Por.Tor.Thor. Petchrungruang

PTT Petchrungruang (ปตท. เพชรรุ่งเรือง), is a Thai Muay Thai fighter.

Biography and career Early career PTT started training in Muay Thai at the age of nine at the Petchrungruang camp in the Chonburi Province. He followed boxers during their training, which led him to a gym where the owners were willing to train PTT and other kids for free. He had his first fight a few months later. It took two years before he received his first purses, which he used to support his family. He made his debut in Bangkok at the age of 13 and soon had to take on adults due to his large build.

Omnoi and Isuzu Cup Champion On November 24, 2012 PTT won his first major title when he defeated Nataphon Kiatawan for the Omnoi Stadium 130 lbs title.

In 2015, PTT engaged in the annual Isuzu Cup, where he went undefeated, winning the title on February 17, 2016, against Diesellek Aoodonmuang. This win allowed him to compete at THAI FIGHT Korat on March 19, 2016, against Payaksamui Lukjaoporongtom. He won by decision and was rewarded with a multi-fight contract for the THAI FIGHT promotion.

THAI FIGHT On December 24, 2016, PTT defeated Sean Kearney from Canada to win the THAI FIGHT King's Cup 67 kg title.

On January 27, 2018, PTT won the THAI FIGHT Kard Chuek King's Cup at 70 kg by defeating Dany Njiba by knockout in the first round.

On October 27, 2017, PPT saw his 19 fights win streak in THAI FIGHT end when Brazilian fighter Diego Beneduzzi knocked him out in the first round at THAI FIGHT Chiangrai 2018.

ONE Championship PTT was scheduled to make his ONE Championship debut at ONE Friday Fights 114 in the Lumpinee Stadium against Elies Abdelali on June 27, 2025.

Titles and accomplishments Omnoi Stadium 2012 Omnoi Stadium 130 lbs Champion 2016 Isuzu Cup Winner THAI FIGHT 2016 Isuzu Cup -67 kg Superfight Winner 2016 Thai Fight -67 kg King's Cup Champion 2018 Thai Fight -70 kg Kard Chuek King's Cup Champion 2019 Thai Fight -69 kg Superfight Champion 2023 Thai Fight -70 kg Kard Chuek King's Cup Champion

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