Fun to watch when you're baked. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ly6dexmb7Hg]YouTube - Cyrus Washington - Taekwondo & Muay Thai Fighter[/ame] [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ly6dexmb7Hg"][/ame]
hahah id love to see a nig like that get in a fight at a party or somebody try and jump him at a party cause a 1on1 would be too easy I could only imagine how fuckin funny it would be legit highlights though
Lol yeah. He's the 72kg bareknuckle boxing champion in Burma too. Fights Jomhod (Muay Thai legend) this Wednesday.
fuckin a!! my fav is right at 58-59 seconds, "lean back" lol freaking awesome...wish I could kick like that
I've been training mt and krav magna this past year and am a brown belt in judo... Your boy has some lethal kicks, I would not want to get near him in the ring. What weight class does he fight at? Oh thank God I'm heavier than him...
He fights best at 76-78kg due to the amount of muscle he has but can cut to 70 if needed. VERY poor decision when he does that because he literally drains his body of water to get that low, then has no energy to fight. As far as being bigger than him...not really a problem lol: [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3Sy2K7XDQA]YouTube - Cyrus Washington (Tiger Muay Thai) Knocks out the Thai Giant[/ame]
Holy shit mate, I'm going to either Tiger Muay Thai or dragon muay thai this summer... could you ask him if he's heard any advantages to either or. I was just saying that we're in different weight classes so there would never be a sanctioned fight.
Search him on facebook and he'll be glad to give you his opinion. All I can say is, there's a reason we've retained all of our top caliber fighters even though some people try and give us a bad name. I work at Tiger so if you want any info just shoot me a PM. I'll be objective though, there are reasons to choose Dragon depending on what your focus is.
MOAR BADASSERY: One of my trainers won a 8 man Muay Thai tournament. KO'd 3 opponents in the same night (he's only 21): [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qiKxgljezAQ]YouTube - Ritt (Tiger Muay Thai) KO's 3 opponents in a 8 man Muay Thai tournament[/ame] Nazee..he's approaching 400 fights: [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDUE4Yh4Na8]YouTube - Nazee Highlight Reel[/ame] Just in case anyone's interested.
I am VERY impressed... At Cyrus. He's got everything. The kicks... the punch... the defence... And he's at the highest level of being a muaythai boxer. The guy can dance. Man... it's this kind of 'talent' and 'fire' that the sport of Muay Thai needs right now. The weekly matches at various venues in Bangkok are so... cold. No action. Everyone just step into the ring and dance for 5 rounds, and that's it. The local Thai Muay Thai boxer... got no heart. They're just there for the money. They have no desire to knock the opponent out. They're too soft hearted. Everyone knows everyone and they all know why they do it... Get punched in the face... get sharp knees driven into their solar plex... Get 30 stitches on above the eye from a vicous elbow attack... They do it for the money. What kind of money? The kind of money that provides just enough for the boxer, and his family to not starve. They get paid by the number of stitches they get during the fight, and with the money they made, they drink and gamble with their blood as their currency. It's pretty sad, really. But anyway... sorry.
this thread should appreciate this..... [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=exYXeMkpoCM&feature=related]YouTube - "Kyokushin Karate"[/ame] those leg kicks...that look like they do nothing...... this is them "properly" applied..... [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41V4I1kJbPA&feature=related]YouTube - "Kyokushin Karate"[/ame] [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4p3WrgbSCEM&feature=related]YouTube - Kyokushin Karate Jodan Mawashi Geri KOs[/ame] [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EeDDiFQYTQ&feature=related]YouTube - The best Kyokushin knocouts.www.oyama-karate.tk[/ame]
He's off to South Africa next month to train, fight and save up some money, then going to Amsterdam to kick off his K-1 career (he's a little late but we have the right connections). I run a pretty unique fighter program so our sponsored fighters get money from more than just fighting which allows them to stay longer in Thailand and live a little more comfortably. Our trainers are paid well and some end up making more money than me every month just off private sessions lol. Fights, especially in Bangkok, heavily depend on betters. Some great boxers will take a fall for a few bucks, it's just unfortunate in Thailand. For them it's a day job whereas to us it's somewhat of an oddity. The scene is much worse in Phuket but due to the large amount of foreign fighters and foreign run gyms we are able to have a bit of an impact. I think Muay Thai will be pretty legit here in 1-3 years; we also host MMA fights which are becoming popular. Anyways... /stoned