Khet Sriyaphai — Muay Thai Son of Phraya Wachi Sattayarak, governor of Chaiya, and author of *Parithat Muay Thai* — the book through which most of what is known about Muay Chaiya travels. motdang.net/muay-thai/person/khet-sriyaphai/ · 19-Sep-2026 · 49K
Buakaw at K-1 Max, 2004 — Muay Thai Buakaw Banchamek won the K-1 World Max tournament in Japan in 2004, beating John Wayne Parr and Masato, and won it again in 2006. motdang.net/muay-thai/bout/buakaw-k1-2004/ · 19-Sep-2026 · 48K
The teep — Muay Thai The straight push with the ball or sole of the foot, into the stomach, hip or chest. The article calls it a foot jab and that is what it does: it manages distance and interrupts. motdang.net/muay-thai/move/teep/ · 19-Sep-2026 · 48K
Top maphap — Muay Thai The Lanna display in which a man slaps his own arms, chest and thighs in a driving rhythm. Thai Wikipedia's article on Lanna performing arts names it beside the sabatchai drum as… motdang.net/muay-thai/move/top-maphap/ · 19-Sep-2026 · 49K
The Channel 7 ring — Muay Thai The ring behind the Channel 7 studios at Mo Chit, where cards are staged for broadcast and the crowd gets in for nothing. motdang.net/muay-thai/venue/channel-7/ · 19-Sep-2026 · 49K
Samart Payakaroon — Muay Thai Born Samart Thip-thamai, 5 December 1962, Bang Pakong district, Chachoengsao. The fighter most often named when Thais argue about the best there has been. motdang.net/muay-thai/person/samart-payakaroon/ · 19-Sep-2026 · 49K
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