King of Muaythai fisted at Final all-mighty WANG Wenzhong entered into next round

Beijing, 31 August-The second race day of Muaythai welcomed a serious of competitive Semi Finals.

Shortly after the beginning of Men’s 54kg Semi Final, Abderrahmane Zin from Morocco gave a strong blow to the Turkey’s Ridvan Kurt. Ridvan Kurt couldn’t defend Abderrahmane Zin’s all-round offense. The ticket of the Final was easily gained by Abderrahmane Zin after the first round. Meanwhile, Turkey’s athlete received quick bandage and left the field with the help of his opponent.

Chinese player WANG Kang missed the Final Match as he lost to Igor Liubchenko from Ukrine in the Men’s 57kg Semi Final. Both of them used the leg to attack each other. However, the more effective leg hit by Liubchenko prevented the pace of WANG to the Final.

In the Men’s 71kg Semi Final, ZHANG Xiaolong from China ended his SCG journey by the powerful tosses of all-rounded Sweden’s Marcus Oberg. The full game witnessed ZHANG’s perseverance, but the gap between skills was his reason for the loss.

With 100 percent confidence, WANG Wenzhong from China waved to the spectators and came to the stage. The brisk pace and merciless hit proved his strength. The thunderous cheers finally sent him to next round.

The focus of today’s match was concentrated on Men’s 75kg Semi Final. Ukrainian Vasyl Tereshonok encountered with king of Muaythai -Yodthanong Phorat, who is the hero of Thais. Phorat started his career when he was only 8 years old, which cultivated his fierce style, keen smell and strong blow. Yodthanong Phorat, the combination of strength and skills along with his strong mind, deserves the title of “computerized warrior”.

In tonight’s game, Yodthanong Phorat’s strong assault devastated his opponent. His right hand punch hit Tereshonok like viper attacks his game. The final will be a visual feast between Yodthanong Phorat and Russia’s Artem Levin on 2nd September.

The entire Thai players have advanced to the Finals triumphantly. They will definitely bring brilliant games to us.

Source: /sports.tom.com