WCK Muay Thai: USA vs. China 2015 Fight Card

WCK Muay Thai: USA vs. China is set to take place November 13 at the the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, NV. The event is the promotions annual Wulinfeng event which features a USA vs. China portion.

Josh Aragon and Ryan Roy will serve as the night's main event as they battle for the WBC Muay Thai National USA Middleweight Championship. Aragon was originally set to face Landon Simmons for his WBC Muay Thai title, but Simmons was forced to withdraw and Roy stepped in on short notice and the fight was moved up a weight class. Aragon will be looking to keep his undefeated record in tact as he takes on Roy.

Other notable fighters in action will be Jo Sittisak as he takes on Tie Yinghua, and Lerdsila "Mr. Lightning" taking on Zeqi Deng. Adam Rothweiler will also be looking to keep his undefeated record as he takes on Jin Jintao in the USA vs. China portion of the card.

Fight Card:

Josh Aragon vs. Ryan Roy

Raul Rodriguez vs. Xingjun Liu

Vicky Church vs. Wang Kehan

Jo Sittisak vs. Tie Yinghua

Matt Sayles vs. Yang Zhuo

Lerdsila "Mr. Lightning" vs. Zeqi Deng

Adam Rothweiler vs. Jin Jintao

Kronpet DeJat vs. Wei Rui

Shavone Warren vs. Qiu Jianliang

Mike Wenger vs. Liu Dancheng

Liu Yong vs. TBA

WCK Muay Thai: Cali 9 Results - Rothweiler remains undefeated with (T)KO victory

WCK Muay Thai: Cali 9 took place last night at the Hollywood Park Casino in Inglewood, CA. The event was headlined by undefeated Adam Rothweiler taking on Mehdi Mahaleh in a featherweight bout. Rothweiler made short work of Mahaleh, damaging him with leg kicks and scoring a (T)KO victory at two minutes and thirty seconds of round one. It was another impressive display by Rothweiler who now improves his record to 7-0.

In the co-main event Sityodtong fighter Josh Aragon and veteran Bryce Krause put on a great fight for five rounds. Aragon used his boxing to set the pace and control the fight, scoring a knockdown in the first round. He was also able to control the fight when it went to the clinch and in the end won a unanimous decision. 

Results:
Adam Rothweiler def. Mehdi Mahale via (T)KO (Leg Kicks) in Rd. 1
Josh Aragon def. Bryce Krause via Unanimous Decision
Brian Del Rosario def. Danny Valdez via Unanimous Decision
David Pacheco def. Matt Erdems via (T)KO in Rd. 2
Eddie Jackson def. Marcin Backowski via Unanimous Decision
Jermaine Soto def. Ghiath Daker via Unanimous Decision

Adam Rothweiler talks upcoming fight with Mehid Mahaleh at WCK Muay Thai: Cali 9

Adam Rothweiler will be fighting Mehid Mahaleh at this weekend's WCK Muay Thai: Cali 9 event. Rothweiler is an exciting fighter that loves to press the action and let the leather fly. He has yet to taste defeat in the Muay Thai ring since transitioning over from MMA. 

We were able to catch up to Adam and talk about the upcoming fight as well as his career up this point.

MTA: Adam you are fighting Mehid Mahaleh at Cali 9. How familiar are you with your opponent?

Adam: I'm not familiar with my opponent at all. We were not able to get any video of him. We only know his record as a Kickboxer. 

MTA: As a fighter how important is research of your opponents, does it play a big role in your preparation?

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Adam: It's sometimes nice to do some research on my opponents so I have some kind of idea of their style but I'm not really worried about what he does, I just get in the ring and fight.

MTA: You have yet to taste defeat in the Muay Thai ring, does the pressure to stay undefeated mount with each fight?

Adam: I don't feel any pressure to stay undefeated. I just don't let being undefeated get to my head. I always go into a fight feeling like I'm the underdog so I don't put any pressure on myself. 

MTA: You started your fight career in MMA. What prompted the move to Muay Thai, typically it is the other way around?

Adam: Yes, I started my career in MMA and in a lot of ways it helped me improve my stand up because I had to learn different styles to help me compete at a higher level. When I started fighting, I always wanted to fight Muay Thai. I just never got the opportunity until I met and started talking with Dennis Warner, promoter and owner of WCK Full Rules Muay Thai. He gave me the opportunity to fight in his promotion and I never looked back.

MTA: As a fighter what brings on the most amount of pressure, and what do you do to deal with it?

Adam: As a fighter I don't feel much pressure. I just try to keep a clear head and focus on the task at hand. 

MTA: You have an exciting fight style that fans love. Who is your trainer and can you tell us a little about him?

Adam: David Salinas is my boxing coach. He's put a lot of time in with me and is a great coach. He always pushes me and constantly helps me to improve my stand up. I just feel really comfortable with working with him and I feel that's an important relationship that a fighter should have with a coach. 

MTA: As we know you started in MMA, but what prompted you to start training to be a fighter?

Kenny Finister

Adam: That would have to be Kenny Finister. He's been my long time Muay Thai coach and has also put a lot of time in with me to help me improve my techniques with my elbows, knees, and kicks. 

Tony Martindale is my strength and conditioning coach and manager. He always makes sure I'm ready to fight and peak at the right time for my fights during fight camp. 

If it weren't for my coaches I wouldn't be who I am as a fighter today.

Honestly, I never really saw myself as a fighter or ever thought about being a professional fighter. I joined Adrenaline gym just to work out and get in shape. Then a couple of months later I was asked to fight. I never looked back and now I'm here today as a professional fighter. 

MTA: Outside of the ring what are your hobbies?

Adam: Outside the ring I like to go fishing and ride motorcycles. I just like to relax and spend time with my family, especially my son Dylan. Anything to get my mind off of the everyday grind of training camp.

MTA: Not looking past your current opponent, but if you could fight anyone your next fight who would it be?

Adam: I never look past an opponent. I don't care who I fight I just want to stay busy and fight as much as I can.

MTA: Any words for your supporters?

Adam: I want to thank KAR construction, Adrenaline gym and all my fans. They're the ones that keep me going! I really appreciate all the support they have given me.

WCK Muay Thai: Cali 9 Fight Card

WCK Muay Thai: Cali 9 will take place July 25th 2015 at the Hollywood Park Casino. The event will which will feature nine professional bouts will have fighters such as Adam Rothweiler, Josh Aragon, Jacob Poss, and Charles Bisset in action. 

Rothweiler will be looking to keep his undefeated record when he faces Mehid Mahaleh. Rothweiler is one of California's brightest talents. He is a dynamic fighter that loves to press the action and gives fans exciting performances.

Josh Aragon, a Sityodtong trained fighter will face Eddie Abasolo. Aragon spent a decent amount a of time cutting his teeth on the amateur circuit where he earned is reputation as one of California's upcoming talents before making the jump to the pro ranks a few years back.

Keep checking back at Muay Thai Authority for more information regarding the upcoming WCK Muay Thai: Cali 9 fight card.

Fight Card:

Adam Rothweiler vs. Mehid Mahaleh

Josh Aragon vs. Eddie Abasolo

Charles Bisset vs. Marcel Lumakang

Jacob Poss vs. Andy Murad

David Pacheco vs. Matt Erdems

Daniel Valdez vs. Brian Del Rosario

Chris Minor vs. Rajesh Narine

Jermaine Soto vs. Ghiath Daker

Marcin Backowski vs. Casey Greene

WCK: USA vs. CHINA Results

WCK Muay Thai held another in a series "USA vs. China" events last night in Cabazon, California.  The night's main event featured Mike Lemaire vs. Shamir Garcia, with Josh Aragon vs. Ghiath Daker for the co-main event.

Adam Rothweiler vs. One Seng Soon was also a featured bout of the evening, with the aggressive Rothweiler gaining a KO victory over Soon.

Results:

Mike Lemaire def. Shamir Garcia via Unanimous Decision
Josh Aragon def. Ghiath Daker via KO in Rd. 2
Adam Rothweiler def. One Seng Soon via KO in Rd. 1
Matt Sayles def. Zhang Chunyu via Unanimous Decision
Wei Ninghui def. Marvin Madariaga via Majority Decision
Marcin Backowski def. Dave Pacheco via Unanimous Decision
Ming Freeman def. Charles Williams via KO in Rd. 2
Dony Chen def. Sean Choice via TKO in Rd. 1
Daniel Valdez def. Josh Cunanan via Unanimous Decision
Shaena Cox vs. Tang Zoie ends in Draw
German Baltazar dev. Ignacio Capllonch via Majority Decision

WCK Muay Thai: International Showdown Results

WCK Muay Thai: International Showdown took place this past Saturday at Pechanga Resort and Casino in Temecula, CA. The main event featured Jemyma Betrian  vs. Christi Brereton. Betrian was able to defend her WBC Muay Thai Women's Bantamweight World Title by knocking out Brereton in the second round. It was another dominant performance for Betrian who is now on a eight fight winning streak with the victory.

Also on the fight card Adam Rothweiler remained undefeated with a fourth round knockout of Ji Guangian. With the win Rothweiler remains undefeated in his pro Muay Thai career at 6-0.

Full Results:
Jemyma Betrian def. Christi Brereton via KO in Rd. 2

Sam Alvey def. Jacob Poss via KO in Rd. 4

Adam Rothweiler def. Ji Guangian via KO in Rd. 4

Wan Ke Han def. Ciara Irvine via Unanimous Decision

Marvin Madriaga def. Wei Ninghui via Unanimous Decision

Lindsey Marino def. Xiong Jingnan via Unanimous Decision

Melsik Baghdasaryan def. Chen Wei Chao via Split Decision

Wan Ke Han def. Lindsay Ball via (T)KO in Rd. 2

Michael Aviles def. Andrew Gabriel via Extra Round Decision

Jon Stark def. Mike Wenger via KO in Rd. 1

WCK Muay Thai "International Showdown" set for June 7th at Pechanga Resort and Casino

WCK Muay Thai returns to Pechanga Resort and Casino on June 7th with “International Showdown”. The event will feature a main event bout between Jemyma Betrian and Christi Brereton for the WBC Women’s Bantamweight World Title. Betrian will be looking to win her eight consecutive fight when she fights Brereton.

Also fighting on the event will be rising star Adam Rothweiler as he takes on Ji Guangjian for the WLF Muay Thai Featherweight Title. The fight card will also feature The Ultimate Fighter alumni Sam Alvey as he take on Jacob Poss.

Fight Card:
Jemyma Betrian vs. Christi Brereton
Jacob Poss vs. Sam Alvey
Ji Guangjian vs. Adam Rothweiler
Wei Ninghui vs. Marvin Madariaga
Zheng Zhaoyu vs. Joe Davidson
Chen Wei Chao vs. Melsik Baghdasaryan
Jon Stark vs. Mike Wenger

WCK Muay Thai "Matter of Pride" set for February 15th in Temecula, CA

WCK Muay Thai will return on February 15, 2014 with "Matter of Pride". The event will take place at Pechanga Resort and Casino in Temecula, CA. The main event will feature Jemyma Betrian vs. Thais Souza and the co-main event will feature a re-match between Sergio Pique and Virgil Zwicker. Other fights set to take place at the event include Bryce Krause vs. Landon Simmons, Adam Rothwiler vs. David Huerta, and Afam Egbochuku vs. Charles Bisset.
 

Jemyma Betrian will be returning to the United States to fight for the first time since April of 2013 when she defeated Baitong Sumalee by first round knockout under the WCK Muay Thai banner. Betrian is one of the sports youngest and brightest stars and easily considered one of the top female fighters in the world.
 

Sergio Pique and Virgil Zwicker will meet in a re-match of their April 2013 fight which was won by Pique via split decision. The first fight had several wild exchanges throughout the bout and looked more like Rock Em' Sock Em' Robots. Nothing less should be expected from these two in the re-match.

You can check out the most current fight card below.
 

Fight Card: 

Jemyma Betrian vs. Thais Souza

Sergio Pique vs. Virgil Zwicker

Bryce Krause vs. Landon Simmons

Adam Rothwiler vs. David Huerta

Jon Vargas vs. Melisk Baghdasaryan

Adrian Morilla vs. Levon Sarkisyan

Afam Egbochuku vs. Charles Bisset

Marvin Madariaga vs. Travs Garlits

Daniel Valdez vs. Andrew Gabriel

Francisco Garcia vs. James Steelsmith

Zoila Fausto vs. TBA

WCK Muay Thai "WCK vs. Wulinfeng 2013" Results

This past weekend WCK Muay Thai "WCK vs. Wulinfeng" took place at the Riviera in Las Vegas. The annual Wulinfeng event featured some veterans of the Muay Thai and Kickboxing scene as well as some up and coming fighters.

In the main event Lerdsila Chumpairtour and Zequi Deng met in a re-match from last years event. Last time Deng won by split decision, but Chumpairtour was able to avenge the lost by taking home a unanimous decision this time around. 

In other action Cyrus Washington dropped a decision to  Xinjun Lui, Adam Rothweiler continued the amazing start to his Muay Thai career by improving his record to 4-0 since making his pro debut earlier this year by defeating Jacob Ramsey. Mike Lemaire scored his second (T)KO in a row by stopping Qiang Guo in the first round.

Results:

Lerdsila Chumpairtour def. Zequi Deng via Unanimous Decision

Xingjun Lui def. Cyrus Washington via Unanimous Decision

Mike Lemaire def. Qiang Guo via (T)KO 2:14 of Rd. 1

Adam Rothweiler def. Jacob Ramsey via Unanimous Decision

Raul Rodriguez def. Wenfei Dong via Split Decision

Yinghua Tie def. Mohammad Navidinia via (T)KO 2:20 of Rd. 3

Melsik Baghdasaryan def. Chuang Xie via Unanimous Decision

Fight Card for November 2nd WCK Muay Thai "WCK vs. Wulinfeng" event in Las Vegas

WCK Muay Thai returns to action November 2nd at the Riviera Casino in Las Vegas. The night’s event will feature their annual WCK Muay Thai vs. Wulinfeng fight card.

The night’s main event will feature a WBC Muay Thai international title fight between Lerdsila Chumpairtour and Deng Zeqi. The pair met at last year’s WCK vs. Wulinfeng show in a fight that Zeqi won by split decision.

Some other notables on the fight card include Cyrus Washington, Mike Lemaire, Adam Rothweiler, and Afam Egbochuku. Washington will face Yi Long, Lemaire will fight Guo Qiang, and Rothweiler take on Chan Kai Chung as part of the team WCK vs. Wulinfeng competition. Egbochuku will fight Bruce Trudl in a full rules Muay Thai super fight.

Fight Card:
Lerdsila Chumpairtour vs. Deng Zeqi
Cyrus Washington vs. Yi Long
Mike Lemaire vs. Guo Qian
Adam Rothweiler vs. Chan Kai Chung
Raul Rodriguez vs. Dong Wenfei
Mohammad Navidinia vs. Tie Yinghua
Justine Kish vs. Tang Jin
Melisk Baghdasaryan vs. Xie Chuang
Afam Egbochuku vs. Bruce Trudl
David Pacheco vs. Sun Weichao
Linda Aguilar vs. Wang Chaoqi
Jason Caldwell vs. Jorge Perez

Results and Recap for WCK Muay Thai "Hot Summer Fights", Nakamoto remains undefeated

WCK Muay Thai “Hot Summer Fights” took place last night at the Pechanga Resort and Casino in Temecula, CA. In the night’s main event Aleide Lawant tried to Dethrone “The Queen of Mean” Miriam Nakamoto and not only take her WBC Muay Thai World Title, but also hand her the first loss of her career. Nakamoto, however, would have none of it. Lawant came out aggressive, but Nakamoto remained poised and calmly took the center of the ring. They both exchanged heavy blows and Lawant opened a cut on Nakamoto’s brow with an elbow, but before she could capitalize on the cut Nakamoto returned the favor. As the fight wore on Nakamoto seemed to get stronger as Lawant slowed down. In the end Nakamoto walked away still undefeated and still the champ after all three judges scored the fight in her favor giving her the unanimous decision victory.

In the night’s co-main event Mike Lemaire won the WBC Muay Thai Cruiserweight National Title with a first round (T)KO of Ryan Madigan. Early in the first round after some exchanged strikes Madigan fell to the canvas clutching his right knee. After getting back to his feet Lemaire went on the attack and pushed him against the ropes. Lemarie looked to deliver a flying knee, but Madigan fell to his back clutching his knee again and the fight was stopped.

In another WBC Muay Thai title fight Luis Bio defended his WBC Muay Thai Mexican National Title by edging a very game Raul Rodriguez in a split decision. Bio started strong and used his strong clinch to get the better of Rodriguez early, but as the fight went on it seemed Rodriguez got stronger. He began to use his boxing a bit more and connect with clean punches in the later rounds, but Bio continued to use his clinch game to neutralize Rodriguez’s boxing. It was a close fight but Bio remained the champion when it was all said and done.

Adam Rothweiler improved to 3-0 with a (T)KO stoppage of Levon Sarkysan. Rothweiler and Sarkysan went toe to toe, but the difference was that Rothweiler continuously delivered leg kicks to Sarkysan’s lead leg that went unchecked. By the fourth round Sarkysan could no longer take the leg kicks and he hit the canvas. After beating the referee’s count Rothweiler went on the attack with more leg kicks knocking Sarkysan down against and forcing the referee to stop the fight.

In some of the night’s other action Leyna Ovchynnikova won a unanimous decision over Emily Bearden. Jacob Poss, John Vargas, and Alfred Kashakyan all scored spectacular first round knockouts as well.

Results:

Miriam Nakamoto def. Aleide Lawant via Unanimous Decision

Mike Lemaire def. Ryan Madigan via (T)KO in Rd. 1

Luis Bio def. Raul Rodriguez via Split Decision

Leyna Ovchynnikova def. Emily Bearden via Unanimous Decision

Adam Rothweiler def. Levon Sarkysan via (T)KO in Rd. 4

Jacob Poss def. Miguel Cosio via KO in Rd. 1

John Vargas def. Rajesh Narine via KO in Rd. 1

Alfred Kashakyan def. Chris Minor via KO in Rd. 1

James Steelsmith def. Dave Pacheco via Split Decision

Ed Abasolo def. Angel Mesa via Unanimous Decision

WCK Muay Thai "Hot Summer Fights" set for August 24th in Temecula, CA with Miriam Nakamoto vs. Aleide Lawant main event

WCK Muay Thai will return to Pechanga Resort and Casino in Temecula, CA on August 24th with "Hot Summer Fights". The night's main event will feature Miriam Nakamoto (15-0) making her return to the Muay Thai ring after a year long absence to face Aleide Lawant (19-8). 

Nakamoto has made a successful transition to MMA since her last Muay Thai Fight in August of 2012 when she defeated Julie Kitchen. Dutch striker, Lawant will look to welcome Nakamoto back to the Muay Thai ring. The 2011 winner of the Enfusion tournament will look to try and hand Nakamoto her first career defeat.

In the night's co-main event Mexican WBC Muay Thai champion Luis Bio (11-4) square off with Raul Rodriguez (11-1) in a WBC Muay Thai title fight. Bio will look to bounce back after a decision loss in China against to Zhipeng Zhou in the Wu Lin Feng 154lb 8-man tournament. Rodriguez last competed in November of 2012 when he scored decision victory over Chuang Xie at the WCK's Wu Lin Feng event in Las Vegas.

Also featured on the card will be Mike Lemaire (9-1) vs. Ryan Madigan (28-6) for the WBC Muay Thai national cruiserweight title. Lemaire will be looking to bounce back from his first professional loss.

Fight Card:

Miriam Nakamoto vs. Aleide Lawant

Luis Bio vs. Raul Rodriguez

Mike Lemaire vs. Ryan Madigan

Lena Ovchynnikova vs. Emily Bearden

Adam Rothweiler vs. Levon Sarksyan

Miguel Cosio vs. Jacob Poss

Josh Aragon vs. Guilherme Silva

Dave Pacheco vs. James Steelsmith

Rajesh Narine vs. John Vargas

Chris Minor vs. Alfred Kashakyan

Matches to make after M-One "Reborn"

M-One “Reborn” took place this past week and it was a nice return for the M-One promotion after a year long hiatus. The theme of the event was Team Thailand vs. The World, and Team Thailand walked away with a clean 4-0 sweep. Despite only one North American based fighter being on the world team, there were several other on the fight card. So what’s next for the winning fighters after M-One “Reborn”? Here are a few match ups that we feel would be good moves for the four North American winner on the under card, and for the only North American on the world team, Romie Adanza, whether they be on a future M-One card or another promotion.

Romie Adanza vs. Jomhod Sagami
Their bout at M-One ended early due to a nicely placed elbow from Jomhod that opened up a cut on Adanza’s head. There is no saying what would have happened had Adanza not been cut so early in the bout. Fans definitely weren’t happy about the stoppage, and would probably be more than excited to see a re-match.

Bryce Krause vs. Luis Bio
Bryce Krause defeated Douglas Edwards by unanimous decision at M-One “Reborn”. Krause used some accurate counter striking to find his mark and out point Edwards. A match-up that would not only be exciting, but would make sense would be against Mexico’s Luis Bio. Both are two of the top 154lb fighters in North America and would likely engage in an exciting bout. Krause’s heavy hands vs. Bio’s clinch and elbow game would be a treat for the fans.

Glen Spencer vs. Shawn Yarborough or Brandon Banda
Glen Spencer stumbled out of the gates as a pro dropping a decision to Mike Lemaire, but has won his last two bouts by (T)KO. His victory over Sebastian Lopez at M-One was a solid victory for the Sityodtong LA product, but it would be nice to see Spencer face a more seasoned veteran his next time out. Shawn Yarborough or Brandon Banda would each fit the bill. Both are veterans that, although not as active lately have been solid fighters throughout their career, and could test Spencer in a five round fight.

Adam Rothweiler vs. Jason Andrada
Adam Rothweiler was active in the MMA scene before switching to Muay Thai, and so far it seems like it has been the right choice. Rothweiler defeated Adrian Morilla in his pro debut, and at M-One “Reborn” scored a spectacular head kick knockout over Jessie Magusen. Rothweiler was known as an exciting fighter when he was competing in MMA never holding anything back and it seems that he’s bringing that trait over to Muay Thai. Rothweiler keeps a fast pace and doesn’t seem to slow down. Andrada is another young fighter who doesn’t seem to have a pause button. From start to finish both of these fighters go full force, and if you place them both in the same ring the only result possible seems to be one of the craziest fights that could ever take place.

Joey Pagliuso vs. Jose Palacios
Joey Pagliuso has seemed like a man possessed in his last two fights. Both fights have been one sided stoppages of his opponents, with Karlos Aldama being his victim at M-One “Reborn”. Pagliuso has come out fighting like a bat out of hell looking to let the leather fly early and it has paid dividends. In 2011 Pagliuso suffered a knockout loss to Jose Palacios after a head kick dropped him in the final round of the bout. Up until that point many thought Pagliuso was on his way to winning a decision. It would be interesting to see these two meet again.

M-One "Reborn" Results: Sagetdao retains WBC Muay Thail World Super Lightweight Title

M-One “Reborn” took place last night at San Manuel Casino in Highland, CA. In the night’s main event Sagetdao Petpayathai and Tetsuya Yamato fought for Sagetdao’s WBC Muay Thai super lightweight world title. As expected Sagetdao started off slow as he went through the feeling out process, however, once the second round started he began to pick up the pace. Surprisingly to many, he did not try to engage Yamato in the clinch as much as expected. Yamato was more than game as he let the leather fly and answered most of what Sagetdao threw his way. It was a close fight going into the fourth round when Sagetdao began to let his elbows fly and was able to open a cut over the right eye of Yamato. The doctor was brought in to examine the cut and the bout was stopped in the fourth round awarding Sagetdao the fight. With the win Sagetdao retains his WBC world title.

In the night’s co-main event Romie Adanza and Jomhod Sagami got to fight for a little over a minute before a cut was again the culprit of ending a fight early. Jomhod clinched for a brief second and delivered a lighting quick elbow that opened up a nice sized cut on the right side of Adanza’s forehead. The doctor was called in to inspect the cut, and Adanza could be seen pleading to the doctor to let the fight to continue, but despite his pleas the doctor stopped the fight.

Superbon Suppachai started strong against Craig Jose in their bout. In the early rounds Superbon was aggressive with his attacks and continuously targeted Jose’s lead leg with kicks. It seemed Superbon was on the way to a clear cut victory, but in the fourth round the resilient Jose started to turn the pressure up as Superbon began to fade. He went to work with all his tools and by the end of the bout what seemed like it would be a clear cut win for Superbon now seemed like it could go to either fighter. In the end all three judges awarded the fight to Superbon.

In the first of the Thailand vs. The World matches Thanongdeth Petpayathai made quick work of Charlie Peters. The fight was very even until a kick from Thanongdeth seemed to hurt Peters, when Thanongdeth realized Peters was hurt he pounced and delivered a couple of knees that sent Peters down and he was not able to beat the referee’s count. It seemed that Peters might have caught a toe in the eye which is what led to his demise in the bout.

Bryce Krause and Douglas Edwards fought for five hard rounds. The fight was pretty close from the start as both fighters landed their fair share. Edwards pressed the fight, but Krause was more than happy to stand back and counter with crisp strikes. In the end the close bout was awarded to Kruase by all three judges. With the win Krause defended his MTAA National super welterweight title.

The night’s other three pro bouts were all stoppages. Adam Rothweiler scored and exciting head kick knockout of Jessie Magusen, Glen Spencer used knees to the body to stop Sebastian Lopez, and Joey Pagliuso landed a devastating right hand to end Karlos Aldama's night early.


Results:

Pro
Sagetdao Petpayathai def. Testuya Yamato via (T)KO (Cut) at 1:38 of Rd. 4
Jomhod Sagami def. Romie Adanza via (T)KO (Cut) at 1:21 of Rd. 1
Superbon Suppachai def. Craig Jose via Unanimous Decision
Thanongdeth Petpayathai def. Charlie Peters via KO at 2:57 of Rd. 1
Bryce Krause def. Douglas Edwards via Unanimous Decision
Glen Spencer def. Sebastian Lopez via (T)KO (Knees) at 1:35 of Rd. 3
Adam Rothweiler def. Jessie Magusen via KO (Head Kick) at 1:43 of Rd. 1
Joey Pagliuso def. Karlos Aldama via KO at 1:00 of Rd. 1

Amateur:

Eric Luna def. David Huerta via Unanimous Decision

WCK Muay Thai "Bad to the Bone" results

WCK Muay Thai “Bad to the Bone” took place this past weekend at the Pechanga Hotel and Casino in Temecula, CA. In the night’s main event Sergio Pique and Virgil Zwicker fought for five rounds with Pique earning a split decision victory. Zwicker seemed to be the stronger fighter earlier in the bout, but as he began to fade Pique began to pick up the action and was able to take the fight on two of the three judge’s score cards.

In the night’s co-main event Mike Lemaire took home a split decision over Andy Murad. Lemaire was coming off a “Road to Glory” tournament win and many thought he would simply walk through Murad, but that wasn’t the case. Murad kept the fight close by clinching and slowing down the pace of the fight and not letting Lemaire unload with his heavy strikes. In the end two of the judge’s saw the fight for Lemaire, giving him the win. Lemaire remains undefeated and pushes his pro record to 8-0.

Josh Aragon won scored a spectacular knockout in the fourth round of his fight with Karl Santiago. The Sityodtong Los Angeles product connected with a spinning elbow that sent Santiago crashing down to the canvas. It was an impressive knockout by Aragon who is now 2-0 since turning pro.

Jemyma Betrian needed only 30 second to dispatch of Baitong Sumalee. Betrian sent Sumalee to the canvas as soon as the fight started after connecting with a bunch. When Sumalee got back to her feet, Betrian pounced and unloaded on her ending the fight. It was a dominant and impressive performance by Betrian.

Afam Egbochuku scored a third round knockout over Miguel Cosio in a fight that was full of action. The pair actually scored a double knockdown in the second round, but in the end it was Egbochuku who earned the stoppage victory.

In the night's other pro bouts Joe Davidson defeated John Vargas unanimous decision, Adam Rothweiler defeated Adrian Morilla by unanimous decision, Marvin Madariaga scored a third round (T)KO over Greg Roberts, and Jacob Poss scored a flying knee knockout over Jason Rzepka.

Results:
Sergio Pique def. Virgil Zwicker via Split Decision
Mike Lemaire def. Andy Murad via Split Decision
Josh Aragon def. Karl Santiago via KO (Spinning Elbow) in Rd. 4
Jemyma Betrian def. Baitong Sumalee via KO in Rd. 1
Adam Rothweiler def. Adrian Morilla via Unanimous Decision
Afam Egbochuku def. Miguel Cosio via KO in Rd. 3
Joe Davidson def. John Vargas via Unanimous Decision
Marvin Madariaga def. Greg Roberts via (T)KO in Rd. 3
Jacob Poss def. Jason Rzepka via KO in Rd. 1

Fight card for Saturday's WCK Muay Thai "Bad to the Bone" event

WCK Muay Thai returns to Temecula, CA this Saturday with “Bad to the Bone” at Pechanga Resort and Casino. The event will feature some of America’s rising talent such as Mike Lemaire, Afam Egbochuku, and Josh Aragon. Also fighting on the card will be some international talent as Sergio Pique, Baitong Sumalee and Jemyma Betrian will be fighting for WCK and WBC Muay Thai titles. 

Below is the full fight card for Saturday. You can see the entire fight card for Saturday's event at Pechanga Resort and Casino below.

Fight Card:
Sergio Pique vs. Virgil Zwicker
Josh Aragon vs. Karl Santiago
Jemyma Betrian vs. Baitong Sumalee
Adam Rothweiler vs. Adrian Morilla
Miguel Cosio vs. Afam Egbochuku
Joe Davidson vs. John Vargas
Greg Roberts vs. Marvin Madariaga
Jacob Poss vs. Jason Rzepka
Brian Burns vs. James Steelsmith
George Garcia vs. Jose Rodriguez

Five more bouts confirmed for M-One "Reborn"

Five more bouts have been confirmed for M-One “Reborn” in addition to the already announced of Romie Adanza vs. Jomhod Sagami and Sagetdao Petpayathai vs. Tetsuya Yamato. The additional five pro bouts will be Superbon Suppachai Meungsang vs. Craig Jose, Thanongdet Petpayathai vs. Charlie Peters, Bryce Krause vs. Douglas Edwards, Joey Pagliuso vs. Chris Culley, Glen Spencer vs. Sebastian Lopez, and Adam Rothweiler vs. Jessie Magusen.

Adanza vs. Jomhod and Superbon vs. Jose will be for M-One world titles, Thanongdet vs. Peters will be for and MTAA world title, Sagetdao vs. Yamato will be for a WBC world title, while Krause vs. Edwards and Pagliuso vs. Culley will be for MTAA National Titles.

M-One “Reborn” will take place May 16 at San Manuel Casino in Highland, CA.

Pro Fight Card:
Romie Adanza v Jomhod Sagami
Sagetado Petpayathai vs. Tetsuya Yamato
Superbon Suppachai Meungsang vs. Craig Jose
Thanongdet Petchpayathai vs. Charlie Peters
Bryce Krause vs. Douglas Edwards
Joey Pagliuso vs. Chris Culley
Glen Spencer vs. Sebastian Lopez
Adam Rothweiler vs. Jessie Magusen