Thailand's boxing scene has seen many talents, but few have had the impact of the athlete from the 3rd Army Arai Boxing Club. Under the guidance of national coach Thong Thaweekhun, he has made significant strides in his career.

| Season | Event | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| 2012 | Men Light Flyweight | S Silver |
One of his most memorable achievements was fighting against 2008 Olympic gold medallist Zou Shiming. This match remains a highlight of his career.
His parents have been the most influential people in his career. He also looks up to Thai boxer Somjit Jongjohor as his idol.
In 2010, he was recognised as the best male amateur athlete by the Sports Writers' Association of Thailand and the Siam Sport Syndicate. This accolade highlighted his contributions to Thai boxing.
In 2011, during the World Championships in Baku, Azerbaijan, he achieved a significant milestone. He defeated the number one seed and local favourite Salman Alizade with a score of 23-8. This victory secured him a place in the quarter-finals and a spot at the 2012 Olympic Games in London.
Residing in Thailand, he serves in the Armed Forces and speaks Thai fluently. His commitment to both his country and sport is evident in his achievements.
Looking ahead, he aims to continue representing Thailand on international platforms. His dedication to boxing remains unwavering as he strives for further success.
This athlete's journey is a testament to hard work and perseverance. His story continues to inspire many in Thailand and beyond.
Thailand's boxing scene has seen many talents, but few have had the impact of the athlete from the 3rd Army Arai Boxing Club. Under the guidance of national coach Thong Thaweekhun, he has made significant strides in his career.