Superbon revealed he has never forged any Thai boxer’s signature and always asks the boxer first whether they will fight in the proposed event. Khunsuek pointed out he never disclosed having his signature forged, never intended to attack anyone, and maintains the same respect.
On 5 April 2026, after Ritthikun ‘Rodtang’ Jitmuangnon, former ONE world champion, posted exposing that over 30 of his signatures were forged despite having actually signed only once, causing various impacts that required his personal lawyer to negotiate. The forger admitted to all actions.
Khunsuek, another Thai boxer, posted a message saying he experienced a similar case.
He posted, “It’s just like me; I didn’t know beforehand I was banned from fighting elsewhere for one year. I never saw the contract and did not sign it myself.”
Superbon posted regarding Khunsuek, whom he once managed, affirming he never forged any signatures.
“Regarding the boxers who were once under my care and claimed their signatures were forged, I can confirm that is not true. Let me explain: every time a boxer from my camp is about to fight, they always receive and see the contract first. I always ask each boxer if they want to fight, and only if the boxer agrees do I send the contract for signing. In some cases, if the boxer is absent, I may sign on their behalf, but even then, I always ask the boxer beforehand if they accept the fight offer. The boxer must agree before I sign as the camp leader.”
“And don’t forget, before having any fights with me, when you didn’t have any scheduled matches, before joining my camp, you never asked about the contract details; you only asked how much the payment was. You agreed to fight and signed the contract yourself because you had no other choice. But once you became famous, you returned to attack ONE and me, who helped you become known. I leave that for you to consider.”
Khunsuek posted a clarification, stating he still respects Superbon as before and emphasized he never said his signature was forged.
“First, I want to clarify my perspective for mutual understanding. I want to inform that I never said my signature was forged. When I said ‘I was affected similarly,’ I meant I was ‘affected contractually.’ But to clarify the facts: regarding the contract, I never saw it and did not sign any agreement about the restrictions. Various news pages distorted the story, causing many people to misunderstand that I was a victim of forgery.”
“My intention was only to protect my rights and clarify my own situation. I never intended to attack or harm my former camp leader or cause misunderstandings in society. Finally, I still hold great respect for Brother Bon as always.”
