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Boxing: Kumudu wins Muay Thai Knockout in Bangkok

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Sri Lanka made history in the international Muay Thai arena when Kumudu Prasanna won his match by knockout at the recent MX Muay Xtreme competition held in Bangkok, Thailand. 

Kumudu was the first fighter to represent Sri Lanka at a contest of this very high level, which saw fighters from seven other countries competing on behalf of their respective nations. 

Kumudu's participation was facilitated by the official local representative for the sport, the Muay Thai Association of Sri Lanka. 

29-year-old professional Muay Thai fighter Kumudu trained under Kru Asoka Jayaratna. 

His record, prior to his recent win in Thailand, was 10 fights, encompassing nine (9) wins and one (1) loss. 

His match at the MX Muay Xtreme was fought against a formidable Thai fighter whose record featured several more professional fights than Kumudu's, so the fact that he was victorious is a testament to Sri Lanka's rising stature in the sport, as well as bringing additional glory to the country. 

MX Muay Xtreme was a tournament that comprised seven fights in total, encompassing 14 professional fighters. It was broadcasted live internationally via the “One” HD channel.

“I am proud to represent Sri Lanka at the highest level of international Muay Thai competition, at the home of the sport, and bring glory to our country as a professional sportsperson. I would also like to thank my teachers who have guided me on this hard journey. I will definitely be participating at more international competitions across the world, and would like to encourage many more Sri Lankan fighters to take part in international competitions”, said Kumudu Prasanna. 

The Muay Thai Association of Sri Lanka (MTASL) is the official governing body representing Sri Lanka at international Muay Thai competitions. 

The Association facilitated Kumudu's participation in MX Muay Xtreme, while also preparing him for many months beforehand by paving the way for his inclusion at several Muay Thai workshops in Thailand, so that the full potential of this talented Sri Lankan fighter could be harnessed. 

The Association is led by Kru Asoka Jayarathna, and supported by international coordinator / director Miran Nilanga, under the supervision of Kru Pak, the head of the Muay Thai Association of America.

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