"It's good that I can still stand," said Payap Tongchuen, 59, after donning gloves and trunks and going two rounds with Direk Tungfang.Sounding better all the time.
Parliament Square is practically made for it.
The pair battled it out in a boxing ring set up for the occasion in front of the parliament building in Bangkok.
Muay Thai, as Thai kick-boxing is known, is the national sport and its popularity has been growing worldwide.Oh, I'd pay money, I really would.
Fighters employ punches, kicks and elbow and knee strikes against their opponents.
In the rrrrrred corner, 'Bananaman' Daaaaaaaaaaaay-vid Milibaaaaand. In the other rrrrrrrrrred corner, Eahhhhyedd 'Forrest Gump' Milibaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand. Now, I want a vicious, bloody fight with claret everywhere. Seconds out. Gentlemen, you may start your chainsaws.
Maybe I'm straying away from the original format here but I really feel this would make everyone sit up and watch.
Two men enter. No one leaves...
ReplyDeleteYeah, I'd pay to see that too! :)
The only thing against the idea is Ed Balls wandering around between rounds in hot pants holding up a sign with the round number on.
ReplyDeleteIncidentally, I know where there's a good deal on mind bleach this month.