LONE CHAW
openweight, modern
In Short
Lone Chaw is a Karen Lethwei fighter from Nyaungdon, Ayeyarwady Region, Myanmar, with a career record of 13 wins, 7 losses, and 24 draws across 43 fights. He held the Openweight Lethwei Golden Belt from 2006 to 2009 Sources conflict on when his fighting career ended; he moved into coaching at Thut Ti Lethwei Gym under Win Zin Oo around 2012 and later formed his own camp.
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Biography
Born 30 October 1976 in Nyaungdon, Ayeyarwady Region, of Karen descent, Lone Chaw competed from 1995, winning the vacant Openweight Lethwei Golden Belt in 2006 against Shwe War Tun and holding it until he lost it to Saw Nga Man in 2009. He moved into coaching around 2012, though the source is not consistent about when he stopped fighting — its own record table lists bouts in 2013 and 2014 — so no retirement year or age is given here; Wikipedia's own record table for him lists 43 fights: 13 wins (11 by KO/TKO), 7 losses, and 24 draws.
Signature technique
→ Flying knee
Titles & honours
- Openweight Lethwei Golden Belt Champion (21 May 2006 – 28 Feb 2009)
Reading this record
Lone Chaw is recorded at 13–7–24, with 11 of those 13 wins ending by knockout. Modern-era figures are the more dependable ones on this site: WLC and MTLF cards are sanctioned and their results published, so these numbers can be checked against event results rather than oral history.
85% of those wins came inside the distance, which ranks 7th of the 12 profiled fighters with a documented record. In a sport whose traditional ruleset offered no decision at all, a finishing rate that high is the clearest signal of a fighter built to end contests early.
Lone Chaw is one of 5 fighters profiled at openweight. No stance is documented for this fighter.
Lone Chaw is no longer competing, so the record above stands as documented.
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Frequently Asked
- What is Lone Chaw's fighting record?
- Lone Chaw's Wikipedia-documented record is 43 fights: 13 wins (11 by KO/TKO), 7 losses, and 24 draws.
- What title did Lone Chaw hold?
- He held the Openweight Lethwei World Championship (Golden Belt) from 21 May 2006, when he won the vacant title from Shwe War Tun, until 28 February 2009, when he lost it to Saw Nga Man.
- Is Lone Chaw still fighting?
- Sources give conflicting accounts of when he stopped fighting. He moved into coaching at Thut Ti Lethwei Gym under Win Zin Oo around 2012 and later formed his own camp; no World Lethwei Championship bout is recorded for him.
- What technique is Lone Chaw known for?
- He is known for his flying knee and straight right punches.