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Boxer alleges two men blocked his car and beat him in Chiang Mai

CHIANG MAI — 26 October 2026, A Thai boxer who has competed in ONE Lumpinee has filed a police complaint after alleging that two men blocked his car and assaulted him, leaving him with facial injuries and bleeding, while he was still inside the vehicle. Anucha Phaisanphana, 27, known in the ring as Ngao Phayak […] The post Boxer alleges two men blocked his car and beat him in Chiang Mai appeared…

Boxer alleges two men blocked his car and beat him in Chiang Mai

CHIANG MAI — On 26 October 2026, Thai boxer Anucha Phaisanphana, also known as Ngao Phayak Adson Patong, lodged a police complaint following an alleged assault that left him with facial injuries and bleeding while he was inside his car. The incident reportedly occurred near a U-turn close to Chiang Mai Klaimor Hospital in Mae Hia subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Mai district.

Anucha claimed he was driving when another vehicle overttook him, cut in front, and blocked his path. Two men subsequently exited the obstructing car and attacked him in the face, leaving him with limited ability to defend himself. The alleged assailants immediately fled the scene after the altercation. Anucha suspects the confrontation may have been related to a dispute over driving, but emphasized he had no prior relationship or animosity towards the men.

He sought medical treatment at Chiang Mai Klaimor Hospital, where the medical expenses totaled 4,934 baht. Anucha submitted photographs of his injuries and the hospital bill to the police as evidence, requesting the identification and prosecution of the suspects. Police have officially recorded the complaint and stated that the case will undergo investigation and efforts to locate the alleged attackers, though the allegations have yet to be proven in a court of law.

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