McGrevy Wins Rajadamnern Title With Second-Round Knockout
Irish fighter Niall McGrevy made history as the first from his country to win the Rajadamnern 147-pound muaythai championship, knocking out defending champion Tapaengaew Singhmawin with an elbow strike in the second round on July 11.
Niall McGrevy became the first Irish fighter to claim the Rajadamnern 147-pound muaythai championship title after delivering an elbow strike that knocked out Tapaengaew Singhmawin in round two at the RWS Rajadamnern World Series on July 11. In the main event of the 147-pound division, Irish fighter Niall McGrevy stepped into the ring to challenge champion Tapaengaew Singhmawin. McGrevy showcased his striking prowess with a powerful elbow technique that sent Tapaengaew crashing to the canvas, forcing the referee to end the fight in round two. McGrevy made history as the first Irish fighter to successfully win a Rajadamnern championship title.
Other fight results: – Kirill Komukov defeated Erdem Dinser by knockout in round two – Puethaisaksin Sirilaksana defeated Hamza Sabri by knockout in round two – Kimluay Wanchalom defeated Tadh Gannon by unanimous decision (29-28 across all three judges) – Sinvui Hualles defeated Victorio Hu by unanimous decision (29-28 across all three judges) – Nakrin Fatsmoy defeated Chao Xijian by round two knockout – Rungrattri Rajwinidbangkhaew defeated Rona Walker by split decision (28-29, 29-28, 29-28) McGrevy also earned the double bonus of 700,000 baht as the new 147-pound Rajadamnern champion.
