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Too Too (6 October 1990 – 26 April 2023;Burmese:တူးတူး) was a BurmeseLethwei fighter who competed inWorld Lethwei Championship. He was the formerWLC Middleweight World champion^[2] and was undefeated undertraditional Lethwei rules, holding the 75 kgLethwei Golden Belt from 2015 until his death in 2023.^[3] He also competed in a Lethwei superfight atKunlun Fight 25 in Slovakia.^[4] Too Too died while in custody of the Burmese military known as theTatmadaw on April 26, 2023.^[5]

In 2013, Too Too took part in the2013 Southeast Asian Games and2013 Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games inIncheon, South Korea winning the gold and bronze medal respectively.^[6]

On 12 May 2013, Too Too faced former Golden belt champion Win Tun atThuwunna Stadium. After landing a series of punches to the face and body, Too Too knocked out Win Tun in the third round.^[7]

On 27 November 2016, Too Too faced PeruvianMuay Thai fighter Mateo Celi atThein Pyu Stadium winning the fight by KO.^[8]

On 6 January 2017, inMandalay, Myanmar, Too Too faced world's ninth ranked Muay Thai fighterChanajon P.K. Saenchai fromSaenchai's gym, which ended in a draw.^[9]

In 2015, Too Too competed in a Lethwei superfight atKunlun Fight 25 inBanská Bystrica, Slovakia.^[10] He faced Igor Danis at 75 kg in the event organized in partnership withKunlun Fight and the Slovakia Lethwei Association. The event was billed as theEuropean Premiere of Lethwei marking the first Lethwei fights hosted in Europe. Too Too dominated the match and inflicted heavy damage to his opponent. The match was ruled a draw underTraditional rules.^[4]

In July 2015, Too Too faced American Muay Thai fighterCyrus Washington in theMonsoon Fighter event at Thein Pyu Stadium inYangon.^[11] The match went for seven rounds rather than the sport's typical five. Too Too retained his undefeated record. The fight ended in a draw, but said he did not want to fight for this long again.^[12][13]

In August 2016, Too Too facedQuebecer fighterDave Leduc at the1st Myanmar Lethwei World Championship.^[14] During the fight, Leduc locked Too Too in a clinch and administered multiple blows to the head with his elbows and knees. Despite Leduc dominating the fight, Too Too remained standing to last out the five rounds resulting in a draw according totraditional Lethwei rules, knockout only to win, which necessitated a knockout to have a winner.^[15][16]

On 27 October 2016, Too Too competed inLethwei Grand Prix Japan 2016, inaugurating the first event held by theILFJ.^{[17][18][19][6]} The event took place at theKorakuen Hall inTokyo, Japan and Too Too faced another Lethwei legend inSoe Lin Oo. With no knockout after five rounds, the bout was declared a draw according to traditional Lethwei rules.^[20]

In 2017, Too Too signed an exclusive contract withWorld Lethwei Championship. Despite being both among the top rankedLethwei fighters in Myanmar and both signed to the WLC,Tun Tun Min and Too Too have refused to fight each other due to their long-lasting friendship.^[6]

In 2014, both men had fought each other under Muay Thai rules atThai Fight in Thailand, with Tuhtaboyev winning by split decision. Since then, Too Too had been celebrated in his home country of Myanmar, winning theWLC Middleweight World Champion title in 2018. Meanwhile, Tuhtaboyev had been more focused on Muay Thai, having been involved in several big fights.^[21] In their rematch under Lethwei rules, theWLC Middleweight World Championship would be on the line.^[22]

As the reigning WLC Middleweight champion, Too Too received a challenge from a former opponentNaimjon Tuhtaboyev.^[21][23] On 31 January 2020, Too Too faced Naimjon Tuhtaboyev inside theThein Pyu Stadium atWLC 11: Battlebones and the event was streamed live onUFC Fight Pass.^[24][25] Both fighters were eyeing a knockout, with Too Too being effective with his leg kicks and headbutts. However, judges gave Tuhtaboyev the victory via close split decision.^[26][27][2]

On 11 April 2022, Too Too was arrested for taking part in demonstrations against the2021 Myanmar coup d'état at his home inMinbu Township in Myanmar’sMagway Region with weapons and explosives in his possession.^[28][29] Since February 2021, Too Too had been actively protesting and taking part in theanti-coup protests in Myanmar.^[30][31][5]

In April 2023, it was rumored that Too Too was shot and killed while trying to escape after being arrested and detained, but due to insufficient proof or witnesses it was never officially confirmed.^{[32][33][34][35]} On 13 July 2023, many Burmese news outlets reported Too Too's death after his friends broke the news on social media that his family had been informed about his death and that he had died in captivity on 26 April.^[36] It is believed that Too Too died 3 months prior on 26 April 2023 and was possibly tortured while in captivity of themilitary junta.^[37][38][39]

Championships

• Lethwei World Champion
  • 75 kg Lethwei Golden Belt
• World Lethwei Championship
  • WLC Middleweight World Championship

Other championships

• 2019 Air KBZ Fight 6 Championship Champion
• 2013 Dagon Shwe Aung Lan Tournament Champion
• 2012 Asian Muay Championships -Ho Chi Minh City
• 2013 Dagon Shwe Aung Lan tournament -Yangon
• 2013 Prime Minister's Cup -Naypyidaw

Muay Thai

• 2013 Southeast Asian Games -Naypyidaw, Myanmar
• 2013 Asian Indoor Martial Arts Games -Incheon, South Korea

Professional Lethwei record

66 Fights, 39 wins (34 (T)KOs), 1 loss, 26 draws
Date	Result	Opponent	Event	Location	Method	Round	Time
2020-01-31	Loss	Naimjon Tuhtaboyev	WLC 11: Battlebones	Yangon, Myanmar	Decision	5
LostWLC Middleweight World Championship
2019-11-03	Win	Tokeshi Kohei	Air KBZ Fight 6	Yangon, Myanmar	KO	4
WinsAir KBZ Lethwei Championship
2019-08-18	Draw	Fabio Ferrari	Myanmar Lethwei World Championship 2019	Yangon, Myanmar	Draw	5
2019-04-14	Win	Dechrid Sathian Muaythai Gym	Thingyan Fight Chitthu Myaing Park	Hpa-an, Myanmar	KO	1
2018-02-17	Win	Vasyl Sorokin	WLC 4: Bare-knuckle King	Naypyidaw, Myanmar	Decision	5
2017-11-04	Win	Louis Michael Badato	WLC 3: Legendary Champions	Yangon, Myanmar	Decision	5
WinsWLC Middleweight World Championship
2017-06-10	Win	James Benal	WLC 2: Ancient Warriors	Yangon, Myanmar	Decision	5
2017-03-03	Win	Eddie Farrell	WLC 1: The Great Beginning	Yangon, Myanmar	Decision	5
2017-01-06	Draw	Chanajon PK Saenchai	Myanmar-Thailand-Laos Challenge Fights	Mandalay, Myanmar	Draw	5
2016-11-27	Win	Matteo Celi	Mandalay Rumbling Challenge Fight	Yangon, Myanmar	KO	3
2016-10-27	Draw	Soe Lin Oo	Lethwei Grand Prix in Japan 2016	Tokyo, Japan	Draw	5
2016-10-09	Win	Berneung Topkingboxing	GTG International Challenge Fights 2016	Yangon, Myanmar	KO	3
2016-08-21	Draw	Dave Leduc	Myanmar Lethwei World Championship 2016	Yangon, Myanmar	Draw	5
2016-04-02	Win	Artem Sushkov	Max Thingyan Fight	Yangon, Myanmar	KO	4
2016-02-03	Win	Vladimir Shuliak	Win Sein Taw Ya 2016	Mudon, Myanmar	KO	3
2016-01-13	Win	Kyal Linn Aung	25th Karen New Year festival	Hpa-an, Myanmar	KO	5
2015-09-27	Draw	Saw Gaw Mu Do	Mandalay Rumbling Mega Fights	Yangon, Myanmar	Draw	5
2015-08-30	Win	Matthew Richardson	All Star Big Fight	Yangon, Myanmar	KO	4
2015-07-26	Draw	Cyrus Washington	Monsoon Fight	Yangon, Myanmar	Draw	7
2015-05-15	Draw	Igor Danis	Kunlun Fight 25	Banská Bystrica, Slovakia	Draw	5
2015-04-03	Draw	Petchtae Tor.Maxmuaythai	Mon-Myanmar-Thai Challenge Fights	Ye Township, Myanmar	Draw	5
2015-03-25	Draw	Soe Lin Oo	Thaung Pyin Lethwei Challenge Fights	Ye Township, Myanmar	Draw	5
2015-02-06	Draw	Saw Yan Paing	Taungbon village 68th Mon National Day	Ye Township, Myanmar	Draw	5
2014-12-28	Win	Edward	International Letwhay Challenge Fights	Yangon, Myanmar	KO	3
2014-11-02	Win	Matheus Robin	One on One International Challenge Fight	Yangon, Myanmar	KO	3
2014-08-17	Draw	Saw Nga Man	Mandalay Rumbling Champion Challenge	Yangon, Myanmar	Draw	5
Official challenge for theOpenweight Golden Belt
2014-07-06	Draw	Petchtae Tor.Maxmuaythai	Myanmar vs. Thailand Challenge Fights	Yangon, Myanmar	Draw	5
2014-06-01	Draw	Soe Lin Oo	Lethwei Challenge Fights	Yangon, Myanmar	Draw	5
2014-04-13	Draw	Kyal Linn Aung	Thaung Pyin Lethwei Challenge Fights	Ye Township, Myanmar	Draw	5
2014-03-30	Draw	Rachenlek Maesotmuaythai	Kalaw Thaw village Challenge Fights	Mudon, Myanmar	Draw	5
2014-03-15	Win	Yodtang	Lamaing town Challenge Fights	Ye Township, Myanmar	KO	5
2014-02-14	Win	Yodkunkrai Por.Wiriya	Shwe Sa Daw Challenge Fights	Ye, Mon State, Myanmar	KO	3
2014-01-26	Draw	Wanchana Hua Hin	Win Sein Taw Ya 2014	Mudon, Myanmar	Draw	5
2013-05-12	Win	Win Tun	Lethwei Challenge Fights	Yangon, Myanmar	KO	3
2013-03	Win	Daung Thi Chae	Lamaing town Challenge Fights	Ye Township, Myanmar	KO
2013-02-17	Win	Thutti Aung	Lethwei Challenge Fights	Yangon, Myanmar	KO
2013-02-05	Win	Rajchasie	Win Sein Taw Ya 2013	Mudon, Myanmar	KO	4
2013-01-20	Win	Petpakai	Myanmar vs. Thailand Challenge Fights	Yangon, Myanmar	TKO
2013-01-06	Win	Phoe Thar Gyi	Dagon Shwe Aung Lan 2013 final	Yangon, Myanmar	Decision	5
2012-12-23	Win	Tha Pyay Nyo	Dagon Shwe Aung Lan 2013 semi-final	Yangon, Myanmar	KO	2
2012-12-16	Win	Kyan Sit Aung	Dagon Shwe Aung Lan 2013 quarter-final	Yangon, Myanmar	KO
2012-10-28	Win	Wunna	Magway Challenge Fights	Magway, Myanmar	KO	2
2012-09-23	Draw	Dawna Aung	Aung Myay Mandalar Indoor Stadium	Mandalay, Myanmar	Draw	5
2012-05-04	Draw	Tha Pyay Nyo	Kaytumadi Indoor Stadium	Taungoo, Myanmar	Draw	5
2011	Draw	Dawna Aung	Lamaing town Challenge Fights	Ye Township, Myanmar	Draw	5
2011-12-24	Win	Mondaing	Karen New Year 2751 Insein Township	Yangon, Myanmar	KO
2011-11-06	Draw	Dawna Aung	Myanmar vs. Australia Lethwei Challenge Fights	Yangon, Myanmar	Draw	5
2011-09-18	Draw	Shwe Moe Kaung	Champion Challenge Cup Tournament	Myitkyina, Myanmar	Draw	5
2011-08-14	Draw	Kyan Sit Aung	Myanmar-Japan Goodwill Letwhay Challenge Fights (Day 1)	Yangon, Myanmar	Draw	5
2011	Draw	Tun Tun Min	Lethwei Challenge Fights	Myanmar	Draw	5
2011	Draw	Pe Pyar Maung Maung	Lethwei Challenge Fights	Myanmar	Draw
2011-05-04	Win	Shan Thway Lay	Kaytumadi Indoor Stadium	Taungoo, Myanmar	KO
2010-12-31	Draw	Thar Chaung Thar	Lethwei Challenge Fights	Yangon, Myanmar	Draw	4
2010-11-21	Win	Shwe Kyar Phyu	Kaytumadi Indoor Stadium	Taungoo, Myanmar	KO	1
2010	Draw	Ko U Lay	Lethwei Challenge Fights	Myanmar	Draw	4
Legend:  Win  Loss  Draw/No contest  Notes

Muay Thai record

7 wins, 2 losses, 0 draws
Date	Result	Opponent	Event	Location	Method	Round	Time
2014-10-25	Loss	Naimjon Tuhtaboyev	Thai Fight Kard Chuek	Bangkok, Thailand	Decision	3	3:00
2013-12-22	Win	Panupan Tanjad	2013 SEA Games	Naypyidaw, Myanmar	Decision	3	3:00
2013-12-19	Win	Nouna Ngeumsangouane	2013 SEA Games	Naypyidaw, Myanmar	Decision	3	3:00
2013-07-01	Loss	Masoud Minaei	2013 Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games	Incheon, South Korea	Decision	3	3:00
2013-06-30	Win	Son Jun-heok	2013 Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games	Incheon, South Korea	Decision	3	3:00
2013-06-29	Win	Salar Al-Mouead	2013 Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games	Incheon, South Korea	Decision	3	3:00
Legend:  Win  Loss  Draw/No contest  Notes

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