I found this gem. It is largely considered one of the most important fights in US combat sports history. It opened many eyes to the effectiveness of Muay Thai. Just ask the Roufus brothers.
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Rick Roufus (USA) Kickboxing vs Changpuak Kietsongrit (THAI) Muay Thai, 1988
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Cool post.
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Evolve or die! Nice find!
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Nice!
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True That
Originally Posted by Jack LaBarge
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I can't believe the Thai boxer made it out of the first round. Tough Kid.
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His older brother sounds ignorant in the post fight interview, saying their is no talent in leg kicks.
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Fighting has evolved. I remember when I saw Royce for the first time and I thought 'that's not fighting.' LoL Originally Posted by djradoff
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If the guy was smart at all he would've switched stances! "takes no talent to kick somebody in the leg" ???? pft. If you want to talk about lack of talent look at the fact that that guy could've even check a single one of those leg kicks.
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He eventually came around and is now a well-respected coach. Originally Posted by djradoff
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