Controversy Erupts Over Scoring at Muay Thai Event in Nakhon Ratchasima
A Muay Thai match in Nakhon Ratchasima ended in chaos after trainer Prajanchai PK Saenchai accused officials of tampering with scorecards.
A Muay Thai event held on November 6, 2026, at the Suranaree Military Camp in Nakhon Ratchasima, ended in a heated dispute. The match between Hurricane PK Saenchai (red corner) and Phet-dam T.K. Yutthana (blue corner) was officially declared a draw, a result that sparked immediate outrage from the red corner's team. Prajanchai PK Saenchai, a well-known trainer, publicly confronted officials, alleging that he witnessed them swapping scorecards under the ring before the official announcement. The situation escalated to the point where military police had to intervene to maintain order on the stage as spectators voiced their dissatisfaction. Following the event, Prajanchai took to social media to livestream his grievances, claiming that the scoring process lacked transparency and that his fighter should have been declared the winner. For residents and visitors interested in local sports, this incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding the integrity of officiating in regional Muay Thai circuits. While the trainer has made serious allegations of misconduct, the official governing body for the event has yet to issue a formal statement or confirm whether an investigation into the scoring procedures will take place. Observers are waiting to see if any disciplinary actions or reviews of the match results will follow this public outcry.