Sitsongrit Gym news history

His 21-3-0 record is one of the highest winning % among fighters with 20+ wins (in GAMMA). In fact he could be the highest all time in this category.

He competed in 16 title fights and 4 super fights, only 10 other fighters in GAMMA history have beating this total.

He competed in GAMMA early in his career, but later left to be a long time PFC dominant champ. After winning the title and the organization folded, he moved to GAMMA. He was 17-2 during his return, including 10-0 and 8-0 streaks.

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Recently retired, Yodsawan Sitsongrit holds a reasonable claim to best light weight fighter ever. He started his career with a flawless domination of the memorable Sydney Fights org and after an insonsistent run, marked with controversial spli decision losses, Yodsawan famously claimed he had "never really lost a fight in MMA and that his opponents only hit him with baby slaps".
After being reminded by his manager that the Sitsongrit camp is all about business and that he'd better find a way to win, he worked on his then-deteriorating physical shape and put together a 13-fight win streak, capturing the SMASH BW title, the ALPHA-1 BW title, the SYN BW title and the SYN FW title.
Finished his career on a 15-2 run.

...which is a step below recent form but we'll take it!

Current title holders in the camp are:

Chamuaknoi, 145 champion at GAMMA;
Detkhunjon, 135 champion at SYN;
Sakmongkol, 135 & 145 champion at Stoner Fight League
Petchuanglek, 135 champion at Hardcore;

Since prohibition of open training sessions at Sitsongrit MMA Gym at Barra da Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro, the camp's fighters have amassed a whopping 50-8-3 record, collecting five titles in different orgs, including Sakmongkol's simultaneously holding two titles at #1 org in the world SFL, Chamuaknoi's ruling of Pulse's prestigious BW division and Yodsawan reigning unchallenged at Alpha-1 promotion.

Several accomplishments from the Sitsongrit camp as dividends from rigid training regimes keep increasing.
Yodsawan became SMASH BW champion with a dominant win over Mads Nordskov;
Chamuaknoi became Pulse BW champion and reached the top ten p4p worldwide rankings after a TKO win over Middick Aiken;
Overall, Sitsongrit camp fighters have amassed a 18-2 record in their last 20 fights;
As a result from these and other recent accomplishemnts, Mr. Theksit Ruengruong became #1 manager in the world.

After forbidding open training sessions - during which young women wearing beach clothing were commonly seen being carefully taken care of by the fighters - Sitsongrit camp fighters went 17-4, reaching the top of the world rankings at both 135 and 145 divisions. Mr. Theksit Ruengruong hired a statistics firm to perform a study aimed at analyzing the probability of further enhancing achievements by implementing more rigid regimes.

Following a string of disappointing results and what he considered unacceptable performances, wealthy businessman and famed Muay Thai gambler Mr. Theksit Ruengruong opted to suspend open training sessions at Sitsongrit Gym as he believes the gym's fighters have been distracted by the presence of young bikini girls training at the facilities.
Mr. Theksit Ruengruong warns all his fighters that he has other businesses on the side and has been spending time and resources developing a solid stable in the Boxing scene and will not hesitate to close shop with his MMA enterprise and send his fighters back to a hard life of lots of training and little money in Thailand.

Top Sitsongrit camp prospect Sakmongkol Sitsongrit became the first ever Stoner Fight League champion with a dominant win over former Rapid FC FW champion Reijo Halli.
Sakmongkol surrendered the first round after being controlled on the ground but otherwise put a dominant effort, showcasing his superiority on the feet and on the clinch and avoiding his opponent's attempts to take the fight to the ground.
With the win, Sakmongkol unified the Underground, Rapid FC and Stoner Fight League FW belts and rose to p4p #60 ranking in the world.

Sitsongrit Gym is originally a muay thai camp based in the Nakhon Pathom Province, in the Greater Bangkok Metropolitan Region, which since its 19th century restoration is a common destination for Khmer and Burmese populations as well as northeastern thais from the great Isaan region, the most traditional breeding ground for muay thai fighters.

Sakmongol Sitsongrit beat highly touted Dr. Hatsumi's Clinic prospect Juan Pique for a second time to retain his Underground 145 pounds/FW title. Coming off a disappointing draw, this time the undefeated Sitsongrit camp champion dominated the fight, picking his foe apart from distance and dominating in the clinch as well. The flawless performance even earned an acknowledgement mail from Mr. Hatsumi himself. Sakmongkol by his turn stated that he expects to face Pique more times throughout their careers as the Spanish prospect is the most talented farang fighter he's ever seen.

Once again a Sitsongrit defending champ was introduced as the challenger which sparked more diplomatic drama around the world. This coming now from a Japanese promotion, the King of Thailand raised suspicions of an organized worldwide coup to inflict morale loss to thai fighters. The King said he will look into it.

Sitsongrit Gym is originally a muay thai camp based in the Nakhon Pathom Province, in the Greater Bangkok Metropolitan Region, which since its 19th century restoration is a common destination for Khmer and Burmese populations as well as northeastern thais from the great Isaan region, the most traditional breeding ground for muay thai fighters.

Sitsongrit Gym is originally a muay thai camp based in the Nakhon Pathom Province, in the Greater Bangkok Metropolitan Region, which since its 19th century restoration is a common destination for Khmer and Burmese populations as well as northeastern thais from the great Isaan region, the most traditional breeding ground for muay thai fighters.

Under financing from wealthy businessman, famed gambler, muay thai enthusiast, Mr. Theksit Ruengruong, the Sitsongrit camp breached out to MMA in 2017, having produced several champions in the 135, 145 and 155 pounds divisions across different organizations.

Most recently, Chamuaknoi Sitsongrit became the new Pulse 135 pounds champion with an impressive unanimous decision win over former top p4p fighter Kurt Verygood. Pulse is the #1 org in the world. With the win, Chamuaknoi returns to #1 BW fighter in the world spot and rises to #26 p4p in the world.