This was a rematch from a fight at Ratchadamnern the previous month that saw Wanchai caught cold with a hard left hook in the first round. This fight had Wanchai defending his Lumpini Mini-flyweight title. In round 1 Thanusuklek starts strongly, working over the legs of Wanchai with hard lowkicks and firing in a few fast punches. Wanchai looks a little intimidated as if maybe he has the previous months fight on his mind. In rd 2 Thanusuklek starts of in the same manner working the legs of Wanchai, a short way into the round Thanusuklek lands with a solid straight right and then follows up with a hard left hook and Wanchai crashes to the canvas where he is counted out.

The first round sees both fighters just looking to get into a rhythm. In rd2 Nongnaen starts to push forward now, but is up against one of the most stylish fighters in the sport today in Panomrunglek, who comes in with fast punches and kicks and takes out Nongnaen’s legs several times with well timed lowkicks. Panomrunglek shows his class as he moves off of Nongnaen’s attacks and whenever Nongnaen gets close, he spins him off balance from the clinch. Nongnaen keeps on marching forward and fires in some solid straight punches to the body and some hard kicks, but Panomrunglek looks in control and doesn’t even look like he is out of second gear yet. Near the end of the round Panomrunglek opens up with a salvo of hard punches that force Nongnaen back across the ring. Nongnaen’s determination shows no sign of waning in the 3^rd as he marches out again and looks to try and take the fight into the clinch. Panomrunglek is putting on a masterclass though and spins Nongnaen off balance or moves off of Nongnaen’s attacks and fires in fast roundkicks and sharp long knees and punches. Nongnaen comes out punching at the start of the 4^th and gets through with a couple of solid shots, which stir the crowd a little. Panomrunglek still looks slick though as he stays away from any real danger and comes back with more fast kicks and knees. Nongnaen gets through with a couple of hard bodykicks near the end of the round, that again get the crowd cheering a little, but Panomrunglek just opens up again and stays comfortably ahead. Nongnaen comes out looking for a knockout in the final round and lads with a highkick and a couple of solid looking punches, but Panomrunglek looks a level or two above and jabs and moves away from anymore danger up to the bell, where he is awarded the points win.

This fight sees Rungpetch defend his Lumpini Flyweight title.

Both fighters ease into the fight in the opening round. In rd2 Rungpetch looks to come from beind his pushkicks and try and come into the clinch, but Chatchai looks sharp as he catches the pushkicks of Rungpetch and pulls him forward and then explodes with fast punches. Chatchai knocks Rungpetch off his feet with a fast pushkick and another one crashes into the face of Rungpetch. Rungpetch keeps pushing forward, but struggles to get off with any clean shots. Rungpetch starts to get through in rd3 as he pushes forward and gets Chatchai in a vice like clinch and opens up with knees. Chatchai trys to fight back in the clinch and maneuver his arms in to take control, but the superior height and the strength of Rungpetch makes it difficult. Rungpetch keeps pushing forward in rd4, but Chatchai manages to get off with some sharp kicks and knees now, keeping the fight close. Rungpetch lands with more big knees, but Chatchai keeps catching him back with hard knees of his own. The final round is very close with Chatchai getting through with more sharp kicks and some hard, stabbing knees. Rungpetch scores wth more hard knees and both fighters stand off, the bell sounds to end the fight and the judges go for Rungpetch, with Chatchai seen as not quite doing enough in the final round, if he would have kept going for the win and maybe landed with two or 3 more kicks, chances are it would have been his arm raised at the end.

This fight is for Chalermdet’s Lumpini featherweight title.

The first two rounds are fought typical Thai style, with both just feeling out each others defences a little. Petchboonchu is slightly the more aggressive of the two as he pushes forward and looks to clinch. The fight moves into the clinch in the 3^rd, both fighters battle to get the upperhand, but Petchboonchu looks considerably taller and bigger and Rungruanglek struggles to stay in the fight. Both land with good knees, but Petchboonchu looks to be too moving ahead. Rungruanglek gets a little bit of success in the 4^th rd, as he trys to turn Petchboonchu off balance and manages to spin him down a couple of times. Petchboonchu comes back strongly though and lands with hard driving knees through the middle. Rungruanglek tries his hardest in the final round to get back in the fight, but Petchboonchu’s size proves to be too much and he cruises to the win.