I hope top promoters of Thailand make a wise decision if having
a representive of Thailand for the K-1 max. I tend to notice that
Thailand would just send their top fighter or their best at the moment
but it doesn't neccesarly mean that the best would always do well.
The Thai must have a perfect style for K-1

-To have a succesful fighter in the K-1 Thailand has plenty to choose
from. The Thai fighter that they choose has to be very rounded, good
hands, good kicks, good straight knee without clinch, and good footwork

My top 4 picks:
(good for the K-1 style

1-Suriyah Sor Pleonchit 5,10 155-160 pounds
( Smart fighter- Southpaw very good hands like's to fight on the outside
hard left kicks dosen't rely on clinching.

2-Kreinkal Worrapin, 5,10 155-160 pounds
( Very powerful and fast kicks with both legs awesome foot work
known to stop fights just with his kicks. Beat Sackmomkol
by breaking his arm and ribs!!!

3-Kaolan Kaovichit 5,10 147-155
(Thailands top fighter has beat the best of Thailand, good combinations
good knees goes foward.

4-Yoddecha Sit Yodtong 5,7 150-160
(Known as the headhunter in Thailand, very good with Knocking out
his opponents with Head kicks. Super Fast Strong kicks has a good chin and a strong right cross.

-Zambidis Fans these Thai guys that I have picked. Has what it takes to
beat Zambidis pritty bad. Some of them would probabaly break Zambidis
arm. Because that's the thing now a days Thai fighters like to bang up the arms. To stop the opponent from punching....


Guys that Thailand might choose just because
there good right now. But I think that wont do good because there style
won't fit K-1.

-Deun Essan Kiat Sarrikah 5,8 155-160
(Is very strong in the clinch likes to just walk foward and grab
his opponents no footwork.
He will get knocked out if fighting somebody like Krause,or Zambidis.

-Neungtrakan Por meung Ubon 5,9 158-165
(Is very strong clincher but relys on his elbows and his left kicks.
Neungtrakan is a slow fighter slow kicker no footwork walks into punches
and kicks.