Long Piseth

Long Piseth (Khmer: ឡុង ពិសិដ្ឋ), fondly known as “Kandol Chraek Dei,” or “The Subterranean Scuttler,” was born in 2003 in Svay Rieng Province. His early years showcased a natural affinity for martial arts, laying the foundation for his remarkable journey into Kun Khmer.

Rise to Prominence

With dedication and honed skills, Long Piseth swiftly ascended through the ranks, earning recognition as a formidable Kun Khmer fighter. Boasting an impressive KTO to Win ratio of 41:71, he stood out among his peers.

Triumphant Victories

His journey reached a pinnacle with a triumphant victory for the 51kg title, secured after a grueling battle against Raksmey Kun Khmer. In a three-round showdown, Long Piseth emerged victorious by points, claiming his first career belt.

Beyond the victories in the ring, Long Piseth remains deeply connected to his roots and mentors. His title win held special significance as a tribute to his revered grand master, Ms. Long Ravy, whose recent passing profoundly impacted his journey.

Unyielding Spirit

In a recent bout against Japanese fighter Masahiro Shiga, Long Piseth showcased his indomitable spirit. Despite enduring heavy punches and kicks, he rallied in the second round, unleashing relentless elbow strikes that left significant cuts on Shiga’s brow. The relentless assault prompted a doctor’s stoppage, sealing another remarkable victory for Long Piseth.

Endurance and Passion

Reflecting on his journey, Long Piseth revealed moments of doubt early in his career. Amidst exhaustion and pain, thoughts of surrender crossed his mind. However, his unwavering passion for martial arts served as a steadfast anchor, propelling him forward in pursuit of greatness.