MONTREAL - I’m not quite sure who the fighters are and their entrance is completely ridiculous, but they are taking part in what has to be one of the shortest Muay Thai fights in history. Be sure not to blink! KICK IT!!! »

MONTREAL - On 29 November 2007 in Paris, Muay Thai champion Yodsanklai (from Thailand) took on for the second time Farid Villaume (from France) at 72 kg. Enjoy! KICK IT!!! »

MONTREAL - Muay Thai knees are devastating in the clinch. Anyone on their receiving end, will definitely remember their brute impact force. But performing the Muay Thai knee strike is not so easy. Proper technique, balance and timing are key. In the following video, Rob Mccullough introduces the these deadly knee strikes. KICK IT!!! »

MONTREAL - Razor Rob Mccullough teaches here how to practice Muay Thai punches (the jab, the cross/straight, the hook, the uppercut) on focus mitts. Enjoy! KICK IT!!! »

MONTREAL - At the Battle of Sweden, which took place on March 2009, Kongpipop Petchyindee took on Otmar Diagne. Enjoy! KICK IT!!! »

MONTREAL - On November 2007 in Paris, Kamel Jemel (from France) took on Lumpinee champion, Kongpipop Petchyindee (from Thailand), for the WBC Muay Thai lightweight title. KICK IT!!! »

MONTREAL - In 1989 Japan, legendary Muay Thai fighter, Sakad Petchindee took on Ronnie Green in what turned out to be arguably one of the best recorded bouts in Muay Thai history! We’re posting round 1 here, and as soon as we find round 2, you can bet on it that we’ll be posting it on MuayThaiMontreal.com! KICK IT!!! »