Ismail Ramli or better known as Mail won his first Thai fight against Collin from USA at Chaweng Stadium last night. Collin had a fight record of 9 Wins and 0 losses. Mail the smaller and lighter of the 2 was calm and composed. Kicking Collin high with his left leg,kicking low with his right and skillfully blocking attacks by Collin. The match lasted the designated 5 rounds with Mail winning by points. According to Mail's trainers and team mates, Mail was the clear winner.
Semalam Ismail Ramli atau lebih dikenali sebagai 'Mail' telah memenangi perlawanan pertamanya sebagai 'Malaysian Tiger' di Stadium Chaweng. Sebelum ini pihak lawannya iaitu Collin, dari USA, mempunyai rekod tanpa kalah (Menang 9).
Mail sangat tenang dan menangkis serangan Collin dengan begitu kemas. Ketika membuat tendangan, Mail lebih suka menggunakan kaki kirinya untuk tendangan tinggi dan kaki kanan untuk serangan ke bahagian bawah pihak lawannya. Perlawanan ini dimenang dengan kiraan mata. Mengikut kata jurulatih dan rakan sepasukannya, Mail telah menang dengan jelas.
Ismail 'Thunder Fist' Ramli
54kg
Fight record:
Fights 16, Wins 13, Draws 3, Losses 0
Mail is always teased by his team mates as he had yet to fight as a Malaysian Tiger. Now our Thunder Fist has earned his stripes.
Sebelum ini Mail selalu diejek oleh rakan sepasukannya kerana dia belum masuk gelanggang sebagai 'Malaysian Tiger'. Baru sekarang kami nampak belangnya :)
This victory also comes as an early birthday present as Mail turns 18 on the 24th of this month.
Happy Birthday Mail!
Kemenangan ini merupakan hadiah harijadi yang awal untuk Mail. Pada 24hb Febuari ini Mail akan mencecah usia 18 tahun.
Selamat harijadi Mail!
6 comments:
I just saw the Hamdan-Pokku fight.
Hamdan was clearly outclassed, in every department. Kicking, Punching, blocking, Stamina, techniques...Pokku was far superior. Hamdan's kicks couldn't even kill an ant. There's no power behind them.
However in terms of looks, Hamdan was obviously way above. He is the poster-boy of Malaysian Tigers.
He has a fighter's heart. No doubt about that.
I've seen some 'fighters' surrendering due to 'kaki sakit' !!
I'm glad Hamdan's Ok.
Ok...my point is...select suitable opponents for your fighters.
In every martial art competition, that's how it is.
I worry that they may have serious injuries one day, if we continue subjecting them to far superior opponents. We need to accept each fighter's individual limitations.
Our Malaysian fighters go all out in their fights with little or no regards for their safety hence incurring injuries easily unlike their Thai counterparts who usually requested to take into consideration, crowd pleasing and betting ( gambling bets )
We do have a long way to go... but we will get there.. Malaysia Boleh! Go Tigers!
u guys should recruit pokku into ur team for the sake of malaysia muay thai representative.
Tengku Shahrizal works for the police. Therefore he won't be able to train in Samui full time.Don't worry, I doubt that he will be side tracked for the major games. However if you read my post about the IFMA World Championship you will note that the fight style is quite different from pro Muaythai.
But to be a Malaysian Tiger, these guys have had to make sacrifices, they have to train far away from home etc.Away from their families.
Most of these guys have only been in Samui for over 2 months but they have improved so much.
tahniah kepada master bernard dan malaysian tigers...saya cuma ingin tahu...apakah yang terjadi kepada nasib fighter tak ternama macam saya yang mana saya telah bertungkus lumus berlatih dan sanggup terbang ke labuan semata2 ingin menyertai pertandingan ULtimate worrior malaysia zon malaysia timur. Masa saya ke sana, saya x kenal2 sapa2 dan x pernah sampai ke sana tanpa bantuan daripada petunjuk arah. Hanya kerana saya ingin menimba pengalaman...seperti mana yang dilakukan master bernard. yang mana beliau sanggup berabis banyak duit semata2 mencari ilmu.Saya ingin benar pergi lebih jauh seperti apa yang berlaku pada team tigers. Saya ingin jadi fighter dan pergi lebih jauh.......
HiAmmirez,
The WMC Muaythai Gym in Kelana Jaya is not only open to the Malaysian Tiger but to the public. If you have talent and train hard, I'm sure many fight opportunities will come your way.Don't worry Ammirez, we aren't an exclusive club!
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