He claimed his one hundredth career professional victory less than a month ago, but his ambitions this morning to go for #101 proved beyond reach. He lost via TKO3 against 41 year old Queensland heavyweight Nick Midgley (now 10-3). Such a wild career - world champion at bantamweight in the nineties, and super feather in the aughts (then stopped Michael "Cold Blood" Clark in a WBC lightweight eliminator in 2005, although it never materialized into a title shot) ...then spent two decades climbing through every remaining weight on the ladder. Along the way he dabbled in other combat sports - Muay Thai, western kickboxing, and bareknuckle - and officiated a thousand bouts as judge or ref. This dude's entire life has revolved around fighting - which is crazy, because he wanted to be a likay actor but his dad insisted he get in the ring. This is what Sirimongkhon wanted to do with his life: This content is protected
Langford and Pac can suck it. Sirimongkhon is the biggest and best weight climber of all time. Went all the way from flyweight to heavyweight. Mad.
His bout against Tatsuyoshi is one of the best of all time imo. Crazy that he won belts at 118 and 130.
And was in position to at 135lbs. I wonder what happened? Let's see...summer of 2005, champ would have been - oh wow, Chico. Iamthuam vs. Corrales sounds fun.