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Lyndon “Knowlesy” Knowles
Lyndon Knowles, hailing from the Knowlesy academy in London is the WBC World Muay Thai Champion in the Heavyweight division.
Lyndon is the current WBC Heavyweight World Champion and describes his style as aggressive (which anyone who has seen him fight can attest to!)
Lyndon started training Muay Thai at the age of 17 following in the footsteps of his brother Christian and has an impressive record of 50 wins, 15 losses and 2 draws.
Evan “The Boy Wonder” Jays
Evan Jays, fighting out of TeamTieu in London, is a ranked Muay Thai fighter in the 60kg weight class.
Evan started training Muay Thai at just 8 years old has had over 150 fights altogether with 30 of those as a pro. Evan started training Karate and Kickboxing and felt that Muay Thai was a natural next step in his martial arts career.
Evan was inspired at a young age watching fighters like John Wayne Parr, Damien Trainor and Takeru and has adapted a technical countering Muay Thai style which is beautiful to watch.
Rob Allen
Rob Allen is a UK Muay Thai fighter fighting out of Gym180/Team Jai Dee in the 82.5kg-90kg weight class.
Rob started training Muay Thai in 2010 to focus his anger and keep him out of trouble. He fell in love with the sport and dedicated himself to it amassing 16 professional fights.
Rob describes his style as “very aggressive” and his high work rate (especially in the clinch) lends perfectly to this.
Rob trains a host of upcoming talented fighters and his advice is simple “Work hard, train hard, train harder than you think you should! Always do more than you want to, you won’t regret pushing yourself!”
Jamie “The Golden Boy” Rayner
Jamie Rayner is a UK based Muay Thai fighter who competes in the 70-72.5kg weight class. Fighting out of Jai Dee Muay Thai based in Hertfordshire Jamie started his journey in Muay Thai in 2000.
When visiting a a local gym at 9 years old Jamie came across Muay Thai by chance when he saw a class taking place in a squash court and was immediately hooked.
Jamie describes his style as Muay Khao and took early inspiration from fighters such as Michael Wakeling appreciating the controlled aggression and technique.
Mike “The Cannibal” Clarke
Mike is a UK based Muay Thai and MMA fighter who competes in the 74-76kg weight classes. Fighting out of Jai Dee Muay Thai in Hertfordshire.
Mike has a ruthless clinical pressure style of fighting and takes inspiration from ‘Golden Era’ Muay Thai fighters such as Anantasak Panyuthapum due to his aggressive style and his southpaw stance. His main inspiration comes from his trainer Andy Newell, the head coach at Team Jai Dee, who he credits for pushing him to perform to his potential.