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Thun Sihong


    Thun Sihong (Khmer: ធន់ ស៊ីហុង), born in 2005, is a rising Kun Khmer fighter from Prey Veng Province. Nicknamed “Runtah Chheung Pikhat”—loosely translated as The Thunderous Killer Kick”—Sihong is widely recognized for his fighting style and endurance.

    The Prey Veng-born fighter honed his craft under the guidance of Master Thun Sophea, a Kun Khmer legend, and trains alongside top fighters such as Lorn Panha, Thun Rithy, Bun Sothea, and Thun Vanna.

    In November 2024, Sihong made history by becoming the fastest Cambodian fighter to win the 57kg title, knocking out Greek fighter Tahir Dervishi at the end of the first round. Dervishi was counted twice by the referee before the decisive knockout at a Kun Khmer event held in Greece.

    A month later, in December 2024, Sihong was selected to compete at the MTGP Championship event in London, UK. However, his opponent, Jamie Williamson, withdrew due to health issues, and no substitute could be arranged. As a result, Sihong was automatically awarded the MTGP belt. Despite the outcome, Sihong expressed disappointment at not earning the title in the ring and announced his decision to place the belt up for contest within 3 to 6 months.

    With a bright future ahead, Sihong’s talent, determination, and discipline position him as one of Cambodia’s most promising Kun Khmer fighters.

    THUN SIHONG
    Born 2005
    From Prey Veng
    Nickname Runtah Chheung Pikheat
    Height 1.70cm
    Weight 57kg
    Style(s)
    Kun Khmer
    Stance
    Southpaw
    Kun Krou
    Entri Samdaeng Rith (The Eagle Showing Off its Might)
    Boxing Gym/Team
    CRAF Boxing Gym
    Trainer(s)
    Thun Sophea
    Years Active
    – Present
    Fight Records
    • Total: 78
    • Wins: 70
    • Losses: 06
    • Draws: 02
    • TKOs: 25
    TKO/Wins N/A
    Last Updated 05.01.2025

    CAUTION: The fight records of Kun Khmer Fighters have been inconsistent across TV stations. These numbers may change based on the latest fights, with the hosting TV station mentioned.

    SOME OF SIHONG’S RECENT FIGHTS