Boxing Match Rules Settled: 3 Rounds, 2-Minute Breaks for Kanchai's Showdown

Initial conflict arises between the two parties regarding the number of rounds for the upcoming boxing match.

The official date for the boxing match is confirmed as May 19, 2569.

Intense negotiation occurs over the number of rounds (3 vs. 5) and the duration of breaks between rounds.

Discussion shifts to standard rules set by the Sports Authority of Thailand (SAT), including round length and break times.

A compromise is reached, agreeing on 3 rounds with 3-minute fight times and 2-minute breaks.

Kanchai steps in to mediate the dispute, emphasizing the need for a resolution and making a final decision on the rules.

Kanchai announces the finalized rules: 3 rounds, with 2-minute breaks, emphasizing fairness to both competitors.

The scoring system and full Muay Thai rules, including the use of all limbs, are explained.

The promoter discusses fighter compensation, announcing a base fee and a knockout bonus.

The importance of proper training, discipline, and acting as professional athletes is stressed.

One fighter delivers a message to his opponent, expressing confidence and readiness for the match.

The other fighter responds with confidence, and playful banter ensues about their fighting styles.

A mother expresses her feelings about the situation and advises her son to control his emotions.

A friend shares his thoughts on the situation, expressing relief that adults are overseeing it.

The friend expresses a wish for the conflict to be resolved honorably and for everyone to be happy.