watch muay thai boxing online in TV 7 chanel on 9 October 2011
Maxnum sor yingjarern karnchang VS Rittichai kor sakulchue
Newsancherng sor choknittaya VS Semapech sor choawarit
I luedlhek kor romsreethong VS Sankeng PKP sport
Sittisak pechpayathai VS Pen eak sit noomnoy
Ramon Dekkers
Nickname:The Diamond
Date of birth:04-09-1969
Country:Holland
Gym:Diamond Dekkers / Golden Glory
Managment:Golden Glory
Trainer:Cor Hemmers
Fights:210
Win:185
Lost:20
Draw:5
Ko's:98
Last three fights:Duane Ludwig, Genky Sudo, Joeri Mes
Toughest fight in career:All Thai Fighters
Best fight in career:Allof them
Titles:8 x World Muay Thai Champion
Hobby:Motor riding Harley Davidson
Married/Single/Girlfriend:Girlfriend
Favorite Country:Thailand
Favorite Music:Robbie Williams
Favorite Car:VW Golf
Favorite Movie Star:Michael Maddison
Goal in life and fighting career:be a good trainer and make many Champions
Profession other then fighter:Trainer
Ramon "The Diamond" Dekker born September 4, 1969 is a retired Dutch kickboxer and an eight time Muay Thai world champion.
Ramon Dekker was born in Breda, North Brabant. He began learning martial arts at age 12, studying Judo for a few months. He then started boxing for a year. After that, Dekker started practicing Muay Thai under Cor Hemmers. He was awarded his first title at age 18, when he won the Dutch National Championship on November 15, 1987.
Ramon got involved in the martial arts around 1986. He visited a gym in Breda where he first witnessed Thai boxing. He started training at the Breda gym. Ramon's future stepdad was the gym's trainer who later became Ramon's coach. Ramon trained for about 3 months his mother dropped him off every day, brought him to the gym, and picked him up after training. Cor saw that Ramon had the potential to be a good fighter. Ramon was 16 years old.
Hemmers had been building a team and had no real fights by that time. Before Ramon's first muay thai fight, Cor discussed it with Ramon and his mother. During Ramon's training, Cor became more and more involved with his mother, and the two eventually married.
On Sunday, March 18, 2001, Ramon Dekker fought his farewell fight against Marino Deflorin in Rotterdam. The Netherlands' "Golden Glory" team took on the rest of the world.[citation needed] The fight ended in the 4th round with Dekker knocking a game Deflorin out with a left hook. Throughout the bout, Dekker controlled the fight,[citation needed] displaying the style and aggression.
After the fight, Ramon joined the "Golden Glory" team members center stage for a finale, Rob Kaman came down the rampart, Golden Glory torch in hand, presenting it to Dekker, who in turn passed it to each team member, as video clips of his victories were shown on the display screens.
After his retirement Dekker kept himself busy training his two teams, Team Dekker and Golden Glory. In 2005 however, Dekker surprised the fighting world by agreeing upon a contract with K-1. He was, however, to fight under MMA rules against Genki Sudo. Dekker, who never had fought MMA, and took the fight by a few days notice, lost by heel hook.
However, manager Bas Boon also arranged at least one more standup fight on regular K-1 Rules. Dekker fought American Duane Ludwig in a superfight during the K-1 Max 2005 event. A few days before the fight Dekker injured himself, tearing a ligament in his right shoulder. The entire fight he punched only with his left arm, so he could not even setup his famous boxing combinations. Nevertheless Dekker knocked Ludwig down in every round, and won the fight by decision.
His final retirement was a superfight against Joerie Mes at the K-1 World Grand Prix 2006 in Amsterdam event on May 13, 2006. After both fighters suffered knockdown in the second round, it was Mes who earned the decision victory. Immediately after the fight Dekker took the microphone and announced his final retirement.
In present. He teaches Muay Thai at his birthplace, Breda
Muay Thai Boxing Clip TV Channel 7 on 2 October 2011
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Kamlaiyok kor romsreethon VS Pinngern pangyen i oderm
Muay Thai Boxing Clip TV Channel 7 on 25 September 2011
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Yodpetai chor patcharapol VS Chaladkao kiatchalermpop
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Muay Thai Boxing Clip TV Channel 7 on 18 September 2011
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Muay Thai Boxing Clip TV Channel 7 on 11 September 2011
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Muay Thai Boxing Clip TV Channel 7 on 28 August 2011
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Muay Thai Boxing Clip TV Channel 7 on 21 August 2011
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