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Mar 17, 2019 43 min

TEEP 010: Regian Eersel

from TEEP THIS - American Muay Thai Hosted by Charles Little II

A special shout out to the Muay Thai promoters across North America who are working harder than ever creating more and more opportunities for fighters and students to get experience in the Muay Thai ring! Also, please check out our friends just north of us in Canada on all that's happening on their exploding Muay Thai scene by tuning into The Bloody Ballet podcast hosted by Ryan McKinnon. This episode features my conversation with one of the most feared young fighters making waves around the planet in both the Muay Thai and Kickboxing circuits. Regian Eersel aka The Immortal is the current Lion Fight Super Middleweight World Champion and I spent some time with Regian and his trainer Paul learning more about what it feels like to be a world champion at only 24 years of age and how the American Muay Thai scene appears from his perspective in Holland, the world capital of Kickboxing. We get into "the Dutch style" and is it as hardcore as everyone says it is? We go deep behind some of his most memorable fights and experience some of those fights from his perspective inside the mayhem. Tune in for Episode 11 with special guest Glory world champion, gym owner, entrepreneur and father of five Richard "Maximus" Abraham from Maxiumus Muay Thai in Itasca, IL. Live well, love much, laugh often and train hard. Sawasdee krap.

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