Tyson Green vs Jason Davis | WBC Muay Thai Middleweight Title | MTWC X
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 มิ.ย. 2024
- 0:00 Jason Davis Pre Fight Interview
2:23 Tyson Green Pre Fight Interview
5:38 Fight Walk Outs
9:10 Round 1/5
13:09 Round 2/5
17:09 Round 3/5
21:12 Round 4/5
25:37 Round 5/5
30:51 Decision and victory lap
32:31 In Ring Post Fight Interview
35:53 Photo and exit
What's Up Folks,
Here is a fight summary of the WBC Muay Thai Middleweight Title fight between Tyson Green @ttg4nang and Jason Davis @jay_davis07. The event is MTWC X April 20th 2024 @muaythaiworldcup
We start with the pre-fight interviews before the fight between Tyson Green (red) and Jason Davis (blue) then we move on to the 5 round WBC Muay Thai Middleweight Title fight. At the end of the fight, there is an in ring post fight interview with Jason Bryant from Shout Out Podcast.
I think it is worth mentioning that this bout was originally between Jason Davis vs Deval Garvey @devalbg. Deval had an injury and was unable to compete. He is healing up fine and good spirit. A short video chatting with Deval at MTWC X will be posted shortly.
This is Jason Davis North American Debut. I am honored to have been a part of it of this journey. Looking forward to the next one.
Tyson took the the on short notice and got the W and the belt. He is now the WBC Muay Thai Middle Weight Champion. Congratulations to Tyson Green. @ttg4nang
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Can someone explain how the WBC muay thai titles work?
How do these things work?
Please explain different WBC titles
I will take a shot at explaining. There are titles split into different weight classes and regions. There are world champs, international champs, regional champs(NA, Euro, Asia) and country specific( Canada, USA, Italy etc). Head to www.wbcmuaythai.com and you will find more details on events, regions, and champion holder names. You can see who holds what title also also see what titles are vacant. How it works basically - usually if you do well, you get a Title fight shot where you will fight the current Title holder for the belt. Win the fight against the defending champ and you become the new champ.
Below are a list of the typical title classes. These classes are based on weight solely. You can have a 5' 5 stocky 155lb fighter, vs a 5' 10 skinny taller 155lb fighter. The day before the fight, the fighters do what is called a weigh-in, they have to make weight to fight for the title, or usually you by not making weight. I mention the weigh-ins because a part of the fight game is to be lean as possible on on weigh-ins, but put back on about up to10 pounds (sometimes more) over night before fight day. So on fight day you can be over the weight class you are fighting for as long as you make weight during the weigh-ins. Not everyone plays the hydration game but a majority do. Important to note One Championship has a hydration test that prevents fighters from doing super weight cuts. The doctor will do urine test sample to make sure the athlete is hydrated with a urine specific gravity value of 1.025 or below. If the athlete passes this test, he or she can weigh-in. (There are ways to trick the system, but I am not getting into that)
Typical weight classes:
Heavyweight
Bridgerweight
Cruiserweight
Light heavyweight
Super middleweight
Middleweight - Canadian Middleweight Title was fought for in this this video.
Super welterweight
Welterweight
Super lightweight
Lightweight
Super featherweight
Featherweight
Super bantamweight
Bantamweight
Super flyweight
Flyweight
Light flyweight
Mini flyweight
I hope I got that all right. Any errors you spot, let me know and I will fix it.
Thanks this helped a lot
@@varismehta0082 No Problem bud. 👍
Robbery
Hey can you elaborate on why you think it was Robbery? I would love to hear it.👊