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David Cheong
 IP: 218.208.231.88 Oct 7, 08 - 11:24 PM |
I want to be a pro muay thai fighter
Hi Hi everyone i am 17 years old this year and i would like to go and train in rawai muay thai camp after my spm exam. i really want to become a muay thai fighter... Can this camp train me to become professional?  
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Danny @ Bangkok
IP: 203.156.86.21 Oct 8th, 2008 - 9:30 AM |
Re: I want to be a pro muay thai fighter
Harlee @ 15 came to Rawai Muaythai Camp for his first taste of Muaythai.. Now he trains along side of K1 CHAMP Baukaw & has just completed his 10th Pro fight @ Lumpini stadium @ only 17 years oyour PRO Fighting  |
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David Cheong
IP: 218.208.228.74 Oct 8th, 2008 - 5:33 PM |
Re: I want to be a pro muay thai fighter
I am from Malaysia...how to become a pro?hpw long must i train in the camp?what course should i take? 
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Danny Avison
IP: 117.47.84.113 Oct 8th, 2008 - 6:06 PM |
Re: I want to be a pro muay thai fighter
The first step is to come here for a few months .. train hard & get you fitness up... if you still want to be a Pro fighter then you only need to renew your visa and keep on training/ fighting
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David Cheong
IP: 219.95.194.202 Oct 8th, 2008 - 11:10 PM |
Re: I want to be a pro muay thai fighter
Do we need a certificate or something like that to be a pro?Lets say i had became a pro,do i fight only in thailand?Am i fighting for a certain camp like under its contract?then do i still need to pay for the accomodation and training fee?
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Danny Avison
IP: 117.47.84.113 Oct 8th, 2008 - 11:30 PM |
Re: I want to be a pro muay thai fighter
no certificate is required to be a PRO FIGHTER:):) Being a PRO fighter only means that you earn your living / money from Fighting. Students that show good heart, train HARD & fight regularly are often invited to train for 1 year for FREE @ the GYM. If you train for FREE then the GYM will keep a % percentage of your fight PRIZE money. FREE accommodation is available with the Thai fighters, 90% of foreigners chose to rent their own private Thai style bungalow @ 3000 THB ($100)per month rather than sharing the FREE bungalow with 6 - 10 other Thai fighters You are only required to sign a contract to fight for a GYM if you reach a good level, most students would take 1 year of fighting every month to reach that level.
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David Cheong
IP: 118.100.100.205 Oct 9th, 2008 - 1:13 PM |
Re: I want to be a pro muay thai fighter
what about my nasionality?I cant find fight when i go back to malaysia.theres no boxing gyms back in my country.so that means i fight in thailand and reside in thailand eversince i become a pro fighter?
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Danny Avison
IP: 117.47.83.167 Oct 9th, 2008 - 2:04 PM |
Re: I want to be a pro muay thai fighter
Their are lots of Muaythai Tournaments & Training Gyms in Malaysia
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David Cheong
IP: 219.95.192.90 Oct 9th, 2008 - 9:32 PM |
Re: I want to be a pro muay thai fighter
so that means i can train and fight in malaysia? 
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Danny Avison
IP: 117.47.210.143 Oct 9th, 2008 - 9:59 PM |
Re: I want to be a pro muay thai fighter
Yes
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Danny Avison
IP: 117.47.210.143 Oct 9th, 2008 - 10:20 PM |
Re: I want to be a pro muay thai fighter
Abbas Ahmadi Trains @ a Gym in Maylsia |
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David Cheong
IP: 218.208.230.75 Oct 9th, 2008 - 11:37 PM |
Re: I want to be a pro muay thai fighter
so after my training in rawai i can go back to malaysia and become a pro in my country?can you name me some gyms that you know in malaysia? and,will i have a stable income becoming a pro? 
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Danny Avison
IP: 117.47.210.143 Oct 10th, 2008 - 6:59 AM |
Re: I want to be a pro muay thai fighter
Sorry I dont know any of the Gyms in Malaysia. Go to one of the local Muaythai Fights are ask about where they are training. Yes you can earn a steady income from Fighting,every time you fight you get paid. If you get Good enough you can make Good money
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David Cheong
IP: 60.50.231.160 Oct 10th, 2008 - 12:14 PM |
Re: I want to be a pro muay thai fighter
I very short... only 1.68m,about 5ft 6 inches tall but i weigh at about 85kg, that is 170lbs i think. That makes me a heavyweight,right? Is it a fatal disadvantage being a short heavyweight? 
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IP: 206.73.209.94 Oct 10th, 2008 - 1:16 PM |
Re: I want to be a pro muay thai fighter
Best to start training before deciding to be a pro! |
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Danny Avison
IP: 117.47.210.143 Oct 10th, 2008 - 1:41 PM |
Re: I want to be a pro muay thai fighter
Perhaps its an advantage being short , Not so far to fall to the ground if you KOed
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David Cheong
IP: 219.95.192.2 Oct 10th, 2008 - 9:29 PM |
Re: I want to be a pro muay thai fighter
I m coming to rawai, either this december or next years march. Hope you all can train me hard enough and help me realise my dream. I wanna prove everyone that has being looking down on me and say that i am crazy wrong!
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Bjay
IP: 147.114.226.175 Oct 11th, 2008 - 12:20 AM |
Re: I want to be a pro muay thai fighter
Mate, i guess you need to dream...so give it your best shot...no regrets. Goodluck. |
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