I started out watching Golden Era fighters and its totally molded my personal style. It also helped me understand styles and application of tactics to be successful. So many fights between legends are case studies of going layers deep when your techniques were thwarted
I've been training Muay Thai for almost 20years mostly just as a hobbyist and have had 2 fights. It's a evolution is amazing. I'm 41 now and still training. The only Muay Thai legends I've met personally are Saenchai, Yodsaenklai, John Wayne Parr and Namsaknoi. I've never met anyone from the true Golden Era. Entertainment Muay Thai is doing wonders for the sport nowadays. It really gets people exposed to the art.
What I love about The golden era of Muay Thai is that you gonna knockout your opponent Scorecards Are NOT gonna save you especially if you're a foreigner
@@jalenikezeue4114 Not true. That's a coping excuse foreignors give when they don't understand muay thai scoring. Foreignors who understand muay thai scoring become successful like Dany Bill
Boonlai was one of my Thai trainers and is a very good friend of mine. I was around many of these guys when I was training and fighting in Thailand. Mr Klaew Thanikul set the standard of the golden era and was the best promotor in Thailand's history
Golden era of Muay thai was when Muay thai started going abroad and started beating everyone asses, thus Muay thai has changed the whole combat sport forever until now. Today most stand up/striking/kickboxing style have incorporated Muay thai into their systems. Result? They all look damn Muay thai.
Really great video I love your content, I just got into Muay Thai and I’m looking to buy my first pair of gloves. Do you think the Sanabul sticker bomb gloves would be a good first pair until I can get a new pair of twins for Christmas.
Ik you wont read this but I do okinwan karate and it has similarities to muay thai i do both but I think your like the Muay Thai version of Jesse enkamp
Good analytical observation. However, the golden era was just a hype. I quit following muaythai at that period. Too many fixed fights, and poor jury judgement. Of course, due to gambling. I believe we are living the golden era of muaythai.
@@bl-nb8fo You're out of your tree. We have live broad cast of muaythai fights every day. Muaythai fighters fight internationally much more than your "Golden Era". These fights are broad casted live to Thailand. Talking about talented fighters, none of fighters of that era can match Saenchai, Lerdsila, Buakaw, Yodsaenklai, and One Championship fighters such as Tawanchai, Superbon, Rodtang, Superleg,and Petchtnong, just to name a few. Oh! there are also female fighters such as Stamp and Petch Jija. These fighters earn purse far exceeding fighters of your golden era. We have Thai Fught and One Championship to further expand the Horizon of Muaythai internationally.
@@bl-nb8fo I'm a Thai, living in Thailand. Abhidej Sithirun was my first mentor. Yet I know that he wasn't as great as Saenchai. Samart Payakarun himself respect Lerdsila's talent. But golden era is not only about great fighters. It's about nurturing great fighters. It's about promotion of muaythai. Mr. Philip Wong and I have been friends for > two decades. I've also sat on VIP sofa and chat with Kru Yodthong Senanan at Pataya stadium. Now show your credential.
@@bl-nb8fo Abhidej Sithirun was my first mentor. Yet I admit he wasn't as good as Saenchai. Samart Payakarun himself acknowledge Lerdsila's talent. Yet it's not only about fighters. Its about trainers who nurtured their fighters. It's about the promotion and spectators volume. It's about the people who love the sport and train muaythai. Mr. Philip Wong and I have been good friends > two decades. I've sat and chat with Kru Yodthong Senannun on VIP sofa at Pataya Stadium. Now show you credential, instead of making accusing remarks.
For as small of a channel as you are right now you put in a lot of effort into these videos. Can't wait to see your content blow up
Thank you 🙏🏼
@@CombatCultureUSAare you usually in new York and how do I schedule a training session?
I started out watching Golden Era fighters and its totally molded my personal style. It also helped me understand styles and application of tactics to be successful. So many fights between legends are case studies of going layers deep when your techniques were thwarted
I've been training Muay Thai for almost 20years mostly just as a hobbyist and have had 2 fights. It's a evolution is amazing. I'm 41 now and still training. The only Muay Thai legends I've met personally are Saenchai, Yodsaenklai, John Wayne Parr and Namsaknoi. I've never met anyone from the true Golden Era. Entertainment Muay Thai is doing wonders for the sport nowadays. It really gets people exposed to the art.
You’re the first channel that got me into Muay Thai muchas gracias 🙏
I thought this guy had like more than a 100k subs because of how high quality his videos are
Great vid man! Muay Thai is amazing! Do one about Lethwei as well, that shit is insane
What I love about The golden era of Muay Thai is that you gonna knockout your opponent Scorecards Are NOT gonna save you especially if you're a foreigner
what???
@@bl-nb8fo it's true foreigner had to knockout there Opponent in order to Win
@@jalenikezeue4114 Not true. That's a coping excuse foreignors give when they don't understand muay thai scoring. Foreignors who understand muay thai scoring become successful like Dany Bill
@@bl-nb8fo sorry my mistake 😅
@@bl-nb8fo Do you believe Dany Bill Is underrated
Golden Era of Muay Thai was legendary
Boonlai was one of my Thai trainers and is a very good friend of mine. I was around many of these guys when I was training and fighting in Thailand. Mr Klaew Thanikul set the standard of the golden era and was the best promotor in Thailand's history
What so special about it that my old instructor Manu Ntoh and his cousin Danny Bill was wreaking havoc on the Muay Thai world!!!Jockey gym!
Golden era of Muay thai was when Muay thai started going abroad and started beating everyone asses, thus Muay thai has changed the whole combat sport forever until now. Today most stand up/striking/kickboxing style have incorporated Muay thai into their systems. Result? They all look damn Muay thai.
4:13 Could you please tell me how his name is written? I can't find it 😬
His name's Karuhat Sor Supawan.
Thank you i needed it too
@@LOUOMOPAZZO no problem guys,I saw some dude with the name of Karuhat and thought I need to share it
@@HaraDuran thank you, I'm actually retarded because I'm subscribed to Sylvie's patreon, only I hadn't associated...
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Great upload
Thanks!
Really great video I love your content, I just got into Muay Thai and I’m looking to buy my first pair of gloves. Do you think the Sanabul sticker bomb gloves would be a good first pair until I can get a new pair of twins for Christmas.
If you spend an extra $20, the Sanabul Battle Forge gloves aren’t bad. The Revgear pinnacle gloves are pretty good too for the price.
Thing is - modern era lost the art. Golden era was pure stand up poetry.
Cool shirt! Where did you get it???
Thanks, I got it from Superare.
Next time put the names in please. Now i have troubles finding the fighters. Besides that great video.
great channel
Keep up the great work @Combatculture
That’s all I do is watch and train to golden age fighters I want to perfect techniques and bring a unique style to Muaythai
Didn't mention Somrak and Lerdsila?
Sawasdee Krub from Thailand 🇹🇭🙏🏼😊
I like your Sagat T-Shirt
I got the same shirt WOOO
Where is Yodkhunpon elbow hunter of 100 stiches
Ik you wont read this but I do okinwan karate and it has similarities to muay thai i do both but I think your like the Muay Thai version of Jesse enkamp
That's a huge compliment. I'm a big fan of Jesse Enkamp and his work!
@@CombatCultureUSAwoah I didn’t think you muay thai guys like karate i do both
And fighter was way better back then
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Muay Thai very good.
Good analytical observation. However, the golden era was just a hype. I quit following muaythai at that period. Too many fixed fights, and poor jury judgement. Of course, due to gambling. I believe we are living the golden era of muaythai.
LMAO joke troll 😂😂😂 It was literally the most stacked pool of talent in muay thai history to date
@@bl-nb8fo You're out of your tree. We have live broad cast of muaythai fights every day. Muaythai fighters fight internationally much more than your "Golden Era". These fights are broad casted live to Thailand.
Talking about talented fighters, none of fighters of that era can match Saenchai, Lerdsila, Buakaw, Yodsaenklai, and One Championship fighters such as Tawanchai, Superbon, Rodtang, Superleg,and Petchtnong, just to name a few. Oh! there are also female fighters such as Stamp and Petch Jija. These fighters earn purse far exceeding fighters of your golden era. We have Thai Fught and One Championship to further expand the Horizon of Muaythai internationally.
@@sportmuaythaiv1045 The fact you think Buakaw, Saenchai, or Lerdsila are th best of all times just proves youre a casual LOL
@@bl-nb8fo I'm a Thai, living in Thailand. Abhidej Sithirun was my first mentor. Yet I know that he wasn't as great as Saenchai. Samart Payakarun himself respect Lerdsila's talent. But golden era is not only about great fighters. It's about nurturing great fighters. It's about promotion of muaythai.
Mr. Philip Wong and I have been friends for > two decades. I've also sat on VIP sofa and chat with Kru Yodthong Senanan at Pataya stadium. Now show your credential.
@@bl-nb8fo Abhidej Sithirun was my first mentor. Yet I admit he wasn't as good as Saenchai. Samart Payakarun himself acknowledge Lerdsila's talent. Yet it's not only about fighters. Its about trainers who nurtured their fighters. It's about the promotion and spectators volume. It's about the people who love the sport and train muaythai.
Mr. Philip Wong and I have been good friends > two decades. I've sat and chat with Kru Yodthong Senannun on VIP sofa at Pataya Stadium.
Now show you credential, instead of making accusing remarks.