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Boostrong King of the Ring: five bouts announced for 9 October at Town TV
Five announced Kun Khmer bouts at Town TV on 9 October 2026, with MMA gloves, three-minute rounds and Sen Chanrithysak versus Alikhan.
Boostrong King of the Ring Kun Khmer has announced a five-bout programme for Friday 9 October 2026 at 7 pm, Cambodia time. The supplied promotional posters identify Town TV station as the venue and advertise coverage through Town Full HDTV and Boostrong Energy Drink. Sen Chanrithysak against Alikhan is the advertised main event at 63.5 kg.
Five bouts, one advertised format
The entire card is labelled Kun Khmer rules, MMA gloves, three rounds of three minutes. That distinction matters: the glove description does not turn the contests into mixed martial arts bouts. The posters announce Kun Khmer, and do not advertise ground fighting. They also do not provide the complete competition regulations, so individual technical restrictions should be checked with the organiser.
| Announced bout | Weight | Advertised format |
|---|---|---|
| Sen Chanrithysak vs Alikhan | 63.5 kg | 3 × 3 min · MMA gloves |
| Vutha Rotha vs Phetphonthong Kru Add | 57 kg | 3 × 3 min · MMA gloves |
| Dun Saravan vs Ricky Measpit | 60 kg | 3 × 3 min · MMA gloves |
| Daen Pheakdey vs Meas Chhinlong | 48 kg | 3 × 3 min · MMA gloves |
| Maly Sothea vs Rithy Ejoy | 51 kg | 3 × 3 min · MMA gloves |
Read the running order without inventing ringwalk times
Maly Sothea versus Rithy Ejoy is labelled bout one, followed by Daen Pheakdey versus Meas Chhinlong, then Dun Saravan versus Ricky Measpit. Vutha Rotha's contest is bout four, before the main event. The listed weights range from 48 to 63.5 kg; they describe these announced matchups and should not be treated as permanent career divisions.
Each three-round contest has nine minutes of scheduled fighting time, excluding breaks and any stoppage. The advertised 7 pm time belongs to the programme. It is not a promised start time for the headline fight or any other individual contest. Viewers interested in a particular athlete should follow the broadcast from the opening rather than calculate a ringwalk from the bout number.
What to check before attending
The posters name the station but supply no street address, ticket price, admission conditions or direct viewing link. Check those practical details with Town TV before travelling. A belt visible in a fighter's promotional portrait also does not, by itself, establish that a title is being contested. This preview records the announced card; no result has yet been added.
Source: promotional posters supplied to KKB on 8 October 2026, reproduced in the gallery. Names and advertised conditions follow those posters. Announced cards remain subject to change.
