just how the man talks
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