At 15, Yousri Adgham Makes RWS Debut with Knockout, Following in His Father's Footsteps at Rajadamnern
At 15, Yousri Adgham, son of Youssef Boughanem, debuted in RWS with a technical knockout in the 3rd round at Rajadamnern.
At just 15 years old, Yousri Adgham understands the weight of carrying a well-known surname in Muay Thai. The son of Youssef Boughanem, a former middleweight champion at Rajadamnern Stadium, the young fighter took a significant step in his career by debuting in the Rajadamnern World Series (RWS) with a victory by technical knockout.
On Saturday, October 17, Yousri faced Yodwipu Sit Dr. Chanchai at Rajadamnern and ended the fight at 39 seconds into the third round, punishing his opponent with knee strikes in the clinch.
More than just a strong start in RWS, the result held special significance. Yousri grew up dreaming of following in his father's footsteps, who won the middleweight title at Rajadamnern and made his name in that very ring.
Victory Built on Adjustments
The knockout came, but the performance was not flawless, and Yousri is aware of that.
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According to Muay Thai Stand, at the beginning of the fight, he was not utilizing his kicks and knee strikes to their full potential. The team emphasized the importance of planning and adjusting strategy, particularly by moving forward, pressuring the opponent, and unleashing more kicks and knees.
The adjustments paid off. Yousri picked up the pace in the following rounds until he found the path to victory in the third round.
Father Demands Progress
Even with the win, Youssef Boughanem urged his son to return to the gym and refine some technical details to make his Muay Thai more effective.
For Yousri, winning at Rajadamnern is more than just adding another result to his record: it is the realization of a childhood dream, on the stage where his father built his fame.
In the end, he expressed gratitude for all the support received and asked fans to follow his upcoming fights. His goal, he stated, is to continue evolving and build his own name in Muay Thai.
Source: Muay Thai Stand (Facebook MuayThaiStand).
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