THAI FIGHT KORAT, Saiyok Pumphanmuang (Thailand) Vs Reinaldo Oliveira (Brazil),19 March 2016

The stage arranged at the focal point of the bowl more likely than not conveyed some workmanship or light-weight structure, however there remains no follow. The unearthings identified the nearness of a well, first octagonal in area and 0.m55 crosswise over and after that round and a meter in width, with the base lined in sandstone at a profundity of 2m.70, precisely dressed with emanating joints. Part of the confronting had been segregated, so growing the cavity wherein was found, in 1936 - taking after the feeling of a neighborhood to whom the Buddha had showed up in a fantasy - an imperative piece (the head and part of the body) of a tremendous bronze statue. Presently in the National Museum, Phnom Penh, this is a work exceptional in the craft of the Khmer by ideals of its size. Speaking to a leaning back Vishnou with four arms, once plated and encrusted with valuable stones and with a general length that probably surpassed four meters, it gives off an impression of being contemporaneous with the landmark. It was probably the "prostrate bronze Buddha, from whose navel streamed a constant flow of water" put by Tcheou Ta-Kouan, maybe erroneously, at the focal in relationship toward the western Mebon than toward the eastern. Promptly behind the well, toward the east, is a 2 meter square tank lined with sandstone. As indicated by the legend, it was here that a youthful princess, the little girl of one of the lords of Angkor, was eaten up by a tremendous crocodile, who, after his fiendishness, got away by diving an expansive opening in the bank of the baray - which one can at present see toward the west of the town of Svay Romiet. Whenever caught and killed, the monster conveyed the as yet living casualty in its stomach.