Muay Thai Star 'Shadow Tiger' Beaten in Chiang Mai Road Rage
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Renowned Muay Thai fighter 'Nga Phayak' was surrounded and punched in the face until his eyes swelled and his face was cut open. He was hospitalized and filed a report at Chiang Mai City Police Station after a car cut him off and two men got out to attack him without stopping before fleeing. The incident is believed to stem from a traffic dispute. The victim insists he does not know the attackers and had no prior conflict with them.
On October 27, 2026, reporters revealed that on the evening of October 26, Anucha Paisanphana, 27, known in boxing circles as 'Nga Phayak Adsan Patong', a Chiang Mai native from Bear Fight Club, reported to Pol. Lt. Tanongsak Janjueakaeo, investigator at Chiang Mai City Police, to press charges against the assailants who beat him, leaving his eyes swollen and face cut.
Anucha stated that before the incident, he was driving along the road near the U-turn by Chiang Mai Hospital near the doctor's area in Mae Hia subdistrict, Mueang district, Chiang Mai province, when a car overtook and cut him off. Then two men got out of the car and together attacked his face until he was injured with cuts and blood covered his face, before they fled together.
The cause is suspected to be that the perpetrators may have been dissatisfied with his driving on the road. He confirmed that he never knew or had any personal conflict with the attackers before. After the incident, he went to Chiang Mai Hospital near the doctor's area and then came to file a report so that police could track down the perpetrators to prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law.
Anucha, whose ring name is 'Nga Phayak Adsan Patong', is an aggressive fighter with a record on famous Muay Thai stages including Suek Thon Nam Thai Kiatphet, Muay Thai 7 Si, and world-level events such as ONE Championship (ONE Lumpinee).