Nong Khai, 'Chanjaem' is ready to fight 'Iman Khlif', revealing that he will fight with confidence and will not disappoint Thai people. He also thanked his Thai brothers and sisters for sending him encouragement and that he will fight with all his might."Nong B" Chancham Suwanpheng, a female boxer for the Thai national team, opened up via VDO CALL to Thai News Agency for the first time before competing in the semi-finals of the 2024 Olympic women's boxing against Iman Khlif, an Algerian boxer, tonight (August 6) at 3:34 a.m. Thailand time.'Chanjaem' said that he had met Kleif before in 2023. That time, he lost because he had competed in many fights, which made his body not perfect. The Algerian boxer's punches were fast and heavy. Today, he will fight with confidence like he has practiced and will not disappoint the Thai people. He will do his best and cheer them on for sure. Finally, he thanked his Thai brothers and sisters for sending him encouragement. He felt very happy and excited. This is the first time in his life that he has received so many good things. He will fight to the fullest.Source: Thai News Agency

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