Watch Tai Chi master defeat Muay Thai champion

Video of the match between Han Phi Long and Petchmorakot

On December 21, 2024, Han Fei Long faced Petchmorakot in a 72 kg match at the Wu Lin Feng 551 event.

Han Feilong is a famous Tai Chi master and kickboxer in China. Han Feilong studied Tai Chi with Master Wang Zhanjun, the successor of Chen Tai Chi in Chenjiagou.

During his career, the boxer born in 1994 has won many major tournaments and defeated many foreign boxers.

Meanwhile, Petchmorakot (born in 1994) is the reigning middleweight champion of Rajadamnern Arena and has won the Lumpinee Arena twice. Petchmorakot made a splash when he defeated “Muay King” Saenchai in 2014.

The match between Han Fei Long and Petchmorakot was the highlight of the Wu Lin Feng 551 event. In this match, Han Fei Long won 29:28 points against his Thai opponent. During the match, Han Fei Long knocked Petchmorakot down several times. The Thai fighter also showed that he was not an easy opponent when he caused difficulties for Han Fei Long.

Han Fei Long defeated Petchmorakot on points.

163 commented on the match: “If I had to describe this match in one word, it would be “unique”. Han Feilong’s punches were completely different from normal punches. Some of his punches were like the rotation of a windmill, very difficult to predict. On the ring, Han Feilong also launched many traditional martial arts techniques, such as leg swings, sweeping kicks, and even the Tai Chi spinning kick.

So, Petchmorakot, the Muay Thai fighter, couldn't adapt. He was knocked down by Han Fei Long when he tried to throw a kick.

Han Feilong even took the initiative to attack, making Petchmorakot more and more confused. Petchmorakot's Muay Thai technique was almost ineffective, which was hard to imagine. Thanks to Han Feilong, he demonstrated how to use softness to overcome hardness in Tai Chi. In the end, Han Feilong defeated Petchmorakot with a score of 29:28, making Tai Chi and traditional martial arts once again stand out on the stage ," wrote 163 .

Son Tung

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