Too Too
Never beaten under Lethwei's traditional rules
- Born
- October 6, 1990, Bu Kyun village, Yenanchaung, Magway Region, Myanmar
- Died
- April 26, 2023 (aged 32)
- Nationality
Myanmar- Height
- 178 cm (5′10″)
- Stance
- Orthodox
- Style
- Durable leg-kicker
- Weight
- 75 kg
- Active
- c. 2010–2020
The record
66 Lethwei fights per Wikipedia. His only loss was a 2020 split decision under WLC judging; he was never beaten under traditional rules (LockerRoom: unbeaten until 2020 despite 26 draws). record
The story
oo Too came from the Magway Region and won Muay Thai gold for Myanmar at the 2013 Southeast Asian Games, but his reputation was built in Lethwei. He held the 75 kg Golden Belt from 2015 and was never beaten under traditional rules, where a fight without a knockout ends in a draw. He knocked out former Golden Belt champion Win Tun in 2013, drew with Cyrus Washington over seven rounds in 2015 and lasted five rounds with Dave Leduc in 2016. In 2017 he became the World Lethwei Championship's first middleweight champion, and he defended that belt once before losing it on a split decision to Naimjon Tuhtaboyev in 2020, the only loss in his 66 recorded Lethwei fights. Arrested by the military in 2022 over anti-coup protests, he died in custody in April 2023, aged 32.
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- 75 kg Lethwei Golden Belt (2015–2023)
- WLC middleweight champion (2017–2020, inaugural)
- SEA Games gold, Muay Thai (2013)
Defining fights
- 2013WINvs Win Tun (KO 3)
- 2015DRAWvs Cyrus Washington (7 rounds)
- 2016DRAWvs Dave Leduc (5 rounds)
- 2017WINvs Louis Michael Badato (decision, won inaugural WLC middleweight title)
- 2020LOSSvs Naimjon Tuhtaboyev (split decision, lost WLC title)
Chop the lead leg with low kicks from the first round; a heavy leg slows your opponent's entries and opens the body for hooks in the pocket.
