Khunsuek posted about being involved in the same case as Rodtang after revealing his signature was forged.
On 5 April 2026, after Rodtang Jitmuangnon, former ONE world champion, posted that over 30 of his signatures had been forged, even though he had actually signed only one. This caused many issues and led him to have his personal lawyer intervene. The person who forged the signatures admitted to everything.
Rodtang posted, “I stayed silent out of respect, but since my silence has allowed you to delay this matter for so long, I have reached my limit of patience and feelings.”
“It started unknowingly because I was in the room when a man came in with a single piece of paper and told me I had to sign it to enter the tournament. At that time, I believed I was sincere and honest with no hidden agenda. I didn’t get the chance to read or review the paper because it was in English, which I can’t read. My honesty and sincerity led me to sign. Two years later, I received a product, and another man called saying I couldn’t accept it myself due to a contract. I was confused. Since then, I have tried to address the contract matter with everyone I could talk to without a lawyer because I thought we were like brothers, but was always brushed off. Then this video appeared today, and I came forward just to protect my rights. I was shocked to find not just one contract but over 30 with my signature on each. Finding this strange, I had my lawyer arrange a meeting with the man involved. When asked who signed the additional contracts, the man, a health professional, admitted he had signed them himself. I’m not here to fight or cause trouble with anyone, but since this happened to me, I want to stand up for what’s right.”
Khunsuek, another Thai boxer, posted that he experienced a similar case.
He posted, “It’s just like me—I didn’t know beforehand I would be banned from fighting elsewhere for one year. I never saw the contract and didn’t sign it myself.”
