Bangkok: With a Thai-Cuban mixed boxing style, good footwork, and powerful combinations, the Sports Authority of Thailand (SAT) is confident he has a chance to win a gold medal at the 20th Asian Games. Dr. Kongsak Yodmani, Governor of the SAT, has revealed the readiness and expectations of the Thai national boxing team for the upcoming games, which will be held from September 19th to October 4th, 2026, in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. He emphasized that boxing remains one of Thailand's most high-stakes sports, consistently bringing success and joy to the Thai people at major sporting events. Dr. Kongsak expressed his confidence that the Thai boxers will perform well in this edition of the games.

According to Thai News Agency, Dr. Kongsak believes the Thai boxing team has a strong chance of winning medals, particularly in the women's category, where there is a good chance of securing a gold medal. He also expressed his hopes for the men's category, aspiring to see Thai athletes clinch gold medals. Dr. Kongsak noted that several athletes have a clear chance to win medals, showcasing their potential for success.

The Governor further commented on the development and technical style of Thai boxers, highlighting their adaptation to the modern era. He mentioned that their fighting style has improved significantly, with enhancements in footwork and the effective integration of Cuban boxing style with Thai techniques. The boxers' punching patterns have evolved beyond traditional one-two combinations, now featuring diverse combinations and offensive techniques. This modern adaptation has led to improved performances, making Thai athletes highly anticipated competitors at this year's Asian Games.