Lucas Matthysse Vs. Tewa Kiram — What's The Scouting Report On The Thai?!

https://www.boxingforum24.com/threads/tewa-kiram-teerachai-vs-nthuthuko-memela-rbr.528586/

 

Not a bad record in terms of quality, either. Mabuza is past it but still a good name to have.

Best wins are Zhuravskiy (recently robbed against Stephen Danyo) and Nabiyev x2.

 

lucas is on the downhill so this thai may win .

 

Depends how shot he is. This should tell us more conclusively what the prognosis is post-Postol than his whooping of Tranzformer did.

 

I'm amazed you can still, in modern boxing, pad a record to the point of having nearly 40 wins, yet none of any real substance.

Only in Thailand.

Or if you're Deontay Wilder's management.

 

Eh, Teerachai has about thirty of no real substance. A handful (as outlined above) were okay-ish.

 

jeeze he looks huge for 147 0.0 thai guy must cut weight. he looked smaller onboxrec lol

 

These Thai guys are deceiving. No big names on their record doesn't necessarily mean anything. I seem to recall another "big for the weight", young, and virtually unkown Thai fighter who fought an older fighter moving up in weight in the superfly division. We saw what happened there.

Anyways, I'm a big Matthysse fan, but even in the Taylor win, it was obvious that his best days are behind him. If the Thai has a decent chin, The Machine will have problems.
But as always, War Maquina.

 

Kirams father used to drive a rickshaw in the streets of bangcock. Fast reflexes and comfortable on the inside, passed down through the generations.

 

He's heavy handed for sure.

 

Occasionaly Thai boxers get underrated, plenty of those "pro-debut" records are established Muay Thai fighters, so its not exactly "padding"