TV5: Friday April 3; 5 p.m.

• Suong Sovantha v Khun Sichan
• Hul Dara v Chhlam Saw
• Sao Bunnouen v Dun Ratha

CTN: Saturday April 4; 2:30 p.m.

• A: Cheam Adam v Yak Yakil
• B: Him Saran v Sung Sovan (TKO4)
• (A) Yak Yakil v (B) Sung Sovan (TKO1)

BAYON: April 3; 4 p.m.

• Ly Chin Hour v  Mao Rithy
• Nam Neun v Lao Sinath Sinan (TKO5)
• Chea Samneang (25-7-1) v Les Tuk (53-10-1)

CTN: Sunday April 5; 2:30 p.m.

• Leap Samnang v Cheng Rithy
• Meak Sokra v Somruth Sopheap
• Phorn Sothea v Sang Sitha
• Chan Vireakpheap v Poy Noy

TV5: Sunday April 5; 3.30 p.m.

• Phorn Soknim v Long Mony
• Heng Samrang v Phun Sophorn
• Voy Sothun v Meas Chanta Um Dara

BAYON: April 5; 4 p.m.

• Khun Ratha v Put Samone
• Som Piseth v Heng Vichay
• Pich Seyha v My Chaimov (TKO3)

A lot of good fights this weekend, with some big names in the mix: Meas Chanta, Lao Sinath, Pich Seyha. Fights are good everywhere. It’s hard to pick the best this weekend.

… Meas Chanta, probably wisely, pulled out at the last minute. Som Piseth, from Angkor Youth fought well on Sunday, landing with heavy hands and opening up a nasty cut early against Heng Vichay, who somehow managed to hang around for all five rounds. The frequent stops to mop up the blood on his face probably helped.

On Saturday Paddy’s youngest fighter, Hoang Ramone, 48kg, powered past a lesser experience Kao Kotsal at CTN, scoring a 4th-round knock out with leg kicks.