Thun Changha

Thun Changha, known as "Dynamite" for his explosive knockout power, was one of the most feared punchers in Kun Khmer history. From Kampong Cham, he was unusual among Khmer fighters for his emphasis on boxing technique, developing a powerful straight right hand that accounted for many of his victories. Changha's knockout ratio was among the highest in Cambodian welterweight history, with the majority of his wins coming by stoppage. His back-to-back Bayon TV Grand Prix victories in 2011 and 2012 cemented his reputation as the most exciting knockout artist of his era. While he was a complete Kun Khmer fighter with strong elbows and clinch work, it was his punching power that set him apart.

Dynamite was a knockout artist who combined heavy hands with enough Kun Khmer technique to be dangerous at all ranges. His straight right hand was his primary weapon, often set up by a stiff jab and feints that created openings. While he could fight in the clinch and use elbows effectively, he preferred to keep the fight at boxing range where his punching power gave him the biggest advantage.