Muaythai keskustelu

boxer o นักมวย, Nạk mwy

brawler o คนชอบวิวาท, Khn chxb wiwāth

technician o ช่างเทคนิค, Ch̀āng thekhnikh

toki voivat olla jotn ihan muutaki. onko Thaimaassa alueellisia murre-eroja näissä muay thai termeissä?

Taisit googlen translatella katsoa?

There are alot of different fighting styles just like there are alot of different fighters with different temperaments....but Honestly judging from watching modern day Muay Thai fights in Thailand, the strategy seems to be.

1.Take it easy, probe your opponent and be defensive in the first couple rounds to let the bettors get a chance to wager some money on you and your opponent. This is a good time to figure out how your opponent will react to certain techniques you throw. Look strong and in control for the judges, but don't commit to anything.

2.Try to land as many roundkicks as you can to the body (or even better the head) while shin blocking or dodging your opponent's round kicks, successfully countering right away after a defense is a bonus. Kicking your opponent's legs out from under him causing him to fall is godly.

3.Use lots of jabs and teeps to the midsection and legs to keep your opponent in range to kick him in the body and to distract him/throw off his rhythm.

4.When you get into a clinch it's a big deal, that means it's go time... it's really important to try to land a couple more knees than your opponent regardless of whether the knees are hard or soft, because the whole crowd will be going apeshit and yelling OYYYY with each knee to sway the judges.

5. First guy to throw an elbow opens himself up to getting elbowed back, and is a non-verbal agreement of allowing elbows for the rest of the fight, sometimes causing all-elbow hell to break loose if things get personal.

6.If you're behind on the kicks and knees by the 4th or 5th round, give up and accept your points loss, agree to a dance contest/sparring session for the rest of the fight, collect your share of the winnings, call it a day and get ready for the next fight in a few weeks, this is the safe route....an alternative is to throw a fit and try to put your opponent in a coma before the fight ends with an endless barrage of hard punches and elbows while he tries to run away for the rest of the fight to stay ahead on points.

lmao. Though there are a handful of Thai fighters that don't give a shit about playing by the points and just try to destroy their opponents, they lose by points more often but they are crowd favorites.