TOP 10 Greatest Muay Thai Fighters EVER
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 พ.ค. 2024
- In this video, we countdown the top 10 greatest Muay Thai fighters of all time, showcasing their incredible skills and achievements in the ring. From legendary champions to iconic figures, these fighters have left a lasting impact on the world of Muay Thai. Join us as we explore their remarkable careers and celebrate their contributions to the sport. If you're a fan of Muay Thai or combat sports, this is a must-watch video! Subscribe for more content on the history and greatness of Muay Thai fighters."
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I would have added Somrak Khamsing or Karuhat
Oof I like Karuhat. I def enjoy watching Femurs
Calling Buakaw a mix between Rodtang and Superbon is so accurate
Glad I wasn’t the only one who saw it that way! Haha Buakaw in his prime was out of this world. Peak athleticism mixed with wolverine body
Crazy that VIcharnnoi isn't on this list
It’s actually great that Singdam is here, not only is he underrated, he is also legit the most powerful kicker in Thai history. Yes, he is stronger than Samkor, Nokweed, Apidej, etc.
Dieselnoi should be #1 he was one of the few to defeat samart
I see your point 🙏🏽
yeah,he's muay thai's george foreman,so big,so damaging,so hard to stop.
For me, it's personal preference, but I must say Dany Bill is highly underrated and was an amazing fighter
He had a solid record 🙏🏽
It was an honor to fight on Sagat undercard
I think your list is very interesting to include current boxers for the viewers, but it's difficult to put any of them in top 10 all time. The golden era had so many legends and they are considered so because they had so many worthy opponents that defined their status. Your list includes a lot of famous names that are well known to westerners, but missing the common legends the Thai old timers mention like Namkabuan or Superlek. Veerapol is also mentioned often because of his boxing titles as well. Buakaw and saenchai has the legend status in Thailand, but otherwise the rest of the top 10 would be golden era if you asked any Thai coach. I got laughed at by the old Thai coaches when I said that yodsanklai was amazing back in like 2007 lol.
Never ceases to amaze me how people will always pick old fighters just because their parents told them. Reality is that this list is pretty good when you consider how much Muay Thai has evolved. Putting Saenchai at number 1 is very fair regardless of nostalgia merchants
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On a serious note, I did take into consideration how the sport has evolved. I put Superlek at 10 because ONE is a fairly new organization and he’s IMO the #1 pfp Muay Thai fighter rn. I also did take into consideration if the eras met. Like how would they stop or put down dudes with a chin like rodtang at 135 during the golden era
@AndrewEaReal Your comment is beyond amusing, and only uneducated casuals say something so dimwitted with assumptions by deluding yourself if you think Muay Thai has "evolved".... Pfft Hahahahahahahaha Muay Thai fighters in this Era are absolute garbage. Commenting "Muay Thai has evolved" is automatic tell you're uneducated casual who has not invested in research, (at least a decade, to 8 hours each day) by gaining knowledge to at least 85% Percent of Silver Era to Golden Era to 2000 Era and This Era Yod/Nak Muays, Top Pound For Pound Yod/Nak Muays in The History Of Muay Thai, Ranking System, Styles, History and etc.
Yod/Nak Muays from The Silver Era to The Golden Era Of Muay Thai are centuries I mean centuries are ahead any current Modern Era Nak Muay, because modern Era Nak Muays will never be in Thy Top 120 Greatest Yod/Nak Muays In The History Of Muay Thai Book and will always be in the bottom barrel of washed up amateurs. This Era of Muay Thai have the least poor produced Thai To Farang Nak Muays in The History Of Muay Thai. Why? Gambler's took control of Muay Thai since late 90s when the Golden Era passed and Muay Thai changed vastly in the 2000s.
The rules changed, Majority The Top Gyms closed in the Country, meaning less produced fighters with no unique style of there own like in the Silver to Golden Era to pass on, since different Gyms from different regions in Thailand had their own unique style different one another, they started to train less since Social Media and other distractions interfere with their training, no one in this Era are actual Boxing Champions like there were in The Silver Era to the Golden Era Of Muay Thai since Yod/Nak Muays won Olympic Golden Medalist in Boxing, Won Amatuer to Professional Boxing Champion Belts after they retired from fighting in Muay Thai.
I can write a whole list of Yod/Nak Muays who became Boxing Champions like For Example: Legendary Yod/Nak Muay from Golden Age Of Muay Thai who is in Thy Top Greatest Top Pound For Pound Yod Nak Muays In The History Of Muay Thai, Multiple Time Rajadamnern Stadium Champion and WBC Boxing Champion (For 6 Years Straight he reigned as the WBC Boxing Champion) Veerapol Sahaprom... Veerapol Sahaprom is centuries ahead then everybody on painted man list except for Samart Payakaroon and Dieselnoi Chor Thanasukarn.
How about Prajanchai? His record with 340 wins, 52 loses and 3 draws = 395 matches. Now he is 29 years and he will get more fights. I think Prajanchai really the best fighter among 10 men legend in your listed 🤔
Why no lerdsillla
He is a good fighter, but he is not a legend i think.
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Samart is #1 ;)
I knew someone was gonna say that 😂
He was also a (western) boxing champion. Love his style
Do you forget about Saiyok and Petchmorakot? 😁
Samart is regarded as the goat in Thailand from all the Muay Thai lads I’ve talked to there
I think peak Dieselnoi is the best in a prime vs prime fight. His frame is too much of an advantage. Usually tall and skinny is weak and slow but he wasn't. But I can understand not ranking him as higher because of resume. Everyone who's fought both Baukaw and Yodsanklai said Yod is better. I think the reason why people rank Samart higher than Dieselnoi is because of style. Samart was good at everything while Dieselnoi mostly just destroyed people in the clinch and knees. There's no footage of prime Samart/Dieselnoi. I just took everyone's word that Samart is the goat but the footage of their fight changed my mind.
Saenchai is the Muay Thai Fighter with the best technique, but Buakaw is the strongest Muay Thai Fighter in history. Buakaw lost 12 kilograms to fight Saenchai and Buakaw was able to defeat Saenchai in a landslide.
Man that fight shouldn’t have happened 😭it was disappointing. Buakaw was a weight bully during that fight. There was a clear difference in size.
@@PaintedPapi
Saenchai's normal weight is 68 Buakaw's normal weight is 70 Their weights are not much different, and Saenchai clearly said that it is not about size, but Buakaw is strong.
Samart has the best technique with the best footwork, boxing, head movement and teep of all time in Muay Thai. He was also a WBC boxing champion. If you don't believe me, have a look at the 12th round of his fight vs Juan Meza. He toys around with a world class WBC boxing champion and knocks him out. Crazy to think he did that to a boxing champion in a boxing fight where he couldn't use his ultimate weapon- the Teep.
Honestly Singdam should be higher on the list. No one can really make Saenchai insanely serious other than him (in Saenchai's prime of course furthermore having 4 wins out of the 9 fights they had, Not even the legendary Nong O could beat Saenchai.
What do you think of this list?
Superlek should be higher IMO
I'm agree with you
You know nong-o he fight with saenchai 6 times and lost all 6 times
@@RiceEater54 hahaha maybe when it’s all said and done 😂 so far he’s accomplished a lot. Def gonna be a harder pick in the future especially with the 4oz gloves being in the picture now. I predict him being top 5 of all time though 👀
@@shlulesurasak3197 yup. Nong O also beat Singdam multiple times. And Singdam beat Saenchai 3 times.
why is Lerdsila not in the list?
“The Turbine From Hell” Raymon Dekkers to me is the greatest Muay Thai fighter of all time
Great list.. Big fan of Superlek. But superlek or Nong o shouldn't be there. Different generation different opinions. I'm in my mid 40s........😅
I respect it 🙏🏽 who would you put in there instead?
@PaintedPapi Karuhat and Somrak Khamsing as someone else has said... Also my order would different.
@@Jordanphil23 🙏🏽
I think this list is too focused on modern fighters with only a few legends present
Personally I would put in Karuhat the legendary switch hitter and Apidej Sit Hirun the Fighter of The Century in
Cool list though keep up the good work
You’re not wrong hahah I do have a bias towards modern and ONE fighters. The golden era required more patience and closer analysis vs modern&ONE that have a lot more brawl.
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N1 should be Hagerty!
Where is panpayak jitmuangnon?
Why is Rodtang not here not criticising just asking.
Only because rodtang hasn’t really finished his opponents and hasn’t fought a really good ranked opponent since Haggerty 4 years ago. I see the admiration for rodtang because he’s marketable and has good ring presence.
I appreciate the question 🙏🏽
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For me now superlek
If he beats Haggerty
Ramon dekkers should have been here
I’d put him in my top 15 🙏🏽 great suggestion
I’m not so sure about adding Ramon here considering that he was always 2-4 weight classes heavier than the Thais he faced. The one time he weighed the same as his Thai opponent was when he fought Sangtiennoi (they were both 70kg) and look what Sangtiennoi did to him.
Lerdsila not in the list??
I like him. He was great but I personally have him within top 15 not 10
No Superbon?
SA GET? or SA GOT? SA GAT?
300+ fights means 30 fights per year in a life spam of 10years straight
150+ fights means 15 fights per year in a life spam of 10years straight
This is insane!
no injuries? no recover time? wtf is this even real or fake records to build legends? is there footge of all those fights? at least 100 of them?
this means at least 1 fight per month with no time to rest
That’s very typical for them. Traditionally they start fighting at 7-8 and those fights count as pro fights, traditionally, they also don’t hard spar unlike the west because their “hard sparring” would be the actual fights because they fight that often.
Things are a bit different these days, I believe there’s hard more hard sparring now and even changes in training. Thais are even adapting and utilizing boxing training for head movement and footwork.
@@PaintedPapi I see, but this is still a crazy amount of fights, even if you take most pros carreers in MMA or other fighting sports they don't have this amount of fights, absolutely crazy shit.
if you put 30fights in the spam of 20 years it is still A LOT of fights
@@honkler1443 absolutely! The way I see it is like taking a pro soccer/football player from Brazil and counting how many games he had since 6 years old. Haha Muay Thai is so big in Thailand as it is in Brazil.
It’s crazy because there’s a couple of dudes at my gym who have over 10 fights each and I already see that as a lot 😂
how about Youssef boughanem
He is genuis f but not in the goat conversation is hard for a fighter come from outside tahiland to be in goat conversation
should’ve put Tawanchai on that list tbh
I wanted to! Personally I’d put him at #12 for me. If he knocks out Nattawut, then things would change.
I would not say Saenchai is better than buakaw and also you should add yodkunpon or how it’s spelled
Petchmorakot
Nai khanom tom?
I look at him in a different light. He should be compared to no one. He’s the one and only 🙏🏽
@@PaintedPapi I just kidding, there is no footage🤣
@@fredericksimatupang6244 hahaha but he's definitely special and should remain that way All respect
Samart
it's only a man ranking right ?
Buakaw is Muay Bouk not a Tae
Looking back, that makes more sense
Buakaw is one of the best kickers in the world. Buakaw has also said that he prefers kicks to punches.
@@ZERO-fl8ip yet his style is that of a Muay Bouk.
Somrak 550 lose < 10
Bro I have to disagree with putting Buakaw here for his achievements in kickboxing. Kickboxing and Muay Thai are like Tennis and Racket, you can’t say that a former Tennis player is one of the greatest Tennis players of all time for their achievements in Racket. They are too different, dude. Every time Buakaw fought a top-level Thai, he would lose. He lost to Sot Looknongtangtoi, Orono Majestic Gym, and Dokmaifai Tor.Sittichai… every time he reached the top of Muay Thai, he lost.
Good point 🙏🏽
What? You don't know anything about Buakaw, this is Buakaw's Muay Thai champion.
2001, Thailand Champion 122 lbs.
2001, Omnoi Stadium Champion 126 lbs.
2002, Omnoi Stadium Champion 135 lbs.
2002, Toyota Marathon Champion 140 lbs.
2006, WMC Champion 154 lbs.
2009, WMC-MAD Muaythai Champion 154 lbs.
2011, WMC Champion 154 lbs.
2011, Thai-Fight Champion 154 lbs.
2012, Thai-Fight Champion 154 lbs.
2014, WBC Muaythai Champion 154 lbs.
2014, WBC Diamond Muaythai Champion 154 lbs.
2015, WMC Champion 154 lbs.
Buakaw has been very successful in both Muaythai and Kickboxing.
@@raiden3211 can you pls tell me what other Muay Thai legends are there in 154 lbs pre-2020? It’s like what happened with Sitthichai, he won a Lumpinee belt at 147 lbs during a time when there were very few fighters fighting above 145. His kickboxing belts are far more significant.
Also, the Omnoi stadium belt has unfortunately never been on the same level as Lumpinee or Raja.
@@ZERO-fl8ip yes Buakaw competed well against near-top level competition in Thailand but he never actually reached the top of Muay Thai. His kickboxing career is more impressive than his Muay Thai career.
not including Somrak and Lerdsila makes this list no sense.
Who would you take out of this list?
opinions are subjective but to say buakaw was better than namsaknoi and desielnoi shows this list is total bullshit
😂