TV5: Friday May 29; 5 p.m.

• Di Somrath v Alex Scarborough (draw)
• Bheut Somkhan v Chan Virea
• Kao Bunheng v Pich Sombath

CTN: Saturday May 30; 2 p.m.

• Khom Piseth v Phy Sophal (TKO1)
• Leap Samnang v Hul Dara
• Cheam Adam v Him Saram

BAYON: Saturday May 30; 4 p.m.

• A: Mun Seyla v Ni Thun (TKO2)
• B: Aem Klim Khmao v Reachesay Nam Nin (TKO4)
• Heng Samrang v Vung Noy
• Aem Klim Khmao v Mun Seyla

CTN: Sunday May 31; 2 p.m.

• Suong Sovantha v  Mao Rithy
• Vorn Savy v Sung Savon
• Reachesay Chanra v Sok Sovan

TV5: Sunday May 31; 3:30 p.m.

• Suong Panya v Lao Sinan
• Chim Sarath v Rith Arun
• May Sopheap v Sen Bunthen

BAYON: Sunday May 31; 4 p.m.

• Mul Ratha v Pov Chanty
• Nuon Lek v Soy Phirum
• Nuon Sokheng v Morn Kimlong

The big fight this weekend is May Sopheap and Sen Bunthen at TV5 on Sunday. Elsewhere, on Friday American Alex Scarborough will make his professional kick-boxing debut against Di Somrath. Fighting at the announced wieght of 80 kilograms, these guys are heavy-weights by local standards.

Kao Bunheng returns to the ring after a long layoff in the main event Friday. He faces Pich Sombath. The pair have fought many times. Bunheng usually wins, but coming off the layoff, and perhaps slightly under-trained, Sombath is the favorite Friday.

Leap Samnang v Hul Dara will be a good matchup up two top-notch fighters at 57kg. On Saturday, all eyes will be  on Mun Seyla, a rookie under the tutelage of Chuon Samnang. Young and talented, he is an up-and-comer to watch. Card at CTN on Saturday is solid throughout. The main event between Reachesay Chanra and Sok Sovan should be an action-packed affair, as the two 57-kg scrappers are both fierce, unrelenting fighters. Sovan is from the Koh Kong klan; Chanra traines with Nuon Soriya, who is slowly making a name for himself as a trainer in addition to master student of the Cambodian fight science.