Takoblek Defeats Petchhasan by Points to Claim Jitmuangnon Title at 16

The 100-pound title at Jitmuangnon Stadium changed hands on Friday (30). Takoblek Huangsue Group defeated Petchhasan Chatminburi by points, becoming the new champion in the minimum weight category during Suek Jitmuangnon, held at Jitmuangnon Stadium (Or.Tor.Gor.3) in Nonthaburi, Thailand.

The matchup featured two fighters, both just 16 years old, but with well-defined characteristics in Muay Thai. On one side, Petchhasan defended his title with a left-handed style known for powerful left kicks and punches, as well as sharp elbows. On the other side, Takoblek entered as a well-rounded athlete, particularly strong in the clinch.

Petchhasan's preparation also had an important detail on the scale. The then-champion initially weighed in at 100.5 pounds and had to shed half a pound to meet the category limit.

In the ring, the result favored the challenger. Takoblek won by unanimous decision, dethroning Petchhasan and leaving the event with the 100-pound Jitmuangnon title.

Takoblek has also fought under the names Takoblek Sitkhunma and Noppakao Sitkhunma.

The title change was one of the main highlights of a night that featured other results at Suek Jitmuangnon.

In the main event, Nehranid Thanasak Farm defeated Bowy Sitkhunma by points (120/121 pounds).

Prabtoranee Singklongsi won against Kwankhao Lukmuangpetch by technical knockout in the fifth round.

Broadcast on True4U, the event was primarily marked by the change of ownership of the minimum weight title. At just 16 years old, Takoblek Huangsue Group transitioned from challenger to champion of Jitmuangnon Stadium, overcoming an opponent of the same age who entered the ring defending the title.

Sources: @muaythairesults, MuayThai2000, and BoxingFC.