What year was the first Sino Thai confrontation, and I watched a few episodes of the Sino Thai confr

In 2001, the organizers of the Sanda King Championship were organized.

Mats. 1. Kangangdaer (Japan) vs Qiu Mingyang (Ma) ......70kg2, Narupong (Thailand) vs Nakagawa Zhuo (Japan) ......70kg3, Helen (USA) vs Li Shaojie (Ma) ......75kg Sino-Thai competition. MMA rules.

1. Ding Li (Tai) vs Yang Jianping (middle) ......64kgk-1 rule.

2. McLepe (Thailand) vs Xu Yan (middle) ......70kg3, Lan Sangkun (Thai) vs Cao Yaomin (middle) ......75kg (Sino-Thai rules) 4, Durban Jong (Thai) vs Conn (middle) ......64kg5, Yodsanklai (Thai) vs Crown (middle) ......70kg

Watching the game is a very contradictory thing, saying that it is a competition, but it is limited to this and that, the wrestling method is not not enough attack power, it is that the field can not continue down, and it can continue down, such as the UFC does not dare to let go of the rules, if you know how to fight and see the end of a wrestling, then you should know the real victory or defeat. The wrestling method is not ineffective, the first rule is the first, and the second you have to understand that Sanda is a nondescript fighting technique that wears gloves when wrestling.

Second, fight and grapple, grapple, wrestle and fight, for the Muay Thai system, the throwing method is very good, the opponent holds a pencil, when you have a baseball bat in your hand, no one will be stupid enough to put down the bat and pick up the pencil and poke the opponent.

It's one thing to watch the game, it's another thing to understand. You can see what kind of game you can see.,If you don't understand, you have to chase k1ufcmma or something.,Heavy taste is not heavy technology.。

China has been producing young players recently, so they don't have much experience in major competitions, and it makes sense to lose it, in fact, you are wrong.

When you get close, you should use the wrestling of your ancestors to get up far from the side legs.

But young players rarely use it.

Women's 60kg: Mao Yanmin vs Pisrocha.

Men's 60kg: Wang Kang vs Paya Snake.

Men's 65kg: Shere vs Arandasan.

Men's 70kg: Zhou Jiankun vs Parry.

Men's 75kg: Xu Zhenguang vs Gongla Pai Luo.

Men's 80kg: Convenience vs Assen.

Rank vs. Result 60kg Fitech (Thailand) vs Xu Jifu (China) Xu Jifu wins 65kg Sheshou Phong (Thailand) vs Dong Wenfei (China) Dong Wenfei minus 70kg Naruphorn (Thailand) vs Liu Layer (China) Liu Layer wins 75kg Lan Sangkhun (Thailand) vs Zhang Kaiyin (China) Zhang Kaiyin wins 80kg Kaokle (Thailand) vs Bian Maofu (China) Bian Maofu wins.

The Sino-Thai Fighting Championship is an international martial arts competition. The first Sino-Thai Fighting Championship was held on the evening of September 28, 2011 at the Meihu Gymnasium in Yiwu. In this competition, the six sanda fighters representing China performed well, defeating the Thai Muay Thai fighters with a complete victory.

Among them, Chinese player Xu Zhenguang directly slapped the Thai boxing champion Gongla, who has been a Chinese player 7 times, in the men's 75kg competition.

On the evening of the 19th of this month, the 6th Chinese Kung Fu vs. Thailand Professional Muay Thai Championship held at the Lingnan Pearl Gymnasium in Foshan, Guangdong Province will stage a "dragon and tiger fight" between Chinese kung fu and Muay Thai. Chen Guorong, deputy director of the Wushu Sports Management Center of the General Administration of Sports of China, said frankly that the Chinese side sent "champions" to the competition, but was not sure about the results of the competition.

It is understood that the Thai side has sent the strongest lineup of the previous China-Thailand Championships, and the team members are not only all active first-line players, but also "double" or even "multi-material" world champions.

China's "all-star lineup" includes Xu Jifu in the 60kg class, Dong Wenfei in the 65kg class, Liu Layer in the 70kg class, Zhang Kaiyin in the 75kg class and Bian Maofu in the 80kg class.

Chen Guorong said: "Among our five players, three of them are from the Guangdong Sanda team. They usually communicate a lot with Muay Thai fighters, and on the basis of China's comprehensive sanda skills, they have absorbed the essence of Muay Thai, and their fighting style is tough, which is most suitable for fighting professional Muay Thai fighters. ”

We attach great importance to this competition, and we send champions, but it is difficult to win or lose, after all, the China-Thailand Championship has been suspended for two years after being held for five years, and both sides are a little rusty, and we are not completely sure of victory," Chen Guorong said.

The match is over, China beat Thailand 4-1.

I am optimistic about Chinese wushu, and the result of the match is: China 4 to 1 Thailand.