Podcast appearances and mentions of max muay thai

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Matt Lucas is a former professional Muay Thai fighter, commentator for Max Muay Thai, Social Media Manager for the Fairtex Training Center and host of the On Fighting in Thailand Podcast. In this episode we talk about his background in Muay Thai that led him to Thailand, the emergence of Thai fighters in ONE Championship and the various projects he is involved with that have allowed him to make a living in Thailand. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/toddatkinsshow/message

Bia has built a career in Muay Thai. The Thai began in graphics but when he began at the famed Max Muay Thai he acquired a host of new skills. He mc'd, photographed, created sounds and the design for the show. Bia then went on to work for GSV, one of the biggest Muay Thai companies to date.  Learn how he built his career in Thailand

Ognjen Topic is a Serbian-born American Muay Thai kickboxer. He was born into an ethnic Serb family in Bosnia and Herzegovina. His family fled the Bosnian War, first finding refuge in Serbia. The family emigrated to the United States when Ognjen was nine years old. He has been training at North Jersey Muay Thai (NJMT) since 2005. In 2008, Ognjen began training and fighting out of Eminent Air Gym in Bangkok, Thailand. Eminent Air is ranked one of the 10 best gyms in the country. Ognjen has divided his time primarily training at NJMT while spending months each year at Eminent Air. There, he can gain a competitive advantage while preparing to compete on large televised promotions such as MAX Muay Thai, Ch. 8 (Highest rated show in Thailand). He has also fought in Lumpini, Radjadamnern, Aswindam, Jitmuangnon, Theprasit and many more stadiums, including one in China.  Back in the USA, Ognjen is a full-time instructor who holds class while training for big fights, such as on the Lion Fight show. Ognjen Topic is a three-time world champion in Muay Thai. Topic is also a former Lion Fight World Champion, having earned the title in 2013. He was named "Professional Rookie of the Year" at the Muay Thai Authority Awards in 2011. He is also a World Boxing Council (WBC) North American Super Featherweight Champion and World Kickboxing Association (WKA) North American Lightweight Champion. Ranked No. 1 in the USA (Super Featherweight Division)He is The Current WKA North American Champion (Lightweight Division) and The Current WBC North American Champion (Super Featherweight Division). He was voted 2011 North American professional rookie of the year by Muay Thai Authority and 2011 professional fighter of the month by the WKA (World Kickboxing Association) and 2011 Breakthrough fighter of the year by Muay Thai is Life website. He was awarded New Jersey Martial Arts Hall of Fame 2012 Fighter of the Year and The Most “Fight of the Night” by Friday Night Fights in its history He is also The LogoLounge Award Winner & featured in books 9, 11 & 12 and is the winner of GD USA Magazine Award and The Davey Award.   Links:   Follow True Underdog on IG: www.instagram.com/true_underdog Reach out to Jayson directly at jayson@trueunderdog.com Follow Jayson on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jayson-waller-/ Follow Jayson on Instagram: www.instagram.com/jaysonwallerbam Check out our website to meet the team, view show notes and transcripts: www.trueunderdog.com   Mentioned In The Episode:   Website: https://www.topicfight.com/ https://topiccreative.com/about Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/topicfight/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/topicfight Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TopicFight/   Timestamps:   01:48- What was it like to escape Bosnia?   02:39 - Life Lessons from Ognjen's Father. 03:50 - Ognjen's Design Career.   06:42 - What makes Ognjen different from the rest?   11:40 - Biggest Life lessons learnt as a fighter.   16:49 - How to deal with losses?   19:40 - Mindset of a Champion.   22:09 - How can new Talented fighters get noticed?   

Matt Lucas is a former professional Muay Thai fighter, commentator for Max Muay Thai, Social Media Manager for the Fairtex Training Center and host of the On Fighting in Thailand Podcast. In this episode we talk about his background in Muay Thai that led him to Thailand, the emergence of Thai fighters in ONE Championship and the various projects he is involved with that have allowed him to make a living in Thailand. Check out the Blue Yeti condenser microphone which I use for my podcasts: https://amzn.to/3bxJDWq --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/todd-atkins8/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/todd-atkins8/support

Omar Halaby works hard for his passion, Muay Thai. An experienced fighter in Thailand he’s now sponsored by Fairtex. He’s fought at Lumpinee, Rajadamnern, and Max Muay Thai. The Lebanese fighter fights at a very competitive weight of 60kg and has no plans on stopping anytime soon. Learn about his background and why he’s been so successful.

Willy Whipple is an American training and fighting out of Sitmonchai Gym in Kanchanaburi, Thailand. He's a veteran fighter at the Max Muay Thai Stadium, where he competes regularly on the Sunday night Ultimate show. He also won the Max Muay Thai 69kg Hero Champion Challenge belt. Find out how the American has forged a simple life for himself in the countryside of Thailand in this episode of The Muay Thai Show. How to Listen:

Charles Johnson was working for an oil company in Texas when he realized his career choices and passions weren't aligned. As a Muay Thai fighter, father, and husband, he wanted more. He uprooted his family from their Texas home and moved to Thailand. He trained out of Sitjaopho Gym and became one of the top fighters at Max Muay Thai. After three years and eight months in Thailand, he returned home to open Kingdom Martial Arts Academy, but COVID-19 shut down everything. How to Listen:

Kelly and Kurt are joined by Matt Lucas. Matt is the social media content provider for Fairtex Thailand, an English commentator for Max Muay Thai and also a part of the Nak Muay Legends brand. Among many other things. Matt has his finger on the pulse of Muay Thai in Thailand. We get insight into many things Muay Thai such as foreign fighters worth, the judging of traditional stadium Muay Thai fights and the betting that goes hand and hand with it. If you are interested in some of the lesser-known parts of Muay Thai in Thailand you will not want to miss this episode! Fighting In Thailand book Matt Lucas IG Fight Chase Store Fight Chase IG Carson Kickboxing Club IG --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fightchase/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fightchase/support

In this episode we talk to Dorian Price, commentator for Max Muay Thai and professional Muay Thai fighter. Price has fought all over Thailand and across the world. He’s had bouts at local fairs, Lumpinee, Thai Fight, Max Muay Thai and Europe.  He is now a commentator at Thailand's popular Muay Thai Entertainment show Max Muay Thai.  Price is a gem in the community and brings a host of value anywhere he goes. Learn the game.

In this episode I talk about fighter development by looking at two specific fights that I’ve cornered this month. Omar Halaby fought at Lumpinee stadium, taking a points win and Brogan Stewart fought at Max Muay Thai taking a decision win as well. I look at the different aspects of the fight, how to corner and where the fighters are in their respective careers. Make Stronger Fighters Make Stronger People

In this episode of The Striking Corner, we speak with writer, fighter, and a total pain in Eric's ass, Matt Lucas! Matt currently lives in Thailand where he works as a fight commentator for Max Muay Thai and the Social Media Manager for Fairtex. Matt truly lives and breathes the sport of Muay Thai so we decided to speak with him about the current state of Muay Thai in Thailand, his perspective on the growth and current direction of American Muay Thai, the growth of promotions like One Championship and Max Muay Thai...and much more! Matt jumped on the podcast as a replacement for a guest that had to reschedule and we ended up having a great episode. Matt is still disappointed by Eric's perpetual lack of commitment and Eric still thinks Matt is a pain in the ass...but what are friends for? Enjoy!

ONE Championship Conquest of Champions, UFC Beijing, Crazy Max Muay Thai KO - Asian MMA Podcast Ep 8 This episode is brought to you by Heavyweight fights that don’t make it out of the first round because the last thing you want to see is big boys in minute 6 of a fight. I’m dana blouin and today we are talking about all the Asian MMA awesomeness that went down over the weekend and some to come. Earlier today I was on the Tiny Sumo daily drops on his IG channel talking about Asian MMA and everything going on in the scene. Be sure to check him out @Tiny_Sumo and I’ll have the full link below.  https://www.instagram.com/tiny_sumo/  I need to start out by highlighting ONE Championship Conquest of Champions that took place in Manila, Philippines over the weekend. This event saw Edward Folayang defeat Amir Khan via unanimous decision to reclaim the lightweight championship. That is going to make things interesting with Eddie Alverez joining the ONE Championship roster and the upcoming Grand Prix. The main event of the same card saw ONE Championship Heavyweight champion Brandon Vera make quick work of Mauro Cerilli to retain the strap after two years away from the cage. In other news on that card Bangkok based fighter, Rockie Bactol was dealt his first loss against Akihiro Fujisawa being stopped with elbows in round 3. Rockie came up through the amateur circuits around Asia and was recently part of the ONE Warrior Series. While this is clearly a setback for Rockie, I am sure he will bounce back and be better than ever. On a side note to this ONE Championship event, I want to point out that while I was slacking off for Thanksgiving Anthony Engelen won back to back fights a week apart on short notice both times. Fist with a first round KO against an always game Meas Meul out of Cambodia, and the very next week a first round sub against Jimmy Yabo. Anthony is a fighter's fighter who is always willing to step up. That's why we love to watch him work. Next up we switch it up to UFC Beijing which took place over the weekend and was headlined by a heavyweight clash between Francis Ngannou and Curtis Blaydes, which saw Ngannou get back in the win column with a 45 second TKO victory over Blaydes. The co-main for the card was long time Asian MMA standout Alistair Overeem against Sergey Pavlovich which saw The Reem force a stoppage towards the end of round 1 with some very nasty ground and pound. Also on this card, we had woman’s strawweight standout Zhang Weili, who has been on an 18 fight win streak with 16 finishes stop Jessica Aguilar with an armbar in the first round… Take notice women’s strawweight. In non-MMA news, there was an interesting result in Max Muay Thai that saw fighter Gou Dakui knock out both his opponent and the ref. You can check that out here. https://www.facebook.com/thefightnation/videos/878739992333257/  Next weekend Lions Head Boxing Gym in Bangkok will be playing host to AMC Fight Night. They will have both pro and amateur boxing, kickboxing and MMA on the card. We are going to get to see Mostafa Ibrahim Radi make his pro-MMA debut at this event. He has a deep amateur record from Malaysia so I am going to be excited to see him stepping up to the pros. It looks like we also have Greg McGanja Edwards on the card who is based out of Team Quest Thailand up in Chaingmai. He is always game and comes to bang. But the real gem on this card is the main who comes right out of the Street Fighter video game, Stan Tskitishvili vs the local Bangkok legend Tangmo! I’ve talked about Stan on other episodes, he looked crisp at the last FMD and Tangmo is the guy who will take any fight and always has a punchers chance. This event is just 500 baht per head, so if you are in Ba

With our sixth trip back to Thailand, we had a chance to explore with our friends that were visiting from the US. It was a fun-filled ten days showing them all that we love about Bangkok, exploring the island of Koh Samet together, and taking in the craziness of Pattaya. In this episode, we discuss Muay Thai fighting, street food, the adult life options, and why Pattaya is built for the male western traveler. Beaches, beer, and scooters. Buckle up. Main Topics Covered: Bangkok Koh Samet Pattaya Why Thailand Rocks Links Mentioned in the Episode: Google Fi - the best phone plan for international travelers Nixplay - unbelievable digital frame to share all of your travel photos Our friends, Chris and Arlene, joined us for ten fun-filled days in Thailand.  If you want more details on Bangkok (this was our 6th trip) check out Podcast 8: In LOVE with Bangkok (and a Visit to the Hospital).  Sukhumvit is our favorite place to stay when in Bangkok.  The Patpong Night Market is wild as hell and a ton of fun. Wat Pho (Temple of Reclining Buddha) is a must-visit location in Bangkok.  Scooters are part of the culture and a great way to see the city and get around.  Koh Samet has beautiful views, an authentic vibe, and plenty of beaches to chill on.  Ao Phrao Beach is the best beach on the island of Koh Samed and is clean, warm, and clear.   We have also visited Ko Phi Phi Islands, Thailand (Incredible Beaches) which are more active than the quiet Koh Samet vibe.  Pattaya is an adult playground with plenty of nightlife options.  Muay Thai Fighting is a must-see event if you love sports. The competition is fierce and the rituals are fantastic. We attended Max Muay Thai for 2,000 baht each. Yes, the price is steep but it was well worth it.  Pattaya is different in Patong with the range of bars and size. We discuss The Insane Nightlife of Patong, Thailand (What to do in Patong 2018). Both are crazy in their own way.  Sign up for our Newsletter to get the latest tips in Travel and hear about our weekly visits around the world

When you fight top tier competition in stadiums like Lumpinee, Rajadamnern and MAX Muay Thai, you're bound to become an absolute savage... and that's exactly what Ognjen Topic has done.http://traffic.libsyn.com/muaythaiguy/MTG105.mp3

Muay Thai Guy Podcast - Episode 104Ever since I first started in Muay Thai, Brett Hlavacek's name was one that I recognized early on. He was one of the top dogs who trained under the great Kru Phil Nurse from The Wat, so I knew whenever I watched him I would be in for a treat. With his powerful roundhouses, calm composure and deadly counter skills, it was always fun to watch him fight.Now Brett holds the WBC belt and has been racking up wins both locally in NYC as well as abroad. On top of that he will also be hosting the new Nak Muay Nation training camp in July and is looking to fight at one of Thailand's top promotions like MAX Muay Thai or Super Muay Thai. We talk about his upcoming trip plus much more including:How his start in Taekwondo eventually led to his love for Muay Thai.Why he decided to start competing at the early age of 12.How the Muay Thai scene was much different when he was growing up in the sport.His decision to move to NYC to train full-time under Phil Nurse at The Wat.What made him want to pursue Muay Thai as a career rather than a traditional job his parents wanted.What his past experiences in Thailand have been like and what he expects in his upcoming trip.How he's developed into a coach and trainer throughout his years at The Wat.What he and Kru Nurse look for when bringing up young fighters.How he develops young fighters through training, interclubs and demo fights.Why as he's gotten older he's decided to cut less weight for his fights.And much, MUCH more!Click Here or on the podcast player at the top of the page to listen to MTG 104: Brett HlavacekTo subscribe to the most badass Muay Thai podcast in existence, use the links below.Click here to subscribe via iTunesClick here to subscribe via RSS (non-iTunes feed)Be cool and click here to leave a rating and review.

Muay Thai Guy Podcast - Episode 88At 22 years old, Mathias Gallo Cassarino has accomplished quite a lot for a "farang" in Thailand. But even as a MAX Muay Thai tournament champ and veteran of 60+ fights, Mathias is still striving for more and hopes to one day hold a belt at Lumpinee.Besides fighting, Mathias also is owner of MuayFarang.com and just recently opened up a gym with his father called 7 Muay Thai Gym. We discuss everything that's going on in his life/career including:How at first he avoided Muay Thai but then eventually fell in love with the art.What he's learned from 8+ years of living, training and studying in Thailand.Some tips and advice for people/fighters who are looking to come to Thailand to train.How he changes up his fighting style against foreigners compared to Thai's.What is was like fighting in the MAX Muay Thai tournament and winning.The sacrifices he's had to make in order to be where he is at only 22 years old.What a normal day of training consists at his gym.How him and his dad ended up opening up their own gym, 7 Muay Thai Gym and Beach Resort and the difficulties of opening a business in Thailand.What his plans are for MuayFarang.com and how he initially started the website.What his biggest accomplishments have been so far in his career and what he wants to accomplish next.What his toughest fight has been to date.And much, much more!Click Here or on the podcast player at the top of the page to listen to MTG 088: MAX Muay Thai Tournament Champ, Mathias Gallo Cassarino, on Training and Living in ThailandMake sure to follow Mathias through…His Website – www.MuayFarang.comHis Gym - www.7MuayThai.comFacebook – MuayFarangOfficialInstagram – @muayfarang and @7muaythaigymBe cool and click here to leave a rating and review.Let me know what you thought about the interview in the comment section below!MTG 088 back to more MTG podcast episodesBack to Home Page