Comments Thread For: ****kok: Pitfalls of Watching Boxing in the Thai Capital

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

“I’d have to get in roughly nine hours late to be in danger of missing this fight” That was my bold prediction as I boarded the night train from the northern city of Chiang Mai to the sprawling madness of ****kok, Thailand’s capital. Somewhere amongst the chaos the unfortunate Filipino Alvin Bais, 13-0-0 (3 KO’s), would be fighting Thailand’s own Srisaket Sor Rungvisai, 15-1-1 (14 KO’s) for the WBC Asian Boxing Council Super-Flyweight Title. Well… guess what? I missed the fight. I missed all the fights.

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[AddiX]

Nice change of pace article for boxingscene, would love to learn more about boxing in thailand, as everything seems more interesting in Thailand.

[seanthetaxi]

I was entertained by this article.

[lefthooklead]

Typical Thailand

Great article, a very interesting read. Thailand is amazing, but if you want to watch a fight go and see Muay Thai rather than boxing, much easier!

[mathed]

Sounds like it was a crazy trip.

[Boxing1706]

“I’d have to get in roughly nine hours late to be in danger of missing this fight” That was my bold prediction as I boarded the night train from the northern city of Chiang Mai to the sprawling madness of ****kok, Thailand’s capital. Somewhere amongst the chaos the unfortunate Filipino Alvin Bais, 13-0-0 (3 KO’s), would be fighting Thailand’s own Srisaket Sor Rungvisai, 15-1-1 (14 KO’s) for the WBC Asian Boxing Council Super-Flyweight Title. Well… guess what? I missed the fight. I missed all the fights.

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The title of this article should be called The pitfalls of going anywhere in ****kok........next time get yourself an English/Thai map to show to the Taxi drivers itll help...

[alembic]

The title of this article should be called The pitfalls of going anywhere in ****kok........next time get yourself an English/Thai map to show to the Taxi drivers itll help...

Sometimes maps, especially those generalized on business cards, aren't enough. A phone number of the venue is more reliable. The taxi driver can then call someone and get directions.