What a busy month it has been for Dynamite Muay Thai Sor. Nak Dee Fighter Jun who is now based in Hong Kong.

By day Jun Sor. Nak Dee works in a 9 to 5 grind at the Bank in Asia’s bustling Hong Kong by night he’s training rigorously by himself out of a family run not for profit boxing gym in Hong Kong’s Kowloon district.

Stepping up his fight game Jun Sor. Nak Dee has gone from interclub level padded Muay Thai competition less than one month ago straight to Professional Amateur level and wining his bout at the Samsung Festival of Sport.

Kru Dennis commends Jun for his hard work, mindset and belief. ” Jun came to me as a boxer who wanted to get involved in Hong Kong’s fastest growing sport Muay Thai, he excelled and really stood out to be a natural talent”.

With a minimal period, less than one month to be exact Jun rose to the ranks of readiness, cut weight for his first time and was matched up to fight on our New South Wales sister promotion WMF (World Muay Thai Federation) Amateur Fight Night.

Amateur meaning FTR (Full Thai Rules) wearing elbow pads. 3 rounds x3 mins. After flying down to Sydney opponent unfortunately withdrawing at the weigh-in.

These photos are of Jun Sor. Nak Dee’s win competing in the Samsung Festival of Sport in Hong Kong, China.