famously nicknamed the “Iron Hands of Siam”, was a 5-time Fighter of the Year award recipient in Thailand. He captured 13 titles of the highest level in his illustrious career - an achievement that is matched by few in the history of the sport. The 2 heavy-handed fighters clashed in a total of 3 meetings with Jomthong walking away with the win twice, and drawing on one occasion. By then, Jomthong had firmly established his place as one of the Muay Thai greats of this era.

Before his transition to kickboxing, Jomthong had already accumulated a sizeable pot of gold. His accomplishments consist of the prestigious Rajadamnern Stadium champion titles across 3 weight divisions, along with 2 WBC Muay Thai world titles, and a WMC world championship. Towards thetail end of his Muay Thai career, Jomthong also made a brief and successful foray into boxing. He collected 3 more boxing titles including the 2012 WBC All-Asia Super Featherweight Champion, showing his versatility as a stand-up combat artist.

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Jomthong’s Chinese debut took place way back in 2010. However, it wasn’t until his Kunlun Fight appearances in 2016 that he truly caught the attention of the Chinese fans and media. He went on a blistering rampage in the 2016 70 kg World Max tournament, beating local heroes Gu Hui and Tian Xin, and wrecking the arm of Korean top-dog Lee Sung-hyun as he blasted his way into the finals. Jomthong’s quest for the Kunlun gold was eventually thwarted in the finals by Superbon Banchamek. But his