At the Paris Olympic Games 2024, Janjaem Suwannapheng is the only representative of Boxing Thailand in the semi -final, and certainly has a medal. In order to enter the group of 4 strongest boxers in the weight of 66kg, Janjaem Suwannapheng defeated the Olympic Games Tokyo Busenaz Surmeneli in the quarterfinals.
After the Busenaz Surmeneli, the next obstacle prevented Janjaem Suwannapheng was the iMane Khelif. The Algerian boxer continued to play in the context of alleged male gender, but still competed in the female boxing. IMane Khelif won 2 matches on the semi -finals.
The battle in the Paris Olympic semi -finals between Imane Khelif and Janjaem Suwannapheng has really made Thai fans pay attention. The Thailand Boxing Federation said that they had mobilized many funding sources to reward Janjaem Suwannapheng, in case she defeated the opponent.
The total amount of money was rewarded by organizations and individuals for Janjaem Suwannapheng is 10.2 million baht, equivalent to VND 7.2 billion. Most of them are bonuses according to current regulations, paid by the Thai sports development fund. This amount is estimated at about 7.2 million baht, including 6 million baht transferred directly to the athletes account.
In addition to the Thai Sports Development Fund, the Thai Boxing Advisor Suchai Pornchaisakudom also promised to hang 1 million baht if Janjaem Suwannapheng won. General Secretary of the Thai Boxing Federation Chaiwat Chotima also promised a greater reward: 2 million Baht.
In the case of Janjaem Suwannapheng, she still guarantees at least 4.8 million baht (about 3.5 billion) from the Thai sports development fund. Among them, 4 million Baht will be transferred directly to this athlete's account at the time she had a Olympic bronze medal.
As for the Thai boxing team, Mr. Wichian Phonrit, the coach said Janjaem Suwannapheng loser to the iMane Khelif 1 year ago at the World Women's Boxing. But at the upcoming meeting, Thai boxers will show completely different. Janjaem Suwannapheng can move quickly to avoid jab from the opponent, and counterattack firmly.