As I am Thai I can tell the meaning of their name Lerdsila = Elegant stone Rodtang = Battle tank Buakaw = White lotus Saenchai = The man who wins 100,000 times
13:00 The more common term for "flow" in the US would be 'in the zone". When your conscious mind is alert, but not overthinking, and your mind/body connection is at its strongest. You allow your instincts, experience, and training to guide you and it all works flawlessly.
@@dmonsterrrrrrr was thinking the same I would kill to get a chance just to marvel at it in person. I know I wouldn't be able to land a single strike even if I used perfect shelled aggresive in fighting and especially not outboxing. But I feel like I would advance much quicker if I fought someone with this level of slipperiness and evasiveness. Man is like a modern Niccolino Locche except he actually has good punch output volume and actual power to back it up. Granted that's not fair to Locche considering he lived in a way different time and smoked like two packs a day for weight control since he didn't like to train either which makes his feats even more ridiculous
@@dr.dylansgame5583 never thought about him and Locche but they seemed to have a similar fighting philosophy. Both were undersized and less athletic but made up for it with there ring awareness. Locche was definitely a product of his time though rather unbelievable he was as successful as he was
@@dmonsterrrrrrr Yeah it still boggles me I used to be a smoker and still had more stamina then him. But I could never box that clean for the longest time. I'm the type who can throw punches in bunches forever with both speed and power while still trying to keep it sharp and precise. Problem was while gassed I could still keep throwing decent ones but my form would slowly come apart and get sloppy. Now I'm the type where I can endlessly throw immediately pull the arm back to guard and switch between low, high, and mid guarding endlessly to make the openings close faster then someone can capitalize. I also try to fight like these guys in general the guys who flow like water. Bruce Lee's another perfect example. Always wanted to be as close to untouchable as I can be but I'm not slick enough. So instead I rely off the Mike Tyson/Joe Frazier style head movement and Different Shell Guards. And switch to stuff like Philly Shell when I'm tired since I can still Flow, Rack up points, Rest, etc etc. I like using these styles because I like to constantly Bob, Duck, Weave and even absurd dodges, and parries . Sadly do to my health the best I could ever hope to reach is K1 kickboxing status. Or maybe a lower weight class belt since I'm Sadly shorter and smaller.
Buakaw is in a heavier weight class, but if they were all the same weight it would definitely be saenchai. Saenchai v lerdsilla would be an immensely entertaining fight tho.
There's one fighter who didn't care about weight classes. Kaoklai Kaennorsing, 174 lbs, "The Giant Killer". He won the OPENWEIGHT division of K-1 in 2004 against opponents who in some cases had over 100 lbs advantage against him. Kaoklai was only 21 years old at the time. He famously knocked out Mighty Mo who weighed 280 lbs. While his overall record doesn't look particularly impressive, he was fierce and fearless, and considering the opponents he took on, it's not surprising he had a relatively short career.
Saenchai and Sessila Khao are best friends and they used to live in the same boxing camp. So the two of them didn't fight. But if assuming that the fight of both actually happened I wonder if they'll punch each other. Because both of them are very good at evading attacks against their opponents.
Buakao is in his own league mostly strength, head movement not quite at Lerdsila (the "eel") and Saenchai's level (better as he got older) Lerd.'s movements are similar to Saenchai (same school) who appears to have more tricks and maybe a little more powerful. Somrak (Olympic Gold Medalist boxer) is a good friend, also Samart. RodTang (the Tank) is a tough, fearless and heavy puncher, slight weakness in head movement.
They are all good friends, they all trained at Jokey gym, they don't fight each other. But you can see Buakaw and Seanchai sparring for fun here: Buakaw Banchamek and Saenchai sparring at YOKKAO Training Center Bangkok #MuayThai They are sooo funny! Also, Rodtang is the new sensation: Rodtang's RUTHLESS AGGRESSION@
Rodtang is a fucking TANK. Where Lerdsila can make people despair at how they can't even hit him, Rodtang can make people despair at how they can hit but have zero effect except for him coming at them even more.
Loving these reactions to Muay Thai legends, would definitely recommend checking out ""How I Defeated Living Legend Lerdsila!"; Gabriel Varga really lays down the perfect gameplan for how to deal with someone as insanely good as Lerdsila.
Saenchai would be my pick, he seems to just be next level when it comes to fighting intelligence, and he has proved that he can take on bigger fighters too, it wouldnt be easy by any means, but he isnt the "king of muay thai" for nothing 😂 (no disrespect to the other 2 they are all legends)
Buakaw , seanchai and lerdsila never fight each other in the ring if you ask me who is the best muaythai fighter i would say that maybe Somrak or Samart
Actually the Greatest Nak Muays Of All Time in the history of Muay Thai are Vichannoi Porntawee, Samart Payakaroon and Dieselnoi Chor Thanasukarn. Greatest Nak Muays in the history of Muay Thai listed their top 5 Greatest Nak Muays of all time in Muay Thai on Sylvie Von Duuglas Muay Thai Channel and majority picked Vichannoi Porntawee and Samart Payakaroon as their number 1 pick. They are both tied as number 1. Vichannoi Porntawee is one of the very few to beat a prime and peak Dieselnoi Chor Thanasukarn 2 out of 2... something Samart never accomplished.
3:31 this is called a question mark kick its when you fake a kick to the body but instead go for the head makes the opponents guard come down to protect the body and wam bam thankyou Ma'am
There's no need to for them to fight in the ring for a show, He's fighting them everyday in the gym. they're gym-mate. They live together, eat together and train together.
Saenchai would be a great match. Buakaw is a bigger weight class. It would be like Manny Pacquiao vs Mike Tyson. Btw, I love Lerdsila's Rope a Dope style.
I think buakaw would win that.. i know he's not as good as the other two technically, but he's just too powerful, too agressive , he's a better boxer too i think..anyway ..i guess we'll never know .
I think someone like Buakaw would actually fare far better than a lot of other people against someone like Saenchai. Would he win if they were in the same weight class? No idea but as a forward, power fighter with high confidence, he'd have good chances.
Then you quite misinformed and uneducated in the Sport of Muay Thai. As much of legend Buakaw is but he not even considered in the 100 greatest Nak Muays Of All Time. Both a prime and 100 % peak conditioned Saenchai and Buakaw in the same weight class. Saenchai would school Buakaw with absolute ease. It would not be a competitive fight. Saenchai has fought bigger, taller, stronger, technical and higher fight IQ opponents by a long shot... Obviously you never heard Samkor Kiatmontep. Samkor is not a monster and a machine but something more, like a Titan. Samkor is from the Golden Era of Muay Thai and Legendary Multiple World Lumpinee Stadium Champion who has beaten the beat of the best especially Multiple World Lumpinee Stadium Champion and a Legendary Golden Era Nak Muay named Wangchannoi Sor Palangchai (another Titan and a "God" Slayer). Samkor Kicks are 6 times more powerful than Buakaw kicks. Samkor was a Muay Tea and a Muay Khao. He had rhino power in his kicks. Saenchai has beaten Samkor 1 out of 2 times Samkor is more durable, stronger, more powerful, technical and has a extremely high fight IQ compared to Buakaw. Saenchai is leagues above Buakaw.
10:19 if by who wins you mean whose the best pound for pound, probably Saenchai. Lerdsila is insanely talented obviously and his highlight reel gives the impression of him being invincible, but he does lose. His record isn't as impressive as Saenchai. Buakaw is a bigger icon probably and definitely hits a lot harder than Saenchai, but technically Saenchai outclasses him pretty significantly.
That's cap. Saenchai don't outclasses Buakaw, have u even seen them sparring. Even tho they was just playing with each other, but most of the times it looks like Buakaw have the upper hand cuz he has more power and bigger. I would say it could go either way, but not outclassing lol. But I'm leaning towards Buakaw, since two legends fighting each other, tricks he uses on other's fighter might not work, Saenchai and most Muay Thai fighters believe that it's easier to fight European or Western fighters than to fight an actual Thai Muay Thai fighters
@@sidthixaychoummanivong5643 If they actually fought I would think Buakaw would probably win due to the size difference also- mind you the "sparring footage" we get from Saenchai's instagram or whatever isn't exactly a good indicator of how things would go if they turned up to 100. That wasn't really the question though. It's pretty obvious that Buakaw would probably destroy Lerdsila if they fought- he's almost half a foot taller than him and fights several weight classes above him. That's not really the point when you compare fighters pound for pound. What we're comparing are records essentially and Saenchai has fought twice as much in his career with a similar win-loss ratio. He inarguably has sharper footwork and head movement than Buakaw, he's more accurate than Buakaw, and he's also older than Buakaw (granted only by a couple years) and has yet to take a hiatus from fighting-unlike Buakaw who is seemingly about to come out of retirement for the second time. The point about Saenchai fighting foreign opponents for the past several years is fair, but the same can be said of Buakaw, who prior to retirement hadn't fought a Thai professionally since 2004. I'm not trying to dump on Buakaw at all- the guy is a legend and for sure one of the greatest living Thai boxers- but I still say Saenchai takes first place if I have to choose between the two objectively. Personally I don't think either of them are the GOAT.
@@sidthixaychoummanivong5643 Yeah that's a fair point, but it seems to me to be the only semi-objective way to determine this kind of thing. Otherwise, if we measure it purely by who would win the match, the best fighter in the world is whoever's at the top of the heavyweight division at any given time. While in a sense that's kind of true- the elite level heavyweight is going to be the most dangerous to anyone smaller than them broadly speaking- that doesn't really tell us anything about the fighters skill level. Demetrius Johnson would get destroyed trying to fight Reug Reug for eg. but DJ is by far the more impressive fighter pound for pound. Also if the record isn't what's being examined but rather who would win the fight itself, then the last person who beat Saenchai or Buakaw is- by that standard- better than both of them, which I think we can both agree is not true.
in terms of technique, skill and smarts lerdsila and saenchai are way above buakaw but in a real fight at everyone's peak buakaw wins against the other two because he is way bigger and stronger. out of lerdsila vs saenchai, i'd say lerdsila but it's very close.
10:40 Both Seanchai and Lerdsila are from the same gym ( Jocky gym// the gym that have lot of evasive champion since Somrak ) if they fight each other Seanchai might win cause Seanchai can do serious thing in the ring he can brawl and he never get a single knock down since he was 15 so i dont think lerdsila can out play Seanchai even Nong-O cant do that for buakaw vs lerdsila if lerdsila take it seriously buawkaw might lost by a point buawkaw stronger by the way but i dont think he can touch lerdsila except buakaw have jocky gym man to hold hid pad he might win by a point
10:00 buakaw is bigger than the other two so would probably win. in terms of pure skill, however, it would be saenchai. saenchai is top 5 all time whereas buakaw and lerdsilla aren't even top 10.
I love how all these Thai boxers have such cool names. Lerdsila, rodtang, buakaw, saenchai. I’m
As I am Thai I can tell the meaning of their name
Lerdsila = Elegant stone
Rodtang = Battle tank
Buakaw = White lotus
Saenchai = The man who wins 100,000 times
13:00 The more common term for "flow" in the US would be 'in the zone".
When your conscious mind is alert, but not overthinking, and your mind/body connection is at its strongest.
You allow your instincts, experience, and training to guide you and it all works flawlessly.
He was experienced and witty. Excellent speed in Muay Thai, he is gifted with a keen eye. witty with speed
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I trained with Lerdsila for a few months.. sparring with him is a nightmare 😂
I could only imagine lol. But that’s awesome though
@@dmonsterrrrrrr was thinking the same I would kill to get a chance just to marvel at it in person. I know I wouldn't be able to land a single strike even if I used perfect shelled aggresive in fighting and especially not outboxing. But I feel like I would advance much quicker if I fought someone with this level of slipperiness and evasiveness. Man is like a modern Niccolino Locche except he actually has good punch output volume and actual power to back it up.
Granted that's not fair to Locche considering he lived in a way different time and smoked like two packs a day for weight control since he didn't like to train either which makes his feats even more ridiculous
@@dr.dylansgame5583 never thought about him and Locche but they seemed to have a similar fighting philosophy. Both were undersized and less athletic but made up for it with there ring awareness. Locche was definitely a product of his time though rather unbelievable he was as successful as he was
@@dmonsterrrrrrr Yeah it still boggles me I used to be a smoker and still had more stamina then him. But I could never box that clean for the longest time. I'm the type who can throw punches in bunches forever with both speed and power while still trying to keep it sharp and precise. Problem was while gassed I could still keep throwing decent ones but my form would slowly come apart and get sloppy. Now I'm the type where I can endlessly throw immediately pull the arm back to guard and switch between low, high, and mid guarding endlessly to make the openings close faster then someone can capitalize.
I also try to fight like these guys in general the guys who flow like water. Bruce Lee's another perfect example. Always wanted to be as close to untouchable as I can be but I'm not slick enough. So instead I rely off the Mike Tyson/Joe Frazier style head movement and Different Shell Guards. And switch to stuff like Philly Shell when I'm tired since I can still Flow, Rack up points, Rest, etc etc.
I like using these styles because I like to constantly Bob, Duck, Weave and even absurd dodges, and parries . Sadly do to my health the best I could ever hope to reach is K1 kickboxing status. Or maybe a lower weight class belt since I'm Sadly shorter and smaller.
seriously? damn lol i would get tired of not hitting him and then pass out from gassing out
Buakaw is in a heavier weight class, but if they were all the same weight it would definitely be saenchai. Saenchai v lerdsilla would be an immensely entertaining fight tho.
There's one fighter who didn't care about weight classes. Kaoklai Kaennorsing, 174 lbs, "The Giant Killer".
He won the OPENWEIGHT division of K-1 in 2004 against opponents who in some cases had over 100 lbs advantage against him. Kaoklai was only 21 years old at the time.
He famously knocked out Mighty Mo who weighed 280 lbs.
While his overall record doesn't look particularly impressive, he was fierce and fearless, and considering the opponents he took on, it's not surprising he had a relatively short career.
Saenchai and Sessila Khao are best friends and they used to live in the same boxing camp. So the two of them didn't fight. But if assuming that the fight of both actually happened I wonder if they'll punch each other. Because both of them are very good at evading attacks against their opponents.
@@watcharapon4437 as a fan of both i think saenchai will win
Hell nah don’t count buakaws skills out dude just cause he shows mostly powerful and fast shots doesn’t mean he’s not technical also 😂
Lerdsila=Agility
Buakaw=Strength
Seanchai=Smart
Strength*
samart payakaroon : agility, strength, smart
Lerdsila fall many times against Chinese fighter th-cam.com/video/TgWzHFPSciU/w-d-xo.html
somluk kumsing = genius
samart=balance (and everything else)
dieselnoi=KNEES
By the way, Lerdsila ans Seanchai trained from the same Gym
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Buakao is in his own league mostly strength, head movement not quite at Lerdsila (the "eel") and Saenchai's level (better as he got older) Lerd.'s movements are similar to Saenchai (same school) who appears to have more tricks and maybe a little more powerful. Somrak (Olympic Gold Medalist boxer) is a good friend, also Samart. RodTang (the Tank) is a tough, fearless and heavy puncher, slight weakness in head movement.
Lerdsila and Saenchai came from the same gym. And they senior was Somrak the legend.
They are all good friends, they all trained at Jokey gym, they don't fight each other. But you can see Buakaw and Seanchai sparring for fun here:
Buakaw Banchamek and Saenchai sparring at YOKKAO Training Center Bangkok #MuayThai
They are sooo funny! Also, Rodtang is the new sensation: Rodtang's RUTHLESS AGGRESSION@
Rodtang is a fucking TANK. Where Lerdsila can make people despair at how they can't even hit him, Rodtang can make people despair at how they can hit but have zero effect except for him coming at them even more.
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4:53 perfecto pause bro. His stance just like some badass Muay Thai character in anime when is about to cut the opponent in half lol.
You should checkout Rodtang he is a machine 🔥☄💪🏾
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That's what I was thinking...🤔
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Rodtang = รถถัง = tank
He already did
Loving these reactions to Muay Thai legends, would definitely recommend checking out ""How I Defeated Living Legend Lerdsila!"; Gabriel Varga really lays down the perfect gameplan for how to deal with someone as insanely good as Lerdsila.
Oh and Samart is a must see, dude is a legend among legends and had a great boxing career as well.
th-cam.com/video/5DV0Q7y2gBU/w-d-xo.html
LERSILA is a good eye of Thai boxing.😊
You got like and sub just for the name attempt hahahahahaha... You feel meeeee Brother! Hahahahahahahaha
Leardsila has his nickname as " Eel on skating"
He didn't just master ultra instinct he created it
He is insane 😮
I HAHAHA LOVE THE REACTIONS HAHAHA
This guy would own Tony Jaa in a split second
Senchai 1.
lerdsila 2.
Buakaw 3.
It's a tough one though...
Lerdsila fall many times against Chinese fighter th-cam.com/video/TgWzHFPSciU/w-d-xo.html
เลิศศิลา นักมวยไทยคนนี้ คือระดับอาจารย์ โคตรเก่งเลย หากคุณคิดจะเรียนมวยไทย คุณไปเรียนที่เขาได้
Lertsila and Saenchai The person who taught him boxing since childhood was Somrak Khamsing.
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Saenchai would be my pick, he seems to just be next level when it comes to fighting intelligence, and he has proved that he can take on bigger fighters too, it wouldnt be easy by any means, but he isnt the "king of muay thai" for nothing 😂 (no disrespect to the other 2 they are all legends)
Fun fact that in Portuguese Lerd (Lerdo) means sluggish 😂😂
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3เลิศศิลา
พวกเขาทั้งสามคนมาจากค่ายเดียวกันเดียวกัน คือ"จ๊อกกี้ยิม"สุดยอดอัจฉริยะขั้นเทพ
Sanchai and lerdsila he come from joggy gym , joggy gym the best of gym in thailand
Brazilian kick so crazy
Buakaw , seanchai and lerdsila never fight each other in the ring if you ask me who is the best muaythai fighter i would say that maybe Somrak or Samart
Good calls! I'd like to see someone like Dieselnoi vs Saenchai or Lerdsila but not a lot of that kind of fighter around anymore.
Actually the Greatest Nak Muays Of All Time in the history of Muay Thai are Vichannoi Porntawee, Samart Payakaroon and Dieselnoi Chor Thanasukarn. Greatest Nak Muays in the history of Muay Thai listed their top 5 Greatest Nak Muays of all time in Muay Thai on Sylvie Von Duuglas Muay Thai Channel and majority picked Vichannoi Porntawee and Samart Payakaroon as their number 1 pick. They are both tied as number 1. Vichannoi Porntawee is one of the very few to beat a prime and peak Dieselnoi Chor Thanasukarn 2 out of 2... something Samart never accomplished.
Lerdsila fall many times against Chinese fighter th-cam.com/video/TgWzHFPSciU/w-d-xo.html
LEGENDS WARRIOR SPIRITS OF MUYTHAI IS WITH THEM.
Lerdsila fall many times against Chinese fighter th-cam.com/video/TgWzHFPSciU/w-d-xo.html
3:31 this is called a question mark kick its when you fake a kick to the body but instead go for the head makes the opponents guard come down to protect the body and wam bam thankyou Ma'am
Lerdsila fall many times against Chinese fighter th-cam.com/video/TgWzHFPSciU/w-d-xo.html
There's no need to for them to fight in the ring for a show, He's fighting them everyday in the gym. they're gym-mate. They live together, eat together and train together.
It's basically Tyson vs Floyd vs Ali
Pls check out Sagat Petchyindee! Supposedly he’s the inspiration for the character in Street Fighter!
This was near the end of his career.... I am Thai
Look like he have spider sense
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Saenchai would be a great match. Buakaw is a bigger weight class. It would be like Manny Pacquiao vs Mike Tyson. Btw, I love Lerdsila's Rope a Dope style.
There's a sparring match between saenchai and buakaw that you might want to watch. Funny as hell cause they're goofing around
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#_Level of proficiency in Muay Thai
1.samart payukaron
2.buakaw B.
3.sanchai pk.s
4.supperbon.
5.Lerdsila ch.
/____Legend of Muay Thai in Thailand.
I would personally put sanchai above buakaw and replace superbon with Yodkhunpon
9:58 ikr who win
LORD ZILLA!
Senchai .my pick
you should try to know Somrak kamsing
pity he is small If he weighs about 70kg He is probably the number one boxer in the world.
Buakaw wins because of sheer power.
Lerd is always number one. Sanchai. Buakao
I think buakaw would win that.. i know he's not as good as the other two technically, but he's just too powerful, too agressive , he's a better boxer too i think..anyway ..i guess we'll never know .
I think someone like Buakaw would actually fare far better than a lot of other people against someone like Saenchai. Would he win if they were in the same weight class? No idea but as a forward, power fighter with high confidence, he'd have good chances.
Then you quite misinformed and uneducated in the Sport of Muay Thai. As much of legend Buakaw is but he not even considered in the 100 greatest Nak Muays Of All Time. Both a prime and 100 % peak conditioned Saenchai and Buakaw in the same weight class. Saenchai would school Buakaw with absolute ease. It would not be a competitive fight. Saenchai has fought bigger, taller, stronger, technical and higher fight IQ opponents by a long shot... Obviously you never heard Samkor Kiatmontep. Samkor is not a monster and a machine but something more, like a Titan. Samkor is from the Golden Era of Muay Thai and Legendary Multiple World Lumpinee Stadium Champion who has beaten the beat of the best especially Multiple World Lumpinee Stadium Champion and a Legendary Golden Era Nak Muay named Wangchannoi Sor Palangchai (another Titan and a "God" Slayer). Samkor Kicks are 6 times more powerful than Buakaw kicks. Samkor was a Muay Tea and a Muay Khao. He had rhino power in his kicks. Saenchai has beaten Samkor 1 out of 2 times Samkor is more durable, stronger, more powerful, technical and has a extremely high fight IQ compared to Buakaw. Saenchai is leagues above Buakaw.
10:19 if by who wins you mean whose the best pound for pound, probably Saenchai. Lerdsila is insanely talented obviously and his highlight reel gives the impression of him being invincible, but he does lose. His record isn't as impressive as Saenchai. Buakaw is a bigger icon probably and definitely hits a lot harder than Saenchai, but technically Saenchai outclasses him pretty significantly.
That's cap. Saenchai don't outclasses Buakaw, have u even seen them sparring. Even tho they was just playing with each other, but most of the times it looks like Buakaw have the upper hand cuz he has more power and bigger. I would say it could go either way, but not outclassing lol. But I'm leaning towards Buakaw, since two legends fighting each other, tricks he uses on other's fighter might not work, Saenchai and most Muay Thai fighters believe that it's easier to fight European or Western fighters than to fight an actual Thai Muay Thai fighters
@@sidthixaychoummanivong5643 If they actually fought I would think Buakaw would probably win due to the size difference also- mind you the "sparring footage" we get from Saenchai's instagram or whatever isn't exactly a good indicator of how things would go if they turned up to 100. That wasn't really the question though. It's pretty obvious that Buakaw would probably destroy Lerdsila if they fought- he's almost half a foot taller than him and fights several weight classes above him. That's not really the point when you compare fighters pound for pound. What we're comparing are records essentially and Saenchai has fought twice as much in his career with a similar win-loss ratio. He inarguably has sharper footwork and head movement than Buakaw, he's more accurate than Buakaw, and he's also older than Buakaw (granted only by a couple years) and has yet to take a hiatus from fighting-unlike Buakaw who is seemingly about to come out of retirement for the second time. The point about Saenchai fighting foreign opponents for the past several years is fair, but the same can be said of Buakaw, who prior to retirement hadn't fought a Thai professionally since 2004.
I'm not trying to dump on Buakaw at all- the guy is a legend and for sure one of the greatest living Thai boxers- but I still say Saenchai takes first place if I have to choose between the two objectively. Personally I don't think either of them are the GOAT.
@@HaplessHypnagogic I think comparing records is not accurate, most of their loss is also loss to someone who have much lower record then them...
@@sidthixaychoummanivong5643 Yeah that's a fair point, but it seems to me to be the only semi-objective way to determine this kind of thing. Otherwise, if we measure it purely by who would win the match, the best fighter in the world is whoever's at the top of the heavyweight division at any given time. While in a sense that's kind of true- the elite level heavyweight is going to be the most dangerous to anyone smaller than them broadly speaking- that doesn't really tell us anything about the fighters skill level. Demetrius Johnson would get destroyed trying to fight Reug Reug for eg. but DJ is by far the more impressive fighter pound for pound.
Also if the record isn't what's being examined but rather who would win the fight itself, then the last person who beat Saenchai or Buakaw is- by that standard- better than both of them, which I think we can both agree is not true.
in terms of technique, skill and smarts lerdsila and saenchai are way above buakaw but in a real fight at everyone's peak buakaw wins against the other two because he is way bigger and stronger. out of lerdsila vs saenchai, i'd say lerdsila but it's very close.
Buawkaw
In Muay Thai, Buakaw style boxers will not like to fight with a boxer like Lerdsila.
10:40
Both Seanchai and Lerdsila are from the same gym ( Jocky gym// the gym that have lot of evasive champion since Somrak ) if they fight each other Seanchai might win cause Seanchai can do serious thing in the ring he can brawl and he never get a single knock down since he was 15
so i dont think lerdsila can out play Seanchai even Nong-O cant do that
for buakaw vs lerdsila if lerdsila take it seriously buawkaw might lost by a point buawkaw stronger by the way but i dont think he can touch lerdsila except buakaw have jocky gym man to hold hid pad he might win by a point
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10:00 buakaw is bigger than the other two so would probably win. in terms of pure skill, however, it would be saenchai. saenchai is top 5 all time whereas buakaw and lerdsilla aren't even top 10.
Saenchai for me
Saenchai
Ase and then he
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Lerdsila wins bro
9:39 isnt chinese Champions, BS
Too much of talking! So annoying.
เป็นนักมวยตัวเล็กที่หลบเก่งจริงเเละเร็วจริงๆ
No.1 seanchai No.2 lerdsila No.3 buawkaw from thai people
ต่อยไปยิ้มไปสนุกกับมัน ก็เเค่กีฬา