As the last match of the One Lumpine 6 event, the confrontation between Gingsanglek Tor Laksong and Kongthoranee Sor Sor Sor Sor Sommai attracted attention because they understood each other too. In 2 previous encounters, each boxer pocketed a victory. Compared to Kongthoranee, Gingsanglek is a little better in terms of recent performance.
The advantage of style was quickly shown by Gingsanglek in the beginning of the match. He proved quite overwhelming before Kongthoranee by taking the initiative to make more attacks. As for Kongthoranee, the boxer born in 1996 tried to maintain the balance position so as not to be overwhelmed by the opponent.
The first half closed with a little advantage of Gingsanglek. He concretized this at the beginning of the second half with a blow, thereby launching a powerful punch that caused Kongthoranee to be knocked out. This blow caused Kongthoranee to lean backwards, and he had to wait until the 8th counting of the referee could continue playing.
It seemed that the advantage belonged to Gingsanglek, Kongthoranee won backwards from the script that no one thought of. Overcoming attack after knocking down Kongthoranee for the first time, Gingsanglek rushed over and hit a very heavy punch on the opponent's chin. This time, it was Gingsanglek's turn to turn back.
Receiving a heavy blow from Kongthoranee, Gingsanglek lies on the floor. The victory does not belong to Kongthoranee also closed the One Lumpine 6 event with no one who thought about it. Also at this event, Johan Ghazali impressed when lowering the opponent Padetsuek Fairtex after only 16 seconds.