Tappaya Sit Or (Thai: ทัพยา ศิษย์อ อ) or Mit Klinmee, is a former Rajadamnern and WMC champion with past rankings at Lumpini and Channel 7.[1] Tappaya is currently retired from competition and runs the eponymous Sor Klinmee Gym in Pattaya, Thailand.
Tappaya is the youngest of 11 children and began training and fighting regularly at the age of 6 along with his brother, Yokthai Sit-Or, and nephew, Rambaa Somdet. The three would train before and after school. In the evenings, they would compete in a local bar for tips. Tappaya was fighting in Bangkok by age 12. The three moved from Petrungruang gym in Pattaya to join the original Sit Or camp in Pattaya at its founding and were the first name fighters produced by the gym. Sit Or has since moved to Bangkok and been home to such fighters as Nong-O Sit-Or and Petchmankong Petfergus.[2]
Championship eraedit
In 1997, he challenged and defeated Ankandet BaoBaoin for the 61.5 kg Rajadamnern belt.[3] The bout was televised on Channel 5 in Thailand. Tappaya would hold the Rajadamnern belt for three consecutive years. Also in 1997, on August 10, he would win the WMC belt from Panmongkon Carryboy at 61.5 kg.[4] He was ranked first at Lumpini Stadium, though he did not win the belt there. Tappaya became a high-profile fighter on Channel 7 during this time.[5]
He ended his career with a record of 200 wins, 36 losses, and five draws, with a Rajadamnern and WMC belt at 61.5 kg, and a no.1 ranking at Lumpini.[6]
Coachingedit
Toward the end of his fight career, he traveled to China, Japan, and the United Kingdom to teach and compete in Muay Thai.[7][8][9] When he lived in Japan he competed in both kickboxing and MMA. He defeated Hayato in kickboxing rules fight as a representant of the Crosspoint Gym.
When he retired in 2001 Tappaya had plans to open his own gym, which he did in 2009. He is the owner and acting head trainer of Sor Klinmee Gym in Pattaya on Neung Phap Wan road.
Currently, Tappaya has two students regularly competing at the major stadiums in Bangkok. Robert Sor Klinmee is a southpaw fighter competing at 46 kg at Rajadamnern Stadium.[10] Sangpet Sor Klinmee is an orthodox fighter competing at 45.5 kg at Rajadamnern and Lumpini. Sinsamut Klinmee and his famous brother Sudsakorn Sor Klinmee train at Sor Klinmee Gym[11][12] as does Yokthai's son, Thepprasit champion Fasai Sor Klinmee.
There are a number of younger boxers based out of the gym.[13]
Sor Klinmee Fighters Competing at Thepprasit and Rajadamnern
Siam Fight Mag Report on Sit-Or, by Serge Trefeu, translated to English
Siam Fight Mag report on Sit-Or, by Serge Trefeu, in original French
October 28, 2023
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Tappaya Sit Or Thai thphya sisyx x or Mit Klinmee is a former Rajadamnern and WMC champion with past rankings at Lumpini and Channel 7 1 Tappaya is currently retired from competition and runs the eponymous Sor Klinmee Gym in Pattaya Thailand TappayaBorn 1976 02 01 1 February 1976 age 47 Chonburi Province ThailandOther namesTappaya Crosspointgym タッパヤー クロスポイントジム NationalityThaiHeight171 cm 5 ft 7 in Weight61 kg 134 lb 9 6 st StanceOrthodoxFighting out ofBangkok ThailandTeamSit OrOccupationMuay Thai trainerNotable relativesYokthai Sit Or brother Rambaa Somdet nephew Contents 1 Biography and career 1 1 Early life 1 2 Championship era 1 3 Coaching 2 Titles amp honours 3 Mixed martial arts record 4 Muay Thai record 5 References 6 External linksBiography and career editEarly life edit Tappaya is the youngest of 11 children and began training and fighting regularly at the age of 6 along with his brother Yokthai Sit Or and nephew Rambaa Somdet The three would train before and after school In the evenings they would compete in a local bar for tips Tappaya was fighting in Bangkok by age 12 The three moved from Petrungruang gym in Pattaya to join the original Sit Or camp in Pattaya at its founding and were the first name fighters produced by the gym Sit Or has since moved to Bangkok and been home to such fighters as Nong O Sit Or and Petchmankong Petfergus 2 Championship era edit In 1997 he challenged and defeated Ankandet BaoBaoin for the 61 5 kg Rajadamnern belt 3 The bout was televised on Channel 5 in Thailand Tappaya would hold the Rajadamnern belt for three consecutive years Also in 1997 on August 10 he would win the WMC belt from Panmongkon Carryboy at 61 5 kg 4 He was ranked first at Lumpini Stadium though he did not win the belt there Tappaya became a high profile fighter on Channel 7 during this time 5 He ended his career with a record of 200 wins 36 losses and five draws with a Rajadamnern and WMC belt at 61 5 kg and a no 1 ranking at Lumpini 6 Coaching edit Toward the end of his fight career he traveled to China Japan and the United Kingdom to teach and compete in Muay Thai 7 8 9 When he lived in Japan he competed in both kickboxing and MMA He defeated Hayato in kickboxing rules fight as a representant of the Crosspoint Gym When he retired in 2001 Tappaya had plans to open his own gym which he did in 2009 He is the owner and acting head trainer of Sor Klinmee Gym in Pattaya on Neung Phap Wan road Currently Tappaya has two students regularly competing at the major stadiums in Bangkok Robert Sor Klinmee is a southpaw fighter competing at 46 kg at Rajadamnern Stadium 10 Sangpet Sor Klinmee is an orthodox fighter competing at 45 5 kg at Rajadamnern and Lumpini Sinsamut Klinmee and his famous brother Sudsakorn Sor Klinmee train at Sor Klinmee Gym 11 12 as does Yokthai s son Thepprasit champion Fasai Sor Klinmee There are a number of younger boxers based out of the gym 13 Titles amp honours editRajadamnern Stadium 1997 Rajadamnern Stadium Lightweight 135 lbs Champion World Muay Thai Council 1997 WMC World Lightweight ChampionMixed martial arts record editProfessional record breakdown 1 match 0 wins 1 lossBy submission 0 1Res Record Opponent Method Event Date Round Time Location NotesLoss 0 1 Taisho Submission armbar Deep 7 Impact December 8 2002 1 4 36 Tokyo JapanMuay Thai record editMuay Thai Record Incomplete 200 Wins 36 Losses 5 DrawsDate Result Opponent Event Location Method Round Time2003 02 16 Win nbsp HAYATO IKUSA YOUNG GUNNERS Tokyo Japan Decision Majority 3 3 001999 09 05 Loss nbsp Theparit Por Tawatchai Channel 7 Stadium Bangkok Thailand Decision 5 3 001999 07 25 Win nbsp Panmongkol Carryboy Channel 7 Stadium Bangkok Thailand Decision 5 3 001998 11 01 Win nbsp Saifah Sor Phannuch Channel 7 Stadium Bangkok Thailand Decision 5 3 001997 12 06 Loss nbsp Rungthong RatchadaMusicCafe Omnoi Stadium Samut Sakhon Thailand Decision 5 3 001997 08 10 Win nbsp Panmongkol Carryboy Channel 7 Stadium Bangkok Thailand Decision 5 3 00Wins the WMC World 135 lbs title 1997 Win nbsp Ankarndej Por Paoin Rajadamnern Stadium Bangkok Thailand Decision 5 3 00Wins the Rajadamnern Stadium 135 lbs title 1997 02 18 Loss nbsp Robert Kaennorasing Channel 7 Stadium Bangkok Thailand Decision 5 3 001996 10 27 Loss nbsp Robert Kaennorasing Channel 7 Stadium Bangkok Thailand Decision 5 3 001996 Win nbsp Chanchai Sor Tamarangsri Songkhla Thailand Decision 5 3 001995 05 14 Loss nbsp Chanchai Sor Tamarangsri Channel 7 Stadium Bangkok Thailand Decision 5 3 001995 02 07 Win nbsp Dechpichit Kiattisak Sor Por Lumpinee Stadium Bangkok Thailand Decision 5 3 001995 01 01 Win nbsp BM Sasipraphayam Channel 7 Stadium Bangkok Thailand TKO Doctor stoppage 21994 11 04 Loss nbsp Mantai Sakmethee Lumpinee Stadium Bangkok Thailand Decision 5 3 001993 04 04 Win nbsp Saifah Sor Phannuch Channel 7 Stadium Bangkok Thailand Decision 5 3 00Legend Win Loss Draw No contest NotesReferences edit Trefeu Serge Reportage Sit Or Siam Fight Mag Retrieved 18 May 2011 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Force Muay Thai Blog 4 October 2010 Robert Sor Klinmee vs Famai Liver Kick Sudsakorn vs Petrosyan in Torino Italy allthebestfights com 15 February 2011 Sudsakorn vs Noppadet II My Muay Thai Sor Klinmee Fighters Sor Klinmee Website External links editSit Or Gym Website About the Gym Sor Klinmee Fighters Competing at Thepprasit and Rajadamnern Siam Fight Mag Report on Sit Or by Serge Trefeu translated to English Siam Fight Mag report on Sit Or by Serge Trefeu in original French Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Tappaya Sit Or amp oldid 1163115931, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
