Chucharoen Dabrunsarakam, Renowned Maha Sarakam Muay Thai Fighter, Announces Retirement After Years in the Ring
Chucharoen Dabrunsarakam, a celebrated Maha Sarakam muay thai fighter known for his devastating knees, retired at 33 after years competing at Thailand's top stadiums and internationally.
Chucharoen Dabrunsarakam, a prominent muay thai fighter from Maha Sarakam known as "the knee fighter of Maha," has decided to retire from boxing after years of competition and declining physical condition. On May 25, 2026, he formally bid farewell to camp manager Maj. Niranthorn Yotpon. The 33-year-old strong knee fighter had previously held the Fuktian Group championship in the "King of Muay Thai" tournament, later joined the Kiatpetch camp where he won titles at Channel 7 and Lumpinee Stadium, and competed internationally several times with the Top Kings World Series.