However, Gongsert said kickboxing has become more popular with women across the country in recent years, and Chiang Mai is in the lead. It is related to the fact that the city's stadium has already begun to accept female fighters. Kawila, a military stadium burned down about six years ago, did not allow women to put boxes until it was rebuilt.
Duuglas-Ittu says that the staggering number of stunts that make women fighting can create many opportunities, and because of this opportunity, more female fighters have been created in areas where fighting is likely to continue.
Until she retires in late 2017, Phetlilaa fights at least once a week and she says she will do more if she can find more local fighters in her weight class and skill level.
On a cheerful Wednesday night in September at the Loi Kroh Boxing Stadium, there were about 50 people, most of them foreigners, cheering on their opponents from the northeastern northeast. "There is fighting almost every night for female boxing. (In Chiang Mai), unlike other cities like Isan, which sometimes only fights, "said Phetlilaa.
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