8 Thai national youth boxers enter the second round of the "IFMA Youth World Championships 2024" youth amateur Muay Thai tournament. Today, Channel 9 will broadcast live as usual at 4:00 p.m.The 72nd Anniversary Celebration of His Majesty the King's Muay Thai Championship, Youth Amateur Muay Thai World Championship 2024 at Siam Paragon, which Channel 9, press 30, broadcasted live yesterday, was the second day of the competition, still packed with 161 boxing matches and received attention from Thai and international boxing fans. The Thai national youth boxers competed in 10 categories, starting with the 38 kg category for men aged 12-13 years. In the first round, Kritsana Hoikaew, nicknamed "Ajchariya A. Udon" in the red corner, fought Dmitri Pavlovsky from Ukraine in an exciting and close match before Kritsana won by 29-28 points, advancing to the round of 16 to meet Daniel Savalski from Estonia today.Another pair, 45 kg. female, age 16-17 years, first round, Nirascha Tangjiu, a female boxer nicknamed Mu ay Thai "Sanae Ngam Kamnan Chet Mueang Chon" who has won the world youth championship 3 times, is on the red side and still shows her form, moving forward to win by points over Trung Nguyen Thien from Vietnam 30-27 points, entering the last 8 to meet Maftuna Khussanova from Uzbekistan on Monday, 16 September.Summary of Thai boxers who competed in 10 categories yesterday, 8 entered the round, 2 were eliminated, making 12 Thai boxers enter the second round in 2 days, 4 were eliminated in the first round. Today's fights will start at 1:00 p.m. Channel 9 MCOTHD30 will broadcast live at 4:00 p.m. as usual.Source: Thai News Agency

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