Koramak Chanreach

Koramak Chanreach (Khmer: គោរមៈ​ ច័ន្ទរាជ្យ), officially Pheng Sopanha, was born in 2007 in the capital city of Phnom Penh. He emerges as a rising star in the realm of Kun Khmer and Mixed Martial Arts (MMA). Growing up in Phnom Penh Thmey, Chanreach’s martial arts journey commenced at a tender age, driven by determination, resilience, and an unwavering passion for Kun Khmer.

Fight Record and Achievements

Chanreach’s record speaks volumes about his skill and prowess in the ring, a remarkable feat at just 17 years old. Standing at a height of 1.70 meters and weighing in at 54 kilograms, he proves to be a formidable force in Kun Khmer styles under the mentorship of seasoned masters Hun Chanreach and Chey Kosal at the Kosal Keila Boxing Gym.

In his most recent fight on January 11, 2024, Chanreach delivered a decisive low kick to his Thai opponent’s left leg, resulting in a knockout and forcing the blue corner to submit.

Koramak Chanreach, initially a beacon of promise in the Kun Khmer Madrid Grand Fights Marathon, faced a bitter defeat in the event’s finale against Phal Silong on February 17, 2024. Despite starting strong by securing a victory in the preliminary round with a TKO against his Thai opponent in late round 1, Chanreach encountered a formidable obstacle in Silong during the championship showdown. Despite his earlier triumph, Chanreach ultimately succumbed to Silong, resulting in a unanimous decision loss that dashed his hopes of claiming the marathon’s top honors.

Dominance in the Ring: A Two-Time Champion

The rising star of the Cambodian Top Team, Koramak Chanreach, further solidified his reputation as a formidable force in the MMA world on December 27, 2025. Competing in the 57kg category, the 17-year-old Chanreach delivered a spectacular performance by knocking out Vietnamese fighter Bui Truong Sinh in the very first round to claim the GMA Championship belt. This victory is a historic milestone for the young athlete, marking his second GMA title in a single year; he captured his first championship earlier on August 2, 2025. This rapid succession of titles cements Chanreach’s status as one of the most promising young talents in the region.

The victory surpassed even Chanreach’s own expectations, as he admitted he did not anticipate such a swift first-round finish against a high-level opponent. Beyond the personal glory, the young champion viewed this triumph as a platform for a much larger message. While being adorned with the belt in the ring, he dedicated his win to his country and the front-line soldiers who protect it. “I am incredibly happy to win another GMA belt for my motherland,” Chanreach stated. “Most importantly, I want to use this victory to encourage the frontline soldiers. Cambodia needs peace.”