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leave him alone at least he had a crack, a lot of people just criticise without doing it themselves

you should take it up again

Great footage of samart, back in the day of vhs tapes, i like his boxing style. i'm starting to incorporate stuff from samart into my game.

pretty hard i'd imagine, going to thailand will probably be a pipedream for me for a while, it'll be ages before they let australians travel abroad again

i'll respond to the poor lad above and try and help him. when borders open and after the covo has been contained, i'm also keen on training at tiger as i know some people who have trained there who are/were professional mma fighters. i'm from australia and have been training muay thai and bjj...

i can picture dolph lundgren when i read that

so it's confirmed, i'm going to train in thailand for a month departing brisbane on the 24th jan. my coach pointed me to fairtex pattaya so that's where i will be training, he trains there every year. i will mostly be doing muay thai with a bit of mma and bjj in there as well. i plan to have my...

nah i loved it

yeah it makes for great entertainment. i saw this young farang guy in pattaya at a bar who was quite handsome with an ugly old thai ladyboy sitting on his lap, he must have been pretty desperate, i was laughing

i'm looking at training in khongsittha in 6 months and plan to train there for a month and have a fight. i know muay thai guy sean :eek::eek::eek:an goes there with his group of students and i've heard nothing but good things about khongsittha. i emailed dunk the co-founder and he was happy to accommodate...

there's a really nice italian restaurant near ali's bbq that does a mad spagetti

dunno if this question has been asked before but does anyone have a detailed review of sitsongpeenong in bangkok? i couldn't find a review of it on these forums. i'm keen to train there next year for a month and i've asked the gym about having my first fight there and they said they'll be able...

i wouldn't even waste my breath on that guy, he spends too much time on the computer bashing people (keyboard warrior) and probably doesn't have a clue about anything muay thai and wouldn't have the balls to step into a gym and do muay thai to begin with. that's right i like many people on here...

I quite liked Phuket Top Team when I was there about 12 months ago and I remember you said hi to me a couple of times Boyd. Your wife once she got to know me was quite friendly and would cook some nice meals for me. I had a great time training there.

i agree there's some assholes out there and dodgy pricks but the gym i'm training at (have been there almost 3 years) is like family to me. my coach has helped me build into the person i am today, no longer am i a 30 year old "boy" who wanted to give up easily. he has helped changed my attitude...

Certainly changed my life. I didn't have a lot of mental toughness when I started and beat myself up a lot, I was getting hammered all the time. But fast forward 31/2 years, been a blue belt for 12 months and training regularly 4-5 times a week. Doing BJJ has carried over into my life as well...

The lady (the owner's wife) at PTT isn't bad, she gets a bit hyped up when she talks (haha) but just show her respect, some people must have just got on her wrong side.

About Phuket Top Team (PTT) Is an MMA gym in Chalong, southern Phuket, on Soi Ta-ied (same street as Tiger Muay Thai). When you are at the airport, just say "Top Team, Soi Ta-ied" to the taxi driver. I found taxi is pretty much the only way to go from the airport since minibuses won't go there...

Took me 2 1/2 years to get my blue, just got it last Thursday, I'm the bloke 3rd from the left at the front.

i'm looking at going to phuket and training at sinbi and to get my mma fix train at phuket top team sometimes. I have been doing muay thai, mma and bjj for about 3 years now. After phuket i'll head to pattaya to train at sityodtong and catch up with family. i've trained at sityodtong before it...