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Antuan Siangboxing is the fight name for Antoine Pinto.

Ramazan Ramazanov
was born in Makhachkala, Dagestan and started boxing when he was 13 years old. At the age of 15 he decided that Muay Thai was going to be his professional career. In 2004, he moved to Thailand with his cousins Arslan and Magomed Magomedov to pursue his muay thai career. He settled in Bangkok at Rompo Gym. Within a few years he moved up from the Super Middle Weight to Super Cruiser Weight.

He had his first fight in Thailand at the age of 19and won his first World Title in
2005. Ramazan participated in the S1 World Heavyweight Tournament held in Bangkok, Thailand, on the King’s birthday. Two decision victories over Emmanuel Payet and Jafar Ahmadhi sent him to the finals, where he as able to defeat
Belarussian Marek Dimitrov by low kicks in the second round.

One month later on January 5th 2007, in Dubai, UAE, Ramazan stepped in the ring
again and knocked out Dutchman Evert Fyeet in the fourth round to claim the
WMC Middle East Title.

On May 19th 2007, he made his K-1 debut at K-1 Scandinavia GP 2007 in Stockholm, Sweden. He lost the fight by 2 round K.O against Teodor Sariyev.

On December 8th 2007, in Sydney Australia, Ramazan stopped Steve Mackinnon in
the fourth round and claimed WMC Intercontinental Muay Thai Heavyweight title.

On July 19th 2008, in Cape Town South Africa, Ramazan became the new WPMF
Heavyweight World Champion by beating Pete Motaung, the local favorite of
South Africa in the second round T.K.O win.

Titles:

2008 WPMF World Heavyweight Champion (Cape Town)
2007 WMC Intercontinental Muay Thai Heavyweight champion (Sydney)
2007 WMC Middle East Muay Thai Heavyweight champion (Dubai)
2006 Winner of S-1 Heavyweight tournament (Bangkok)
2006 PK-1 World champion (Phuket)
2005 WMC World champion (Bangkok)
2004 King's Birthday 83 kg Tournament Final (Bangkok)
2004 WPMF World champion (Bangkok)
2003 IFMA Russian champion

Simon Marcus - the challenger

Fight Record: 16 Wins - 2 Loses - 2 Draws
Age: 22
Country of Birth: Toronto, Canada

Titles
‣ 2 Time Canadian Champion
‣ 2009 WKA North American Amateur Muay Thai Champion
Cruiser Weight
‣ 2008 World Amateur Muay Thai - Thailand - Silver
‣ 2007 World Amateur Muay Thai - Thailand – Gold
‣ Silver Medal 2007 Tafisa Games Korea World Championships

Stories from fighters like Tum Mardsue are those that would
truly inspire anyone who has interest in Muay Thai as a professional career.
Born in Thailand, at the tender age of 9, Mardsue fell in love with the sport
After watching a few matches with his father.
Mardsue started of his career humbly as a trainer for professional fighters
In his gym and also in the international reality show The Contender Asia.
His break came when he won the S1 King’s Cup in Thailand.
Following that, Mardsue won his proudest moment in Australia’s Evolution
17 winning the famous Johan Wayne Parr.
Tum Mardsue is the rising star to look out for in 2010.

Bio Data:
Name: Pidsanu Kunchat
Nickname: Tum Mardsue
Place Of Birth: Thailand
Date Of Birth: 10th May 1986
Weight: 72.5kg
Weight Class: Middle Weight
Gym: WMC Koh Samui
Style: Box & Grapple

Title:
S1 King’s Cup
2 Time WMC World Champion

Margaret Mroziewicz
Height: 5ft 7in
Weight: 150 lbs
Amateur Record: 3 − 3 − 0
Style: Muay Thai
Hometown: Toronto, Canada
Bio: September30, 2007 at Chickcs That Kick (Toronto, ON)— WON vs. Mina Reyes

November, 2007 at CASK Provincial Championships (Burlington, ON)—LOSS vs. Lucy O'Neill

December2, 2007 at Iron Tiger (Winona, ON)—WON vs. Renee Foley

March31, 2008 at Iron Tiger (Winona, ON)—LOSS vs. Lucy O'Neill *title match for CAMTAO Welterweight Title*

May22, 2008 in Phuket, Thailand—WON vs. Thai opponent

September29, 2008 at World Amateur Championships (Busan, South Korea)—LOSS vs. Australian opponent

http://www.shindokumate.com/margaretmroziewicz.html

Jay Woodham has trained in Thai boxing since 1999. He is active with 23 fights and is currently ranked 9th in the UK. Jay has trained and fought in Thailand. He also lived at the Kaewsamrit gym for 6 weeks for intensive training. Jay is currently the IMKO english champion.

Heather O'Donnell
* Age - 24
* Weight - 59kg
* Number of Wins - 7 - 3KO's
* Number of Losses - 3
* Number of Draws - 0

Heather loves training with the fighters getting fit and loves to fight.

On Thursday night the 24-year-old - who has begrudgingly assumed the fight name "Glamazon" intends to make up for it when she goes for Arafura Games gold in the women's 63kg class.

"I've got to make sure it was well worth it," she smiled.

Arafura Games action

The Australian women's captain produced one of the most savvy performances of her 23-fight career to safely negotiate her way through the first round and into a gold medal match with South Africa's Madeline Ross on Thursday night at Spectrum Stadium.

But it took some risky tactics.

Stepping up a weight division and padded up for only the fourth bout, the Sunshine Coast combatant played it passive and let New Caledonia's Ielo Page come at her.

In doing so she conceded the first round, went marginally better in the second before showing her wares with a storming finish.

"I had to do my homework - fighting up a division, wearing the protective gear and dealing with the heat was a real unknown for me," she said.

"I knew I could finish strong if I had to."

The conditions are proving a major hurdle for a number of Australia top-line acts with chiselled Gold Coast fighter Clayton Collyer, a seasoned professional at 29, showing obvious discomfort.

"There is a lot of adapting to do," he said.

Polish fighter Rafał Simonides - HL

Photos from the Press conference:
Lena and Stephan Fox:

Alvin, Emily, Lena, Teck Hong

Emily, Johny Chan, Lena

Terrence, Ding Jun He, Mervyn

Terrence, Nicole, Mervyn

S. Fox said yesterday he's fit... But there's a great reserve, Faizal - who won something special recently

The tickets sold on the muay thai shop http://shop.muaythai.sg are self-collect, meaning bring your ID Saturday and get them on the spot.

For tickets sold elsewhere, I don't know, they need to enquire with them.

ermm yeah, as I already said 2-3 posts above the tickets are self-collect
"The tickets sold on the muay thai shop http://shop.muaythai.sg are self-collect, meaning bring your ID Saturday and get them on the spot. "

On the ticket description page when you add to cart there's the same info: "At the checkout page:
- in order comments write your IC number.
- choose "Free delivery" as shipping method.

You will collect the tickets on the spot, bring your IC."

So yeah, no worries... Just send your IC number...

today at 7

Updated the main post with the final fight cards, check it out!

I would not want to miss this event, it will be high class fighting! Singapore hasn't seen this for a long time!

All the fighters looked so relaxed and smiling, you wouldn't believe they'll fight each other tomorrow.

CAN'T WAIT FOR 7 PM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Event canceled.

All tickets bought from the muay thai shop will be refunded, we'll contact all the customers to arrange it.