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Author: Angela Chang

Fighter, social media manager, content creator and writer. Currently training and fighting full time in Bangkok. Originally from NYC. instagram.com/angelasitan
Muay Thai

5 Things that People NOT In the Muay Thai Industry Don’t Know About Muay Thai (In Thailand)

Posted on May 10, 2020July 10, 2026 By Angela Chang

A huge show at the famed Lumpinee Boxing Stadium early March became the source of a major cluster of COVID-19 infections in Thailand. When people who attended the show started testing positive for the virus (the most notable of these people was Muay Thai announcer and singer Matthew Deane), this quickly led to the shut down of Muay Thai gyms and fights. To date, gyms are still closed and fights are still not allowed to take place. In Thailand, a lot of people who aren’t involved in the Muay Thai industry started heavily criticizing Muay Thai amidst all the chaos – cities and airports being closed, a mandatory curfew from 10 pm to 4 am, mass unemployment, and just general fear. A lot of the criticism and insults aimed at the Muay Thai industry were most likely a result of looking for a place to blame. Here are some facts about the Muay Thai industry that those in Thailand criticizing Muay Thai and those outside the country don’t know about the art of eight limbs.

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Fighting COVID-19

FIGHTING COVID-19: Gabriel Bascara

Posted on April 27, 2020 By Angela Chang

Gabriel Incleto Bascara is a San Francisco, California native. As a child, he took taekwondo lessons until he reached orange belt. Recently, he started training in Muay Thai and finds it extremely fun to have a new challenge. He’s 26 years old. and with three years of experience in the medical field,…

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Fighting COVID-19

Fighting COVID-19: Chompu Sriyotee

Posted on April 24, 2020 By Angela Chang

You may have seen videos of her teaching phrases in Thai on Facebook. Or you may have seen some of her shadowboxing clips on Instagram. Chompu Sriyotee is a business owner, teaching English to locals and Thai to foreigners. She’s also competed before, winning the IFMA German Amateur Championships in…

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Fighting COVID-19

FIGHTING COVID-19: Islay Erika Bomogao

Posted on April 22, 2020 By Angela Chang

Baguio City in the Philippines has been dubbed the “Role Model City” of the country when it comes to flattening the curve during the current COVID-19 pandemic. The city was able to report no new cases for 13 days straight in the month of April. This is thanks to the sense…

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Personal Experiences

I used to love spending long times in the heat and sun. Then, I started fighting.

Posted on April 21, 2020April 20, 2020 By Angela Chang

Every year when springtime came around, the only thing I had in mind was what within just a couple of months: summer. Growing up in New York, we had distinct seasons, but the winters (and transitions between fall to winter and winter to spring) seemed to last way too long. Winters fill…

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Fighting COVID-19

FIGHTING COVID-19: Jackie Ngan

Posted on April 19, 2020April 19, 2020 By Angela Chang

Born and raised in Los Angeles, California, Jackie Ngan is an actress and a Muay Thai fighter. She’s been training for about nine years and has seven amateur fights. At this time, Jackie is unable to act nor train, so she’s gathering scraps from her closet to help with a…

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