FORMER THAI WORLD CHAMPION ATTACKED WITH SWORDS BY TWO WOMEN, SERIOUSLY INJURED
By Ronnie Nathanielsz
PhilBoxing.com
Mon, 24 Oct 2016
Kaovichit.
Two time boxing world champion Denkaosan Kaovichit has been attacked by two women with swords outside his home in Sala Thammasop on the outskirts of Bangkok.
James Goyder reports the former WBA flyweight champion and interim WBA super flyweight champion had been involved in a long running disagreement with his neighbours over a dog.
Reports in Thai Rath and Manager offer slightly conflicting reports of how the dispute involved but at 6pm on Saturday night it escalated dramatically.
The report said Denkaosan, who retired from boxing with a 63-7-1 record," returned home after working as a trainer at the nearby Galaxy Gym. He became involved in an argument with two female neighbors who attacked him with swords."
According to Denkaosan he "did not want to defend himself because some of the assailants were female so he ran away. Unfortunately for the former champion he lost his footing and was set upon with the swords, suffering serious injuries to his hand and head."
One of the fingers on Denkaosan's left hand was partially severed and doctors at the Kasemrad Hospital are trying to re-attach it.
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