The second day of the 2024 Asian Muaythai Open Cup was filled with intense action as the semi-final and final matches took center stage. Athletes from across the Asia Pacific region delivered spectacular performances, showcasing their skills and determination.
A standout moment of the day was Hong Kong’s remarkable performance in the semi-finals, with their athletes achieving 5/5 wins securing all five of their competitors in the finals. This strong showing highlights Hong Kong’s depth of talent and their potential to dominate the competition.
Results of the semi-final matches:
Chung Ho So (HKG) wins Ting -Zhe Lin (TPE) via RSCB Rd2
Tsz Hin So (HKG) wins Po Chung Chen (TPE) via RSCH Rd 2
Hoi Ting Lam (HKG) wins Truc Nguyen Thi Thanh (VIE) via points
Floryvic Montero (PHI) wins Chia Yeh Wu (TPE) via RSCS Rd3
Sin Yi Tang (HKG) wins Vipasha Moolchanda via RSCS Rd1
Shu Ki Wu (HKG) wins Yeh Tzu Yin (TPE) via points
Sanchir Batbilegt (MGL) wins Pani Manju Joram (IND) via RSCH Rd1
Thailand also shone brightly, securing 3 out of 4 gold medals in the final matches, underscoring their dominance and excellence in Muaythai.
Results of the final matches:
Men’s U23 -54kg: Wiwitwin Lenthammi from Thailand secured a hard-fought victory with a unanimous decision over Norhidham Bin Norhisham from Malaysia.
Women’s U23 -54kg: Nirawan Tangio of Thailand continued her impressive run, claiming the gold medal with a split decision against Enkhbaatar Ariunzaya from Mongolia.
Men’s U23 -60kg: Ejay Galendez from Philippines emerged victorious with a nail-biting match which had spectators off of their seats with a split decision over Sonthaya Phophet from Thailand.
Men’s U23 -67kg: Warantorn Sueaphet from Thailand secured his gold with deadly precision shots which retired Mathew Blane Comicho from the Philippines in the second round.
The second day of bouts set a high bar for the remaining matches, with athletes demonstrating exceptional skill and sportsmanship. The excitement continues to build as the tournament progresses, promising more thrilling bouts and unforgettable moments.
Stay tuned for more updates and results as the Asian Muaythai Open Cup continues!
