Muay Thai Singapore

The 8 men final is today, you can watch it on Thai tv, channel 5, 9pm.

1. Brazil Cosmo Alexander
2. France Cedric Mueller
3. Iran xx
4. Thailand Narongpol Fairtex
5. Thailand Matsui
6. Germany Enrico Kehl
7. Austria Fadi Merza
8. Norway Petter Juuhl

NARUEPOL vs MUELLER
COSMO vs Iranian guy ?
MERZA vs ENRICO KHEL
MADSUA vs Petter Juuhl

Info taken from around the net, so not 100% accurate.

On October 26th, 2009, the most exciting martial arts tournament on the planet lands in Japan at the Yokohama Arena. FieLDS K-1 WORLD MAX 2009 World Championship Tournament -FINAL- promises to be another groundbreaking event that you won't want to miss!

MAXimum speed! MAXimum power!

This road to the MAX crown ends here! MAX FINAL4 Andy Souwer, Yuya Yamamoto, Giorgio Petrosyan, & Buakaw Por. Pramuk in the upcoming tournament.

Who do you think will win this year?

Knockout Gear announces the launch of the official MMA online store accessible at http://shop.mma.sg. MMA practitioners can now purchase any of the high quality, technology-driven fighting gear from this new website.

To celebrate the opening of the MMA Shop Singapore they're offering our customers a 20% discount on all products!

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The e-shop presents customers with an easy and efficient way to purchase SPRAWL Fusion Stretch Series MMA shorts and Repeller tops, Fairtex and BoonSport MMA training and sparring gloves.

About Knockout Gear: Knockout Gear, an independent company based in Singapore, is the premier online retailer for high quality muay thai and mma equipment and apparel.

The event will start at 11AM, the place: FWA.

18 bouts, here's the UPDATED fight card, thanks to Joe!

Novice Fight (Male)
Muhammad Alif Bin Jamaludin (Sup) 50 vs Derek Cho (fwa) 55
Ron (BXG) 52 vs lee jia le (fwa) 53
Ryan (BXG) 61 vs Muhammad Hadi Bin Sahrom (Sup) 61.4
Parthiban s/o Periasamy (HV) 65 vs Ng Lap Huan (BXG) 66
Muhammad Hafiz B Ruslan (MW) 65.8 vs syafiq (fwa) 67
Shawn (BXG) 66 vs Sherwyn Koh (fwa) 67
Tan Jun Chen (HV) 70 vs Lau GuoJin (Sup) 69
Thorsten Nolte (Sup) 75 vs benoit domec (HT) 72

Daniel Ghita's annihilation of three opponents in less than six minutes at the K-1 in Tokyo Final 16 Qualifying Grand Prix was the stuff of legend. In doing so Ghita (pronounced Ghitsa) smashed a K-1 record that many thought would never be beaten, writes MICHAEL SCHIAVELLO.

When Dutch Lumberjack Peter Aerts won the K-1 World Grand Prix tournament for a third time in 1998, he was at the peak of his extraordinary powers. Not only did Aerts win the world's most grueling 8-man tournament for a (then) record third time but also he did so in record fashion, completing the tournament in only 6 minutes and 43 seconds.

Since 1998 many had tried to take Aerts' record but none even came close.

Ernesto Hoost took 19:35 for his 1999 Grand Prix win; Semmy Schilt took 11:56 for his 2005 Grand Prix win; Remy Bonjasky took 13:44 for his 2003 Grand Prix win; and even Mark Hunt and his fabled knocked power took 26:32 to win the 2001 Grand Prix.

Once again Aerts' legendary 6:43 appeared unbreakable.

Enter Romania's Daniel Ghita at the K-1 in Tokyo Final 16 Qualifying Grand Prix on August 11, 2009. It was on that night that the heavily fancied Ghita, whose name had been bandied around Europe for a long time among hardcore fans as a fierce competitor deserving of a K-1 contract, finally made his Japanese K-1 debut. He did not fail to deliver.
Romanian fighter, Daniel Ghita, sliced through his 3 opponents in a combined time of just 5 minutes and 15 seconds. This not only breaks Aerts' record, but it shaves almost 1 minute and 30 seconds off it. What makes it even more interesting is that all three fighters fell to the same technique. The low kick.

There will be a sparring event held in Suphanahong Gym on the 16th Aug 09 Sun. The event will commence at 1300 Hrs. And the Weigh in will be the day before which is on the 15th Aug 09 Sat at 1700 Hrs.

UPDATE: The event is CANCELED.

UPDATE2: No it's not. Thai vs Thai fights still on, about 8-9 bouts. Only the local boys can't fight because of the darn politics and over controlling... :sick: :bash: ](*,)

The 1st Asian Martial Arts Games 2009 are taking place in Bangkok, after months of delays. 44 nations sent 892 athletes to compete in 9 sports: Karate, Taekwondo, Muaythai, Kickboxing, Jujitsu, Judo, Kurash, Wushu & Kungfu, Pencak Silat.

The mascot of the Games is Hanuman: a white–creamy super monkey considered as the God of the ape which has every kind of fighting skill with strong determination of great success. Being the Mighty Ape, “Hanuman” often shares in the traditional flower festival as a gesture of warm welcome and inspires friendship and unity for all the Asian peoples.

As expected, Thailand snatched most of the gold medals in the muay thai competition. For more results and info

I heard the selection is taking place there this sunday from 10am to 6pm? Anyone can confirm? Entry 10 bucks.

Exciting list of speakers, lecturers & facilitators for this event includes:

Hi guys this is Terence tong's recent fight in thailand.He did very well

More than 100 fans were present today at Hockey Village muay thai to watch the sparring sessions and cheer for their favorite fighters. Here are some photos from the event, more will come. There were 18 bouts including 2 ladies fights. Most of the fight clips are up already.

Bout 1

Bout 3
Bout 4
Bout 5
Bout 6
Bout 7
Bout 8
Bout 9
Bout 11
Bout 12
Bout 13
Bout 17
Bout 18

As you can see some bouts are missing, if you have them, please upload and post, much appreciated!

Evolve Mixed Martial Arts (www.evolve-mma.com) will be hosting a Muay Thai seminar with one of the greatest Muay Thai fighters of all time, Samart Payakaroon.

Samart Payakaroon is widely regarded as the greatest Muay Thai fighter of all time by the general public in Thailand. He is a 4 time Lumpinee Muay Thai World Champion with one of the most beautiful and technical styles in history. For more information on Samart Payakaroon, please see the official Evolve Blog at www.evolve-mma.blogspot.com

Muay Thai World Champions, Nuengpichit Sityodtong and Yoddecha Sityodtong, will also be assisting Samart Payakaroon for his seminar.

Who: World Champion Samart Payakaroon
World Champion Nuengpichit Sityodtong
World Champion Yoddecha Sityodtong

Where: Evolve Mixed Martial Arts

When: Saturday June 27, 2009

Time: 12:30pm to 3:30pm

Cost: $60 for Evolve members, $120 for non members

To reserve your spot, please email or call 6337-0082.

John Wayne Parr fought Greece’s Iron Mike Zambidis in Melbourne at "Pay back time". In their 2002 previous fight Zambidis won, but this time JWP was READY!

John Wayne The Gunslinger Parr a.k.a. JWP from the Gold Coast, Australia. He is Former 5-Time World Champion and Runner up in The Contender Asia. 97 Fights,71 Wins,35 Knockouts. The Current WKBA World Middleweight Champion.

Iron Mike Zambidis is a professional Greek kickboxer and martial artist. He is the World Kickboxing Federation super-welterweight kickboxing world champion also competing in the K-1 MAX.Standing only 55 what he lacks in height he gains in pure K.O power. 69 Fights,59 Wins,45 by way of Knockout.

Sinbi fighter Paul from Singapore wins by KO in the 3rd round at Bangla Stadium.

Congrats!!! =D> =D> =D>

Reviewed by mastah

Mastering Muay Thai Kickboxing is a great book and resource for beginning and intermediate practitioners. It progresses in a highly structured way and covers each part of the Muay Thai arsenal in high detail with color photographs and line drawings to explain concepts and correct movement.

It starts out by explaining in great detail what a proper stance should look like, the proper way to move within that stance, upper body strikes including all the punches and the many Muay Thai elbow attacks, and lower body attacks including the famous muay thai round kick, cut kick, a lesser known angle kick, the push kick (teep) and also the long knee.

Next the book covers all the methods of defending against upper body strikes. Parrying, catching, slipping a punch, bob and weave, jamming a knee against the opponent and the shoulder jam and much more are covered here. Lower body strikes are then covered, again in the same detail and variety. What’s cool is the book has a table that lists out clearly the defenses you can use for a particular kind of attack. It’s a useful resource to look up if you keep encountering the same problem in sparring.

What’s surprising is the book’s rather in-depth coverage of the Muay Thai clinch.

As you may know already Hockey Village Muaythai gym organized last Sunday an amateur tournament. Some video clips are posted there already. If you happen to stumble upon more, please share them with us, much appreciated!

From Evolution 16 Australia posted by nyghtsky:

Looking back, it's been a great year for muay thai in Singapore! We had the contender asia, a couple of tournaments or so, quite a few local fighters made their mark on the SG muay thai scene, what can you wish for the next year? More tournaments I suppose

Thank you all!

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