Kun Khmer Fighters 2024 – A Deep Dive into the List of Cambodia’s tallest Fighters

Eh Amarin Phouthong

Eh Amarin Phouthong Born 2005 From Koh Kong Province Height 1.82 m Weight 65 kg Nick Names N/A Style Kun Khmer Stance Orthodox Kun Krou N/A Boxing Gym Galaxy Navatra Eh Phouthong Kun Khmer boxing gym Trainer Eh Phouthong.

Thoeun Theara

Thoeun Theara Born January 1, 1998 From Prey Veng Province Height 1.75 m Weight 72 kg Other Names – Nak Leng Puthao Dai – Keng Pikheat Style Kun Khmer Stance Orthodox Kun Krou Honoring the Master Boxing Gym Sor Somaly Kun Khmer Trainer Sor Somaly.

Pich Sambath

Pich Sambath Born 2001 From Kampong Speu Province Height 1.65m Weight 60kg Nick Names Krabei Prey Snaeng Daek Style Kun Khmer, Kickboxing Stance Orthodox Boxing Gym Kun Khmer 8888 Trainer Pich Sophann

Touch Chanvortey

Touch Chanvortey Born 2005 From Kandal Province Other Names The little Bunny Height 1.60 m Weight 51 kg Style Kun Khmer Stance Orthodox Boxing Gym Sopheap Kun Khmer Trainer Pong Samith

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Kun Khmer Cambodian fighters list 2024

• Alex Keo
• Art Ri Chard
• Art Sokkhit
• Balahak Chanreach
• Ban Sombo
• Beankak Reacsey
• Bech Sochea
• Benkak Sekla
• Bern Meas
• Bik Dirin
• Bird Songkherm
• Bith Dearin
• Bong Boncheng
• Bounthei Kun Khmer
• Born Ponlek
• Bun Sothea
• Bung Veasnea
• Bunkhim Kun Khmer
• Buntit Kun Khmer
• Buntong Kun Khmer
• Brak Dyna
• Brak Rachna
• Brak Saolinh
• Brak Thuotheat
• Brak Thuthan
• Brak Tuthat
• Cham Sela
• Chamroeun Kun Khmer
• Chan Chakrin
• Chan Charly
• Chan Bunleap
• Chan Jing
• Chan Rothana
• Chao Art
• Chat Sovanhanu
• Cheab Channu
• Cheu Samnang
• Chey Hoeut
• Chey Kimhong
• Chey Sovan
• Chhong Chheingran
• Chhorn Cheang Run
• Chhorn Vanndy
• Chhoun Boun
• Chhut Seryvanthong
• Chin Chang
• Chin Seyha
• Chon Lyhov
• Chorpov Kun Khmer
• Chun Reatrey
• Chun Reungsarot
• Chun Sophal
• Dean Boranvichea
• Dean Visal
• Den Chivon
• Den Nenfong
• Den Sambath
• Dern Lyheng
• Dim Sara
• Dina Pisey
• Don Sarann
• Dun Raya
• Dun Saran
• Dun Saravan
• Dy Vichit
• Eh Amarin Phouthong
• Eh Krobey Yun
• Eh Naroth
• Em Chanthan
• Em Daro
• Em Langley
• Ereb Vichaka
• Han Pi
• Hap Kha
• Hart Nai
• Hem Roeun
• Heng Pikheat
• Heng Saran
• Heng Sovann
• Herm Rerng
• Him Kimreang
• Him Serey
• Him Tonghan
• Hom Chanthorn
• Hong Sovannchansothy
• Hor Ayou
• Hour Lavy
• Hour MengHong
• Hour Ravy
• Hum Chanthan
• Hunkorn Kun Khmer
• Jeasda Kun Khmer
• Jun Sarann
• Kat Tet
• Kan Menghong
• Kan Sovan
• Keav Savin
• Keang kimhang
• Keng Pikeat
• Keo Bounchom
• Keo Kantrem
• Keo Savin
• Keo Samrith
• Keo Somrith
• Kerm Sovandert
• Keum Sovandoeut
• Kham Khlareach
• Kham Klaram
• Kham Konkla
• Khamphon Somrath
• Khem Chan
• Khon Seyha
• Khorn Borey
• Khorn Somaly
• Kim Veasna
• Koeun Sovantha
• Kompeang Khmao
• Kon Burey
• Kong Hov
• Kong Sambo
• Kong Sokky
• Kourn Sovann
• Koramak Chanreach
• Kosin Kun Khmer
• Krak Samnang
• Krak Pheandey
• Lam Pov
• Lao Chantrea
• Lao Chetra
• Lao Rachana
• Lao Sainet
• Leam Sochea
• Leap Lyheng
• Lim Chanrith
• Lim Seavlam
• Lin Chy
• Lin ji
• Lin Vireak
• Loa Savy
• Lon Kimhor
• Lon Lyheang
• Lon Sieklong
• Long Achhet
• Long Ada
• Long Chin
• Long Hov
• Long Khet
• Long Lyheng
• Long Pisey
• Long Rakhen
• Long Samnang
• Long Samnang 2
• Long Sithan
• Long Somnang
• Lonh Vandy
• Loun Vandy
• Lorn Lyheng
• Lorn Panha
• Lov Savi
• Lun Kimhor
• Luyvirak Bunthongrongeurng
• Ly Darith
• Ly Heang
• Ly Khav
• Ly Sokha
• Ly Sokphen
• Ly Sophat
• Lyhour Ahso
• Lyvibol Sena
• Makara Kun Khmer
• Mali Chantha
• Mali Houp
• Mali Khla Thom
• Mali Khla Toch
• Maly A Kinet
• Maly Chanvay
• Maly Klapha
• Maly Klatoch
• Maly Opor
• Mao Sothea
• Mean Mey
• Meas Bunsa
• Meas Bunthen
• Meas Chantha
• Meas Deches
• Meas Kimsang
• Meun Mekkhea
• Meas Merl
• Meas Nakhim
• Merk Sophea
• Met Chanmeuy
• Met Romly
• Met Sopheak
• Mit Chanborin
• Mit Oudom
• Mith Siya
• Mon Buchheang
• Mon Sam Oeun
• Mon Vanny
• Mong Hour
• Morn Bandith
• Morn Bunheng
• Morn Komsort
• Morn Phearom
• Morn Sameth
• Morn Samnang
• Morn Sithon
• Mot Klemsor
• Mov Rothta
• Muth Klemchan
• Mut Klemkhmao
• Namchieu Kun Khmer
• Neak Khae Khae
• Neak Namsomnang
• Neak Ratha
• Neak Samout
• Neak Sina
• Ngeat Rotha
• Ngoeun Vichet
• Ni Sokheng
• Nong Shav
• Norng Sao
• Nov Daro
• Nov Sokty
• Nov Vanny
• Nuon Rathen
• Nurn Rathet
• Ny Sokheng
• Ny Norak Mohaakhum
• Ny Viraapha
• Oi Diep
• Ong Phearak
• Oum Chamroeun
• Oun Sokan
• Pai Rothana
• Panha Keodara
• Peakdey Dalin
• Peankak Khemara
• Penkak Eravan
• Penkak Reachsey
• Penkak Theara
• Pich Atitep
• Pich Bunchhin
• Pich Bunchhit
• Pich Bunseth
• Pich Brasat
• Pich Chetra
• Pich Dara
• Pich Darith
• Pich Domreitoch
• Pich Donsamphai
• Pich Kakada
• Pich Keodara
• Pich Khamlai
• Pich Kun Khmer
• Pich Manet
• Pich Prammouy Moeun
• Pich Prasath
• Pich Raechsey
• Pich Sakada
• Pich Sambath
• Pich Siava
• Pich Singha
• Pich Sopheak
• Pich Soriya
• Pich Transourn
• Pich Vibolsok
• Pha Visal
• Phal Silin
• Phal Silong
• Phan Khamtay
• Phan Kroan
• Phan Sophat
• Phan Symin
• Phanet Vanhorun
• Phaneth Kun Khmer
• Phanith Chaosok
• Phanit Raphu
• Phanith Rapho
• Phanit Vanhourn
• Phanit Vanhuon
• Phat Sophean
• Pheakdey Dalin
• Pheakdey Kun Khmer
• Phean Simin
• Phol Makara
• Phol Silin
• Phong Piseth
• Phum Saray
• Pon Piseth
• Pok Samreach
• Pov Mab
• Prak Chetra
• Prak Kak
• Prak Thothart
• Prom Samnang
• Pros Samnang
• Puth Sambo
• Puy Lay
• Ra Chivorn
• Rat Chanra
• Reab Sokun
• Reakmey Kun Khmer
• Reap Rachit
• Reap Sophea
• Reap Sovath
• Riep Vanda
• Reum Vannak
• Reung Dina
• Reung Dyna
• Rich Nearoth
• Ricky Adomdeak
• Ricky Atith
• Ricky Chanravit
• Ricky Chaomea
• Ricky Chayvanny
• Ricky Emakhom
• Ricky Hasun
• Ricky Klemkhmav
• Ricky Nyakhom
• Ricky Norakvongsa
• Ricky Povakhum
• Ricky Senglang
• Ricky Sengleang
• Ricky Senkhmao
• Ricky Senkhour
• Ricky Sokran
• Ricky Sorak
• Ricky Vannith
• Rin Devit
• Rin Samnang
• Rin Saroth
• Rith Bonith
• Rith Bunmao
• Rith Bunnon
• Rith Bunrong
• Rith Chaochet
• Rith Chaochek
• Rith Macha
• Rith Mada
• Rith Narong
• Rith Nompoav
• Rith Phearom
• Rith Satang
• Rith Tevada
• Rith Vathana
• Rith Vibol
• Rith Wathanak
• Rithy Ahchhreung
• Rithy Channa
• Rithy Doungchay
• Rithy Malakang
• Rithy Malay
• Rithy Nimon
• Rithy Sopheap
• Rithy Sosen
• Rithy Sothin
• Rithy Sovanmay
• Rithy Sovannkhim
• Rithy Theara
• Rithy Thearith
• Rithy Vireak
• Roeub Vichaka
• Roeung Chetra
• Roeung Daneth
• Roeung Sophorn
• Ron Narong
• Rotha Kun Khmer
• Ruet Sarith
• Sai Makara
• Sam An
• Samnang Chongkroy
• Samnang Sokty
• Samoeun Sopha
• Samphors Kun Khmer
• San Sam Un
• San Sothea
• San Thiya
• Sao Ahtith
• Sao Sokkong
• Say Thaide
• Saw Atit
• Seak Ahchaopich
• Seak Ahchaophana
• Seam Bountik
• Seav Ngoy
• Sek Chaochut
• Sek Chanreach
• Sek Kimben
• Sek Kimchai
• Sek Kimsan
• Sem Kongkear
• Sen Chanrithy Kun (Thiago Teixeira)
• Sen Chanrithysak
• Sen Pisal
• Sen Radeth
• Seng Try Kun Khmer
• Sie Thearin
• Sith Sokkheang
• Slin Laoyoeun
• Slin Makara
• Slin Ruthisak
• Soeng Leng
• Sok Saoheng
• Sok Sen
• Sok Sovann
• Sok Thy
• Som An
• Som Piseth
• Som Vichhay
• Somart Kun Khmer
• Someurn Sopha
• Somnang Sokty
• Sopheap Chesda
• Sopheap Rungroeung
• Soum Piseth
• Sour Vannak
• Sorn Rakim
• Soth Bunthy
• Soth Kevin
• Soth Sano
• Soth Sokhim
• Sovan Koma
• Soy Chhaiya
• Sum Khemara
• Sun Kun Khmer
• Suong Kouch
• Super Jeng
• Tam Ravuth
• Tam Vanthong
• Tas Yuheng
• Tep A Nan
• Tes Rothkongkea
• Tha Sarun
• Thai Chantha
• Thai Chintha
• Thea Nureach
• Then A Than
• Then Atith
• Then Klakhmao
• Then Lymeng
• Then Meanchey
• Then Samoun
• Thin Mao
• Thoeun Pich
• Thoeun Theara
• Thoeun Theary
• Thon Kimlong
• Thon Klasek
• Thon Klasros
• Thon Vanverng
• Thorn Chantak
• Thorn Kun
• Thun Borey
• Thun Channa
• Thun Chamnap
• Thun Chanrey
• Thun Chantin
• Thun Chankong
• Thun Chayny
• Thun Chhaily
• Thun Eanglay
• Thun Eanleng
• Thun Eanlong
• Thun Englong
• Thun Khemarak
• Thun Kimleng
• Thun Kimlong
• Thun Longhak
• Thun Makara
• Thun Matin
• Thun Phanit
• Thun Rithy
• Thun Saksin
• Thun Sihong
• Thun Sihav
• Thun Sinyoun
• Thun Siyorn
• Thun Sovansky
• Thun Visnu
• Thy Varith
• Touch Pronoch
• Touch Sambath
• Tuch Devit
• Uoy Dieb
• Van Thai Py
• Van Voeurn
• Vanna tea
• Vanna Seyha
• Veak Bundeurn
• Veng Sopheak
• Virak Ama
• Virak Pisey
• Virak Vichika
• Vireak Chanoch
• Vong Vichhai
• Vuthy Vanda
• Yam Ren
• Yen Dina
• Yok Yakphlae
• Yout Soriyan
• Yout Sarun
• Yorn Pisey
• Yuk Yakplae
• Yuk Yeakkhouch
• Yuk Yeakkil

Kun Khmer Female Cambodian fighters list 2024

• Chat Chanmouny
• Eh Yanuth
• Khon Vichet Chetra
• Luy Sreyny
• Ly Sreynoch
• Meas Navy
• Phanith Sreynoch
• Pich Sreypich
• Rithy Emma
• Rithy Sreydean
• Rithy Vanich
• Sai Sophea
• Sai Sreyhin
• Sak Rothana
• Sao Sreynoch
• Thon Sonisa
• Thun Sreypenh
• Touch Chanvortey

Thai fighters

• 🇹🇭 Boukeo
• 🇹🇭 Chouk Vor. PhetPhoun
• 🇹🇭 Chuthong Kietchatchai
• 🇹🇭 Denchiangrai Yokfa
• 🇹🇭 Derith
• 🇹🇭 Dito
• 🇹🇭 Extra
• 🇹🇭 Fasorak
• 🇹🇭 Gottai Petburi
• 🇹🇭 Jaruadsuk
• 🇹🇭 Kaewkangwan
• 🇹🇭 Kheat Petch
• 🇹🇭 Khaoyai Site Krung
• 🇹🇭 Kiatpetch Wingmai
• 🇹🇭 Kiriluang
• 🇹🇭 Lukkwan Sujibamigiew
• 🇹🇭 Moeung Sab
• 🇹🇭 Namkhabuan
• 🇹🇭 Panmongkol Kanchang
• 🇹🇭 Pepsi
• 🇹🇭 Petch Anan
• 🇹🇭 PetchChokchai BS.MuayThai
• 🇹🇭 Petchsayfar
• 🇹🇭 Phakhaknorng Petbanberng
• 🇹🇭 Phet Burapha URAPHA P.Yutthabhum
• 🇹🇭 Phetehravan
• 🇹🇭 Phetmalai
• 🇹🇭 Phetrong
• 🇹🇭 Phitbopha
• 🇹🇭 Phornpitak Shujibakmikeaw
• 🇹🇭 Phongma
• 🇹🇭 Phongsiri
• 🇹🇭 Plangphol
• 🇹🇭 Rachasing
• 🇹🇭 Raktemroi
• 🇹🇭 Rungtawan Winubon
• 🇹🇭 Saensak Ngern
• 🇹🇭 Sarawut
• 🇹🇭 Satanfah
• 🇹🇭 Saymongkhun
• 🇹🇭 Seksan
• 🇹🇭 Singoudorn
• 🇹🇭 Singphayak
• 🇹🇭 Sithon Chai Chip Moeungun
• 🇹🇭 Super Ball
• 🇹🇭 Tum kitti Patkam
• 🇹🇭 Tom Moeung Thong
• 🇹🇭 Venthongloeung
• 🇹🇭 Vethimongkhum
• 🇹🇭 Vetsavann Phor
• 🇹🇭 Witwiboon Mr. Veenut
• 🇹🇭 Yodpetch Por.Jaruenpeth
• 🇹🇭 Yodrachan Kiadnavy
• 🇹🇭 Yodvithiya

Foreign fighters

• 🇮🇷 Abdoul Vandasgari
• 🇲🇦 Adil Nomad
• 🇮🇷 Alan Ebrahimi
• 🇫🇷 Alan Leveque
• 🇫🇷 Alex Keo
• 🇮🇷 Ali Khodarahmi
• 🇮🇷 Ali Rezaei
• 🇮🇷 Alireza Mojtaba
• 🇲🇦 Ahmed Elouafi
• 🇮🇷 Amireza Shahbaznedad
• 🇮🇷 Amirhosein Dansar
• 🇮🇷 Ananchai Soungmozulawchi
• 🇫🇷 Anthony Defretin
• 🇮🇷 Arian Yarahmadi
• 🇵🇭 Arjay Flores
• 🇮🇷 Aryan Rahael
• 🇷🇺 Arslan Nadirshah
• 🇮🇷 Arvin MTA
• 🇺🇿 Azod
• 🇮🇳 Babit Kharshano
• 🇱🇦 Bak Jo Sitkhunmeh
• 🇧🇷 Bryan Moura
• 🇱🇦 Bunshu Sistoparung
• 🇨🇳 Chai Xinyyang
• 🇨🇳 Chen Zhanfeng
• 🇱🇦 Computer
• 🇪🇸 Cristian Canas
• 🇱🇦 Daenphayak
• 🇧🇷 Dalmo Sorrentino
• 🇲🇾 Danial
• 🇳🇴 Daniel Desa
• 🇱🇦 Dansalavan Nagagym
• 🇨🇳 Deng Hanwen
• 🇺🇦 Denys Dotsenko
• 🇦🇺 Diae Banelmabdi
• 🇨🇳 Du Ichiri
• 🇮🇷 Ebrahim Mohammadi
• 🇫🇷 Emanuel
• 🇮🇷 Fariborz Fereidoon
• 🇮🇷 Faryad Ahmadi
• 🇨🇳 Feng Yafeng
• 🇲🇾​ Faris HFL
• 🇳🇱 Gabriel
• 🇨🇳 Guan Nengzhu
• 🇧🇷 Guilherme Rodriges
• 🇮🇷 Govan Khalid
• 🇮🇷 Hadi Chartabi
• 🇲🇾 Haikal HFL
• 🇫🇷 Hakim
• 🇮🇷 Hammid
• 🇨🇳 Hao Jianyi
• 🇩🇿 Houssem Djemil
• 🇨🇳 Hua Jinzhao
• 🇨🇳 Huang Qirui
• 🇱🇦 IRON EAGLE
• 🇵🇭 Israel Sebastian
• 🇷🇺 Isaev Salavat
• 🇺🇾 Ivan Bodeant
• 🇱🇦 Jombee Sor Charoen Sing
• 🇱🇦 Jompol KKV
• 🇨🇳 Ju Sinpav
• 🇨🇴 Juan David Hernandez
• 🇲🇲 Ka Yin Lay
• 🇯🇵 Kanato Shomoji
• 🇮🇷 Karami Pour Yaser
• 🇮🇷 Keivan Soleimani
• 🇯🇵 Ken Shinohara
• 🇷🇺 Kiril Chizhik
• 🇱🇦 Kham Pheuan
• 🇱🇦 Khun Paen Sor Sing Yai
• 🇱🇦 Khundet NakaGym
• 🇱🇦 Kobpetch Khunwangluang
• 🇱🇦 Kong Broder Dan Lampao
• 🇷🇺 Konstantin
• 🇷🇺 Kostya Rudenco
• 🇯🇵 Kyyohei Furumura
• 🇻🇳 Le Phuc Hao
• 🇧🇷 Leandro Douglas
• 🇨🇳 Li Bailin
• 🇨🇳 Liu Fengxian
• 🇨🇳 Liu Shenghao
• 🇨🇳 Liu Yizhan
• 🇮🇹 Luca Santini
• 🇨🇳 Ma Zhenzhao
• 🇱🇦 Macnoy Mozulao
• 🇺🇿 Maly Agobear
• 🇺🇿 Maly Asaht
• 🇵🇭 Manuel Delos Reyes
• 🇮🇷 Mahdi Mosavizadeh
• 🇮🇷 Mahdi Shirzad
• 🇪🇸 Mario Ramos
• 🇹🇳 Marwen Houli
• 🇳🇵 Milan Tamang
• 🇮🇷 Mehrdad Khanzadeh
• 🇱🇦 Merngna Saravan
• 🇫🇷 Messie Kubila
• 🇲🇦 Mohamed El Mady
• 🇮🇷 Mohammad Ramezani
• 🇮🇷 Mohammadreza Gorzin
• 🇮🇷 Mohammadreza MTA
• 🇮🇷 Mohsen Fartot
• 🇮🇷 Morteza Seififard
• 🇱🇦 Muang Phan Nakagym
• 🇱🇦 Namthap Khwanjaicheno
• 🇵🇭 Neil Patrick Relibo
• 🇻🇳 Nguyen Tien Phat
• 🇪🇸 Nico Sanabria
• 🇺🇿 Nozim Ugli Shermukhammad
• 🇵🇭 Oliveros Mark Ervin
• 🇱🇦 Oudomdeth Hongpaseuth
• 🇨🇳 Pan Shitong
• 🇨🇳 Peng He
• 🇱🇦 Pet Champa
• 🇱🇦 Phetphuphan Sor.Singyai
• 🇨🇳 Qin Yifan
• 🇱🇦 Rajan S. Singhai
• 🇮🇷 Ramyar Singburi
• 🇨🇳 Ren Chenkang
• 🇪🇸 Richi Alvarez
• 🇵🇭 Roland
• 🇱🇦 ROLO
• 🇧🇷 Rosemberg
• 🇩🇿 Saker Malek
• 🇱🇦 Sang Athit Nakagym
• 🇷🇺 Savelit Dorogavtsev
• 🇲🇾 Saw Jedidiah
• 🇲🇾 Saw Ae Shee
• 🇱🇦 Si Hajen Muaylao
• 🇲🇾 Shah GFC
• 🇲🇾 Shav Jonh
• 🇱🇦 Shengiawan Sor Singyai
• 🇲🇲 Soe Moe Zaw
• 🇱🇦 Soeuphoukhao
• 🇯🇵 Soichiro Arata
• 🇨🇳 Song Hanxiao
• 🇨🇳 Sun Haigen
• 🇦🇺 Steven Matthew
• 🇮🇷 Taha Asgari
• 🇲🇦 Taufiq Chabibi
• 🇱🇦 Thanin S.Singhai
• 🇱🇦 Thep Luang SIS
• 🇺🇿 Toirov Mukhammadazim
• 🇲🇲 Tov vegang
• 🇺🇿 Tubliev Ozodbek
• 🇲🇾 Umar Red Wolves
• 🇨🇳 Wang Yufeng
• 🇧🇷 Victor Teixeira
• 🇱🇦 Weerachon Nakagym
• 🇱🇦 Xayyaseng Thongnin
• 🇨🇳 Xie Guangyang
• 🇨🇳 Xu Chengseng
• 🇨🇳 Yan Zhilei
• 🇮🇷 Yasin Nosrati
• 🇨🇳 YI CHAO
• 🇨🇳 Yin Xiangzhao
• 🇱🇦 Yot Salavannagagym
• 🇯🇵 Yota Shigemori
• 🇱🇦 Yotkakanu Jekmoungnon
• 🇮🇷 Yousefi
• 🇮🇷 Yosef Jelodari
• 🇫🇷 Yunes Boualem
• 🇺🇸 Zak Allison
• 🇲🇲 Zin Phyo
• 🇨🇳 Zhan Yupeng
• 🇨🇳 Zhang Yaowen

Kun Khmer Female foreign fighters list 2024

• 🇹🇭 Dangkongfa Kiatpetchnoy
• 🇧🇷 Milena
• 🇹🇭 Nongmay
• 🇫🇷 🇰🇭 Rithy Emma
• 🇨🇳 Zhao Mengxin

Key Kun Khmer Fighters to Watch in 2024

Boran “The Cobra” Sophal

Boran Sophal, known as “The Cobra” due to his lightning-fast strikes, is one of the most promising fighters in Kun Khmer. Hailing from Phnom Penh, Boran has made a name for himself in the local and international circuits, thanks to his unique blend of traditional Kun Khmer techniques and modern striking strategies. His ability to read opponents and deliver precise, powerful blows has earned him numerous titles, and 2024 is set to be another standout year in his career.

Sokha “The Iron Fist” Thavrak

Sokha Thavrak, often referred to as “The Iron Fist,” is known for his devastating knockout power. A veteran of the sport, Thavrak has been competing at the highest levels for over a decade. His aggressive style and fearsome punching power have made him a crowd favorite, and he shows no signs of slowing down in 2024. Thavrak’s ability to adapt to various fighting styles makes him a formidable opponent in the ring.

Chanthy “The Phoenix” Borey

Chanthy Borey, or “The Phoenix,” is a rising star in the Kun Khmer scene. Known for her resilience and ability to come back stronger after setbacks, Borey is an inspiration to many young fighters. In 2024, she continues to push boundaries, competing in both local and international events. Borey’s technical skills and strategic mindset make her a fighter to watch as she climbs the ranks in Kun Khmer.

TOP Cambodian fighters

An Bunhour

An Bunhour Height 5’2″ FT / 160 CM Country Cambodia Age 28 Y Team Kiatsongrit gym fighting competition ONE Championship.

Chan Rothana

Chan Rothana Weight Limit 140.88 LBS / 63.9 KG Height 5’6″ FT / 169 CM Country Cambodia Age 38 Y Team FFG / Selapak fighting competition ONE Championship.

Jessa Khan

Jessa Khan Weight Limit 115.08 LBS / 52.2 KG Height 4’11” FT / 152 CM Country Cambodia / United States Age 22 Y Team Art of Jiu-Jitsu Academy fighting competition ONE Championship.

Jomhot Charoenmuang

Jomhot Charoenmuang Height 5’4″ FT / 164 CM Country Cambodia Age 23 Y Team Jaroenmueng Muaythai fighting competition ONE Championship.

Khon Sichan

Khon Sichan Weight Limit 134.92 LBS / 61.2 KG Height 5’4″ FT / 164 CM Country Cambodia Age 37 Y Team Phnom Penh MMA / Prodal Fight Gym fighting competition ONE Championship.

Long La

Long La Weight Limit 154.98 LBS / 70.3 KG Height 5’4″ FT / 165 CM Country Cambodia Age 24 Y Team Cambodian Top Team fighting competition ONE Championship.

Sovannahry Em

Sovannahry Em “The Sweet Savage” Em Weight Limit 134.92 LBS / 61.2 KG Height 5’4″ FT / 164 CM Country Cambodia / United States Age 32 Y Team Modern Martial Arts and Fitness fighting competition ONE Championship.

Notable Kun Khmer Boxers

Eh Phouthong

Eh Phouthong is a retired Cambodian professional kickboxer, coach and former reality TV host. TV5 Champion, Khmer Traditional Kickboxing Champion, Prime Minister Samdech Hun Sen Champion.

Yuth Phouthorng

Yuth Phouthorng Governor of Koh Kong Province and original teacher of Eh Phouthong.

Thun Sophea

Thun Sophea 2006 CTN 67 kg Kickboxing Champion.

Bun Sothea

Bun Sothea Two-time Kubota Champion (54 kg and 60 kg), student of Thun Sophea.

Chan Rothana

Chan Rothana Owner of Selapak Gym and current ONE Championship fighter.

Keo Rumchong

Keo Rumchong Born: January 7, 1988 (age 36 years), Krong Battambang Height: 1.68 m Kun Khmer fighter from Battambang, Cambodia.

Oumry Ban

Oumry Ban Former Kun Khmer Champion, held the first national title in 1964 at 61 kg, and current owner of Long Beach Kickboxing Center.

en Radath

en Radath Current Kun Khmer fighter and Vovinam Cambodia team member, fighting at 51 kg. He is also a YouTube vlogger showcasing the art of Kun Khmer.

Prom Samnang

Prom Samnang Techo Santepheap Kun Khmer World Champion (77 kg).

Phal Sophorn

Phal Sophorn Carabao Champion (63.5 kg), Cambodia Beer Champion (63.5 kg), IPCC Kun Khmer Champion (63.5 kg).

Antònis Komparifis

Antònis Komparifisy World Champion (93.1 kg), Cambodia Champion (92 kg), IPCC Kun Khmer Champion (95 kg).

The Top-Ranked Cambodian fighters in History

Over the years, many fighters have risen to the top of Kun Khmer’s rankings, thanks to their skill, dedication, and fierce competitive spirit. Here are some of the top-ranked Kun Khmer fighters known for their impressive records:

1. Eh Phouthong

Eh Phouthong is one of the most recognized names in Kun Khmer history. With over 240 professional fights and a remarkable record of victories, Phoutong has earned a legendary status in Cambodia. He is known for his powerful strikes and strategic fighting style, which allowed him to dominate the sport for many years.

2. Vorn Viva

Another top-ranked fighter, Vorn Viva, has competed in both Kun Khmer and Muay Thai, making a name for himself across Southeast Asia. Viva’s versatility and tactical approach in the ring have made him a feared opponent. His impressive record and multiple championship wins place him among the elite in the sport.

3. Thun Sophea

Thun Sophea is a rising star in Kun Khmer, known for his aggressive fighting style and ability to knock out opponents. With an ever-growing list of victories, Sophea has quickly climbed the rankings and earned his place among the best Kun Khmer fighters of recent years.

Fighting Techniques in Kun Khmer

Kun Khmer is known for its powerful striking techniques and fluid movements, making it one of the most dynamic martial arts. The fighters use all parts of their body, including fists, elbows, knees, and feet, to attack and defend.

Elbow Strikes (Sok)

Elbows are one of the most dangerous weapons in Kun Khmer. Fighters use elbow strikes to inflict damage up close, often aiming for the head or body. The use of elbows requires precision and timing, as they are typically used in clinch situations where the opponents are close together.

Knee Strikes (Kou)

Knees are another powerful tool in a Kun Khmer fighter’s arsenal. Knee strikes are commonly used during clinches, where fighters grab onto each other and use their knees to target the opponent’s midsection or legs. Proper execution of knee strikes can lead to knockouts or force the opponent to surrender.

Teep (Front Kick)

The teep, or front kick, is a versatile technique used to create distance between fighters or to disrupt an opponent’s rhythm. It’s a staple in Kun Khmer, used both offensively to strike the opponent’s torso or defensively to keep an aggressive fighter at bay.

Clinch Fighting

One of the hallmarks of Kun Khmer is its focus on clinch fighting, where fighters engage in close-quarter combat, using knees and elbows while controlling their opponent’s body. Clinch fighting is both an offensive and defensive technique that requires strength, strategy, and balance.

The Global Influence of Kun Khmer

Kun Khmer’s influence extends far beyond Cambodia. As the sport gains international recognition, more fighters from around the world are incorporating Kun Khmer techniques into their training, and international competitions now feature Kun Khmer events.

Kun Khmer vs. Muay Thai

Kun Khmer is often compared to Muay Thai, its more famous cousin from Thailand. While the two sports share many similarities, such as the use of elbows, knees, and clinch fighting, Kun Khmer has distinct techniques and strategies that set it apart. In recent years, there has been a growing interest in the differences between these two martial arts, with fighters from both styles competing against each other in international tournaments.

Kun Khmer in International Competitions

In 2024, Kun Khmer fighters are increasingly competing in international kickboxing and MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) competitions. The sport’s rise in popularity has led to more Kun Khmer events being held outside of Cambodia, particularly in neighboring countries like Thailand, Vietnam, and Laos, as well as in Europe and the United States. This global exposure has helped elevate Kun Khmer’s status as a respected martial art.

Training Camps and Schools

Many international martial artists are now traveling to Cambodia to train in Kun Khmer. Training camps and schools dedicated to the sport have sprung up across the country, offering intensive training programs that teach the art’s techniques, philosophy, and cultural significance. This influx of foreign fighters has contributed to the spread of Kun Khmer’s influence worldwide.

The Future of Kun Khmer in 2024 and Beyond

The future of Kun Khmer looks bright as more fighters, both local and international, embrace the sport. With growing media attention and more opportunities for fighters to compete on the global stage, 2024 is shaping up to be a pivotal year for Kun Khmer.

Efforts to Preserve and Promote Kun Khmer

There are ongoing efforts in Cambodia to preserve and promote Kun Khmer as a cultural heritage. Organizations such as the Cambodian Kun Khmer Federation are working to ensure that future generations continue to practice and appreciate the sport. These efforts include hosting national tournaments, offering training programs for young fighters, and promoting the sport through social media and digital platforms.

Expansion of Kun Khmer into New Markets

Kun Khmer’s expansion into new markets is another exciting development. In 2024, we’re seeing more promotions and events featuring Kun Khmer fighters in places like the Middle East, Japan, and Western Europe. This global expansion is helping the sport gain a wider audience and encouraging more athletes from different backgrounds to train in Kun Khmer.

The Role of Women in Kun Khmer

Another promising development is the growing presence of women in Kun Khmer. Female fighters like Chanthy Borey are paving the way for more women to enter the sport, and 2024 is expected to see more female fighters competing at both national and international levels. The rise of women in Kun Khmer is not only a testament to their skill and dedication but also an indication of the sport’s increasing inclusivity.

Kun Khmer is more than just a sport; it’s a symbol of Cambodia’s cultural heritage, resilience, and fighting spirit. As we move into 2024, Kun Khmer fighters are making waves both locally and internationally, showcasing their incredible skill and determination. From the lightning-fast strikes of Boran Sophal to the knockout power of Sokha Thavrak, these fighters represent the future of Kun Khmer. With efforts to preserve its traditions while embracing modern techniques, Kun Khmer is poised for a bright future in the global martial arts scene. Whether you’re a fan or a fighter, now is the time to engage with this ancient and evolving art.