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Khim Bora


    Khim Bora (Khmer: ឃីម បូរ៉ា), born in 1998, is a revered figure in the realm of Kun Khmer, known by the evocative moniker “Neak Meas Banteay Mean Chey,” which translates to “the Golden Naga/Dragon of Banteay Mean Chey.” From Banteay Mean Chey Province, Bora has carved his path as a formidable force in the world of Kun Khmer.

    Family Legacy and Sibling Camaraderie

    Bora’s journey is intertwined with family legacy as the younger brother of Khim Dima, further enriching the narrative of their family’s influence on the traditional martial arts landscape of Cambodia.

    SEA Games 2023 Triumph

    The pinnacle of Bora’s illustrious career came during the SEA Games of 2023, hosted in his homeland, Cambodia. His triumph as a medalist in the Kun Khmer category resonated globally, showcasing his mastery of this ancient Cambodian martial art on an international stage.

    A Victorious Present and an Inspirational Future

    On April 15, 2025, during the second night of Cambodia’s Sangkrant celebrations, Bora successfully defended his Krud Kun Khmer title, winning by points against a seasoned Thai challenger after an intense exchange of punches, elbow strikes, and powerful kicks.

    As Neak Meas Banteay Mean Chey continues to leave an indelible mark on the sport, each powerful strike and triumphant victory in the world of Kun Khmer unfold a chapter in his extraordinary journey.

     

    KHIM BORA
    Born 1998
    From Banteay Mean Chey Province
    Nickname Neak Meas Banteay Mean Chey
    Height 1.76m
    Weight 60kg
    Style(s)
    Kun Khner
    Stance
    Southpaw
    Kun Krou
    Preah Laks Poit Seyma (Lakshmana drawing protective circle)
    Boxing Gym
    Rasmey Phum Keap Boxing
    Trainer(s)
    Heng Bunkhim
    Years Active
    – Present
    Fight Records
    • Total: 163
    • Wins: 128
    • Losses: 33
    • Draws: 02
    • TKOs: 58
    TKO/Wins N/A
    Latest Bout Win (decision-3Rs) vs Thai Fighter
    Updated 30.05.2025

    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.