Thai Boxer Suriyant Apologizes After Hit-and-Run Sidelines Fight
Thai boxer Suriyant Thiannok, hit by a minivan in Pathum Thani Province, apologized for withdrawing from his ONE Lumpinee fight scheduled for August 21. The 29-year-old suffered head trauma after being thrown over 20 meters but is in stable
Boxer Suriyant Thiannok, nicknamed "Buffalo Kick," was hit by a minivan on Khlong Prem Road in Samkok District, Pathum Thani Province. The 29-year-old was thrown over 20 meters but suffered no fractures, only head trauma. In a lengthy social media post, Suriyant thanked supporters for their concern and messages during his recovery. He confirmed he is under medical care and in stable condition overall, and asked everyone not to worry about him.
Suriyant publicly apologized to his scheduled opponent Saw Min Min and the ONE Lumpinee promotion team for being unable to fight on Friday, August 21, as planned due to the accident. He acknowledged the effort and preparation all parties had invested and expressed deep regret that the incident prevented him from performing his duty in the ring. He thanked ONE Lumpinee for their understanding and care, as well as Saw Min Min and his team for their compassion regarding the situation.
The fighter expressed gratitude for all the well-wishes, prayers, and encouragement he has received, saying the concern from everyone has been deeply meaningful to him and his family. Suriyant committed to caring for himself and recovering fully, hoping to return to the ring and resume his duties as a fighter in the near future.
