Former Thai Boxer Clarifies No Official Score in Bunjong-Nabil Sparring
Former Thai national boxer Suban Phanon has dismissed claims that an official result was recorded in a sparring session between Bunjong Sinsiri and Nabil Anan. He confirmed the session was a routine training drill organized by the Amateur Boxing Association of Thailand with no winner declared. Suban called for an end to online criticism, noting both athletes performed well and are united in representing the country.
Suban Phanon, a former member of the Thai national amateur boxing team, has addressed the online uproar over a sparring session between Bunjong Sinsiri and Nabil Anan. In a detailed social media post, Suban stated the session was a standard training exercise organized by the Amateur Boxing Association of Thailand, with association officials present to simulate real competition conditions. He stressed that no official result was recorded.
Suban explained that both boxers performed well and embraced after the session. He noted that association executives and camp leaders praised Nabil's skill, adding that other prominent fighters, including IBF world professional champion Petchkoson Greenjuda, also took part in the training day, which was themed "Unity, Partners, Thais Helping Thais with a Fighter's Heart."
Suban urged media pages to stop reporting negatively on the athletes, who he said harbor only goodwill toward one another and are working together to bring honor to Thailand. He personally complimented Nabil's talent after the session, predicting a bright future for the young boxer. The Amateur Boxing Association of Thailand thanked all participants, including One Championship, for providing the national team stars with valuable experience.
