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Neil Holden
Posted: 2012-06-10 10:42:06
Andy - you have already stated that you have not read what has been posted, which is obvious as you would understand what has been written and why.

As far as my comments on HGH promotions, this is in reply to being a Muaythai purist with your opinions. I dont mind what your opinions are, but was pointing out that myself - like others also have a Muaythai purist view - that unless a bout is under the same rules and criteria as used at Raja and Lumpini, ie 5 rounds of 3 minutes and includes Elbows - then it is not Muaythai.

What you call 'A' class, or 'FTR' or Muaythai - is what I also call Muaythai. So we are on the same wave length.

What some in the U.K. call Muaythai - but is then 'watered down' to 'B' class and 'C' class I do not. This may be a purist view but thats my opinion.


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