Currently Reading: Chiang Mai

This fight was a rematch with the girl I fought for my 15th fight and who beat me.  I must admit, I was nervous for this fight – before I knew who I was fighting –...

When I first looked across the ring at my opponent she looked much bigger to me.  I thought she was taller and her legs looked big, but once we met in the middle to tap gloves...

I’ve been back in Thailand for six weeks and this is my fourth fight in that time.  I lost the two previous fights for reasons that had more to do with mental blocks than physical technique,...

This fight was frustrating.  I’d just lost in a similar way to my previous opponent, with her backing up and me unable to close the distance for my strikes to land.  The similarity between my previous...

This opponent’s Ram Muay was the most beautiful I have seen and I recommend that you watch it. She is an amateur boxer for the Thai National Games so her punches were really quick, tight and...

My first fight back in Thailand and I was anticipating some ring rust.  Having no idea what to expect from my opponent and having been in Thailand for two weeks, I didn’t know what to expect...

Chiang Mai – Loi Kroh – February 16th, 2010 February 16th was my second fight in Chiang Mai, again at the Loi Kroh stadium. This fight was much different from my last in many ways –...

Chiang Mai – Loi Kroh – February 2nd, 201o This is my first fight in Thailand, at Loi Kroh Stadium in Chiang Mai.  I was so nervous, not knowing what to expect at all.  But the...