Using Muay Thai Technique, This Thai Player Makes KO Opponents On The Field: Immediately Fired By Bangkok FC After The Match

Bangkok FC player, Aitsaret Noichaiboon, hits an opponent with his elbow. (Photo: Twitter/Sportbible)

JAKARTA - Bangkok FC's player, Aitsaret Noichaiboon, did something commendable when his team met North Bangkok University FC in the Thai League, Sunday, March 13. Like a UFC fighter, he beat Supasan Ruangsuphanimit to a knockout (KO) with the muay thai technique.

In the video circulating on social media, Noichaiboon looks annoyed that his leg was "pocked" by Ruangsuphanimit. He then approached his opponent with emotion.

The player then threw an elbow punch right in the face of his opponent so that Ruangsuphanimit lay on the field.

For his action, Noichaiboon immediately got a red card from the referee. Meanwhile Ruangsuphanimit was immediately taken to the hospital for treatment.

Reported by Sportbible, the player's upper lip area was seriously injured. This resulted in him having to receive 24 stitches.

Not only getting a red card, this commendable action also made Noichaiboon have to lose his job. Bangkok FC immediately terminated the player's contract after the match ended.

"Bangkok FC wants to take a stand and does not support this action," the club said in a statement.

"The club has canceled the player's contract. The club wishes to express its condolences for this incident and will do whatever it takes to prevent this from happening again," the statement continued.