He Ruled Muay Thai For Four Years. Then Two British Kids Ended It All

🥊 Training Muay Thai in Thailand? Get 2 FREE bonuses (packing & gym checklists + trip budget calculator): https://kombatcapital.com/free 📘 The full guide, Training Ready Thailand (2 books + 4 bonuses): https://kombatcapital.com Use code KOMBAT10 for 10% off. This is the full story of Nong-O Hama, the Muay Thai legend who fought as Nong-O Gaiyanghadao for most of his career: from a village in Sakon Nakhon where a nine-year-old handed his first 100-baht purse to his grandmother, through the Lumpinee Stadium and Rajadamnern title years, to the six fights against Saenchai that defined his ceiling and the decision to walk away at 28. Then the comeback nobody expected: a world title at 32, seven defences, and a run of knockouts in four-ounce gloves that turned a cerebral technician into the most dangerous fighter in the bantamweight Muay Thai division. We break down the Liam Harrison leg kicks, the night at Lumpinee against Jonathan Haggerty, the Nico Carrillo elbow, the Hama name and the cattle farm in Udon Thani, the flyweight move, the Rodtang fight that never happened, and the stretcher at 39. Every fight is cut from the footage, with the numbers, the dates and the quotes from Nong-O himself, including why nobody, not even ONE Championship, can tell you his real record. If you've watched our Haggerty and Carrillo films, you've seen two of these nights from the other side. This is what they looked like from his. And it ends with a fight at Lumpinee three days after his 40th birthday, against the one man who calls him teacher. Stay to the end to see who it is.