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Next fight of Sirichai Thaiyen is not determined yet.
WBA flyweight champion Artem Dalakian (17-0, 12 KOs) successfully defended his title with a TKO victory in the eighth round over official challenger Sirichai Thaiyen (50-4, 35 KOs) from Thailand. Thaiyen was knocked down in the fifth, seventh and eighth rounds from right hands to the head. At the end of the eighth round the referee decided that it was enough for Thaiyen and stopped the fight at 2:54.
A live broadcast of the boxing evening from the arena of the Parkovy Center in Kiev, in the main event of which WBA flyweight champion Artem Dalakian (16-0, 11 KOs) will defend his title against the official challenger Sirichai Thaiyen (50-3, 35 KOs) of Thailand.
Oleg Efimovich, the coach of the WBA flyweight champion Artem Dalakian, described how the Ukrainian was preparing for his first title defense against the Thai Sirichai Thaiyen: "The preparation took place for five weeks, we had a very good camp. Artem had five high-level sparring partners: two Englishmen, two Filipinos, and one of our guys - Arnold Hehai from Odessa.”
WBA flyweight champion Artem Dalakian (16-0, 11 KOs) will hold his first title defense on June 17 in Kiev. Dalakyan's opponent will be the mandatory challenger for his title Sirichai Thaiyen (50-3, 35 KOs) of Thailand. The fight will take place in the open air at the helipad at Parkovy Center in Kiev.
Sirichai Thaiyen's record currently stands at 43 wins, 4 loses and 0 draw.
Sirichai Thaiyen's last fight took place against Artem Dalakian on June 17, 2018, in Kyiv, Ukraine. He lost by TKO in the 8 round. That fight was 9 months and 30 days ago.
Thaiyen's last 1 fights have come over a period of day, meaning he has been fighting on average every month and day. In those fights, he fought a total of round, meaning that they have lasted round on average.
Thaiyen fights from a orthodox, which means he favours his right hand as his power hand when fighting.
Sirichai Thaiyen doesn't currently have a fight scheduled
