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Reth Tiger
Cambodian martial artist (born 1998) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Visothann Reth (Khmer: រ៉េត វិសុថាន់,រ៉េត ថៃហ្គឺ; born 9 August 1998), better known as Tiger Reth, is a Cambodian martial artist, actor and stunt man.
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Early life
Reth was born on August 9, 1998, in Ample Village, Leay Bo Commune, Tram Kak District, Takéo province, Cambodia. Reth watched martial arts films as a young child and began to emulate them. He studied martial arts at the local high school(Indratevi High School) in Phnom Penh.[1]
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Tiger began his career in film industry and got his start in the cast of the TV program movie series. He has been cast in several films. He starred in the 2017 as Cambodian Action Film . In addition to his art work, he is also a civil servant within the government of the Ministry of Planning in Cambodia. In 2017, he also stunt man appeared in the film First They Killed My Father as Khmer Rouge soldier.
In 2024, Tiger Reth starred in an international film and is also a main character. The movie is titled Phnom Penh Ground Zero. The film stars four main characters: Maurice Chan, Derek Bidaut, Tharoth Sam and Tiger Reth.
Martial arts
Tiger Reth He has also participated in national and international martial arts shows. He trained Kun khmer (prodalserey), kun khmer boran (yuthakun khorm, kun bokator).
National martial art shows
- Opening Ceremony of Techo National Heritage Stadium in 2021
- Closing Ceremony of the 3rd National Sports 2022[2]
- Remembrance night program at Angkor Wat temple organized by the Ministry of Culture 2022[3]
- Shadow Night Program Performed at Chao Say Tevta Temple, Organized by the Ministry of Culture 2023
International martial art shows
- Performed at the 32nd Sea Game Closing and Opening Ceremony in Cambodia 2023[4][5]
- Performed at the opening ceremony of Asian para game in Cambodia 2023
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