| Thangthong Kiettaweesuk | |
| Realname: | Thangthong Klongjan |
| Nickname: | Machine Gun |
| Weight: | Bantamweight Junior featherweight |
| Nationality: | Thai |
| Birth Date: | August 13, 1978 |
| Death Place: | Mueang Chanthaburi, Chanthaburi province, Thailand |
| Birth Place: | Amphoe Bo Rai, Trat province, Thailand |
| Style: | Southpaw |
| Total: | 24 |
| Wins: | 24 |
| Ko: | 17 |
| Losses: | 0 |
| Draws: | 0 |
| No Contests: | 0 |
Thangthong Klongjan (Thai: แท่งทอง คลองจันทร์; formerly: Tongdaeng Klongjan (ทองแดง คลองจันทร์); August 13, 1978 – May 26, 2012), known as Thangthong Kiettaweesuk (แท่งทอง เกียรติทวีสุข) is a late Thai professional boxer and amateur boxer who fought in Bantamweight and Super bantamweight division.
Thangthong (nicknamed: Daeng; แดง) was born on August 13, 1978, at a remote village in Tambon Nong Bon, Amphoe Bo Rai, Trat province. he started his boxing career as a Muay Thai kickboxer which he got a moderate success, occupying the Muay Thai 105lb title of famous Lumpinee Boxing Stadium during 1999–2001. Then, he turned to amateur boxing, being a member of the Thailand national team and winning a silver medal Bantamweight in the 2005 SEA Games at Manila, Philippines.
Later in 2007 he turned to professional boxing and won the IBF Pan Pacific Bantamweight title in his seventh fight by defeating North Korean boxer, I-hon Kim on November 23, 2007, at Bangkok Bus Terminal (Morchit), Chatuchak District, Bangkok and defended all 10 times.
In 2010 he won the vacant WBC International Bantamweight by points over Kenyan boxer, Nick Otieno at Ratchaburi province and he defended his IBF title 15 time by defeating the points over Richard Samosir an Indonesian challenger on May 20, 2011, at Rayong province.
On May 18, 2012, he won the IBF Junior featherweight interim title[1] over Macbute Sinyabi South Africans by KO in the 10th round at Nakhon Ratchasima province in the elimination fight for winner to challenge with the winner of the IBF-WBO unification fight between Nonito Donaire and Jeffrey Mathebula in order of IBF.[2]
But after only eight days on May 26, 2012, he was tragically killed in a car accident with his family, including Theeraporn Klongjan his wife and twin nephews at Sukhumvit Road, Chanthaburi province which also ended his record to 24-0 (17KOs).[3]
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