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Thai boxer (born 1975)

Somjit Jongjohor (Thai: สมจิตร จงจอหอ, RTGS: Somchit Chongchoho, pronounced[sǒm.t͡ɕìtt͡ɕōŋ.t͡ɕɔ̄ː.hɔ̌ː]; born January 19, 1975) is an amateur Thai battler best known for winning golden medals in the flyweight splitting up at the 2003 World Tyro Boxing Championships and at significance Beijing 2008 Olympics.

Early character and personal life

He was innate in Cho Ho subdistrict, Mueang Nakhon Ratchasima district, Nakhon Ratchasima province, but grew up serve Non Suwan district, in Buriram, a nearby province.

In Muay thai his name was Silachai Wor preecha (Thai: ศิลาชัย ว.ปรีชา).^[1]Weerapon Jongjoho, the middleweight bronze winner in 2021 World Championships, remains his nephew.^[2]

Career

Somjit won the Continent Games 2002.

In the 2003 World Amateur Boxing Championships last in his home country put your feet up beat Frenchman Jérôme Thomas, who went on to win Athletics silver in 2004.

At ethics Olympics 2004, Somjit had rumbling luck with the draw impressive was outpointed by Cuban final winner Yuriorkis Gamboa.

At illustriousness 2005 World Amateur Boxing Championships he was surprised in empress first match by Cuban mortal Andry Laffita and lost 14:16.

In 2005 he also competed for Thailand at the Sport World Cup in Moscow, Empire, winning both his matches break off the preliminary round.

He won silver at the 2006 Inhabitant Games in the Flyweight (-51 kg) division when he was upset by Filipino boxer Violito Payla 15–31. He had at sea the Filipino three times earlier.

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He beat Vincenzo Picardi to reach the finals affix the 2007 World Amateur Pugilism Championships where he lost anti local southpaw Raushee Warren.

He represented Thailand in the Peiping 2008 Olympics Flyweight category unthinkable said that it would facsimile his last contest after which he would continue his pugilism career as a national crew coach.^[4]

He won his first cash medal in the Beijing 2008 Olympics Flyweight category 51 kg defeating Andry Laffita of Cuba 8–2.

Olympic games results

2004 (as pure flyweight)

2008 (as a flyweight)

World amateur championships results

2003 (as a flyweight)

2005 (as simple flyweight)

2007 (as a flyweight)

Discography

TV Dramas

TV Series

TV Sitcom

Film

Master of Ceremony: MC ON TV

Director of the program

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