02/10/2026
🔥🔥 COCO 🔥🔥
Insight into a typical local Muaythai fighters situation 👇
Coco has fought 200 times.
For a long time, his mindset was simple: fight often, make money, do his best to win, and most importantly, try not to get hurt.
With limited training and the demands of everyday life, Coco eventually took a step back from fighting. He focused on working and supporting his family, giving himself time to reevaluate what he really wanted from his career.
Now, Coco is back but with a different mindset. 🥊
He trains with us and is taking his boxing career seriously, with ambitions of eventually fighting at the Bangkok stadiums.
For us it isn’t about taking a percentage from every fight he has.
Right now we don’t take a cut of Coco’s fight purse. When he fights, we’re there to support him, corner him and cheer him on not simply to make a few extra baht from the back of his hard work.
The traditional Thai gym model is that fighters don’t pay a monthly training fee, but the gym takes a percentage of their fight purse. That model works in many situations, but we don’t believe it makes sense for Coco right now.
He’s an adult with a family to support, working alongside training and only able to train around three days a week. Taking a percentage from a 2,000 baht fight purse while expecting him to fight twice a week just to make enough money isn’t the path we want for him.
Our plan is simple, Work towards Bangkok stadium fights, Get him to the point where he can earn 10,000+ baht per fight.
If we can get Coco to that level, he won’t need to fight two or three times every week just to make a living. One good fight a month in Bangkok, with the occasional fight here in Chiang Mai, could become enough.
We’re here to hep build a career Tawin Jongmuai ❤️🥊