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Makara Kun Khmer


    Makara Kun Khmer (Khmer: មករា គុនខ្មែរ), born in 1995 and previously known as Elit Makara, is a Kun Khmer fighter originally from Kampong Thom Province, Cambodia. Standing at 1.68 meters, he currently competes in the 69-kilogram weight class with an orthodox stance and trains at Kun Khmer Daun Ta Gym under the guidance of master Khim Socheat.

    Makara began his career under the tutelage of Mr. Sorn Elit, where he showed promise and performed well. However, when Mr. Sorn Elit closed his gym and transferred his fighters to Kun Khmer Daun Ta Gym (by Town Full HDTV), Makara’s career experienced some fluctuations. While he initially struggled to maintain consistent form after the transition, he has recently shown signs of recovery and is regaining his footing in the sport.

    On 25 May 2025, Makara stunned fans with an impressive comeback during a 9-minute Mas Fight event hosted by Town Full HDTV. At first, he appeared overwhelmed by his Laotian opponent, struggling to gain control. But as the fight progressed, he adapted quickly, identifying a weak spot in his opponent’s left thigh. Makara landed a powerful kick to that area, knocking the Laotian down for the first 8-count. Although the fighter managed to recover and continue, Makara delivered another strong blow to the same spot, sending him down again. This time, the Laotian couldn’t continue, and the fight was forfeited—marking a thrilling victory for Makara.

    MAKARA KUN KHMER
    Born 1995
    From Kampong Thom Province
    Nickname N/A
    Height 1.68m
    Weight 69kg
    Style(s)
    Kun Khmer
    Stance
    Orthodox
    Kun Krou
    Neak Leng Teuk (Naga Dancing in Water)
    Boxing Gym
    Kun Khmer Daun Ta Gym
    Trainer(s)
    Khim Socheat
    Years Active
    – Present
    Fight Records
    • Total: 121
    • Wins: 80
    • Losses: 39
    • Draws: 02
    • TKOs: 23
    TKO/Wins N/A
    Latest Bout Win (TKO-Mas Fight) vs Laotian Fighter
    Updated 25.05.2025

    CAUTION: The fight records of Kun Khmer Fighters have been inconsistent across TV stations. Therefore, instead of relying on the records displayed by individual broadcasters, I maintain an independent tally. I add one to the total after each new fight to ensure consistency.