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MUAY THAI

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We are Weapons 9 Muay Thai, New Jersey's preeminent school of Muay Thai. We welcome students of ALL levels, from the recreational athlete and weekend warrior to the seasoned professional fighter.  No matter what your level of experience Weapons 9 has something to offer.

Learn from the area's top instructors why Muay Thai kickboxing is considered one of the toughest and most physically demanding of all ring sports.

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The techniques are simple, easy to grasp and very effective.  You will come to understand why Muay Thai has become an integral part of the mixed martial artists’ fight repertoire. Importantly, as your level of fitness improves and your skills grow, so too will your self-confidence.  You will soon realize the benefits of studying Muay Thai (or any of the martial arts) transcend fighting.  Our hope is that ultimately the knowledge and confidence you gain will transfer to other areas of your life – hence, our slogan “Armed for Life.”

We offer group classes for men, women and children (6+ yrs) as well as opportunities for private and semi-private sessions.  You’ll find our staff highly qualified, friendly and deeply committed to providing you with a finely tailored workout regimen.  Pricing is affordable and flexible.  Located at 121 Jersey Avenue, 3rd floor, we are just minutes from U.S. Route 1 and the NJ Transit railway. 

Come check us out!  The first class is on the house.
   




 

WHAT'S NEWS -


ARE YOU READY!!!??

THE WARRIORS CUP IV SET FOR JUNE 14, 2008
Weapons 9 is pleased to present the next chapter of this great Muay Thai Warriors saga.  Who are the region's rising Thaiboxing stars?  Find out Saturday, June 14, at 7:30PM at 121 Jersey Ave in New Brunswick, NJ.  But come early.  Doors open at 6:30pm ($25 admission) and we expect a packed house to view the action!      





NJ TIGERS vs. OKLAHOMA DESTROYERS on JUNE 7
In the final match of the '07/ '08 World Combat League season NJ will face  the hometown Oklahoma Destroyers at Tulsa's Expo Fair Pavilion. Both teams will be out for blood having come within a few points of contending for the league title. New Jersey's heavy hitters, including Weapons 9 instructor Derek Riddick (pictured below 4th from the left) will be out for vengeance in Tulsa in this their last contest of the season.




WEAPONS 9 CONGRATULATES GSP!!!
Weapons 9 Muay Thai congratulates Georges St. Pierre ("GSP") for regaining the UFC Welterweight Title on 4/19/08 at
UFC 83.  GSP dominated Matt Serra from the opening bell, ultimately winning the welterweight title via submission in the 2nd round.    

Pictured right: GSP and sparring partner Derek Riddick













NORTH JEREY MUAY THAI'S OGNJEN TOPIC
TAKES EAST COAST TITLE  BEFORE PACKED HOUSE AT
THE WARRIORS CUP III 































                                        











                        Photos courtesy of USKBA.com


THE WARRIORS CUP III is billed as the springboard for up and coming talent, and on Saturday March 15th the event stood up to its reputation.  Fighters came from as north as Connecticut and as far south as Atlanta, GA to give the audience a highly inspirational night of combat.  While not every participant took home the coveted WARRIORS CUP, each fighter proved there were no losers exiting the ring.  All displayed tremendous character and fighting spirit.  

Our special thanks go to the participating studios:

- AFS
- Borodin’s Muay Thai Gym
- Fatjo's MMA
- IMATC
- North Jersey Muay Thai
- Sitan Gym USA
- Sityodtong CT
- Trammell Fitness & Martial Arts/Atlanta 
- Varlaro’s Muay Thai Camp,
- WAT Gym

For full coverage please go to
www.uskba.com.

RESULTS: 

MAIN EVENT: USKBA Amateur Thaiboxing Super Lightweight East Coast Championship Title
-  Ognjen Topic (139.8 lbs) def Philip Sehenuk (134.0 lbs) by unanimous decision (48-47, 49-46, 49-46).

FEATURED EVENT: USKBA Amateur Thaiboxing Junior Division / Weapons 9 Junior Title
-  Vincent Pineno (89.8 lbs – 13 yrs old) def Alec Weisbrot (108.2 lbs – 11 yrs old) by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27).

USKBA Amateur Thaiboxing Super Welterweight Division
-  Turan Hasanov (153.4 lbs) def Jaral Bowman (153.6 lbs) by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 30-27).

USKBA Amateur Thaiboxing Super Middleweight Division
-  Anthony Daleo (165.2 lbs) def Kingsley Opoku (164.0 lbs) by unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28).

USKBA Amateur Thaiboxing Junior Super Featherweight Division
-  Joshua Geller (130.4 lbs – 14 yrs old) def Terin Swanson (123.8 lbs – 14 yrs old) by split decision (30-27, 29-28, 28-29).

USKBA Amateur Thaiboxing Middleweight Division
-  Edward Thornton (160.9 lbs) def Dan Champa (159.8 lbs) by TKO (referee stoppage) at 1:34 of Round 2.

USKBA Amateur Thaiboxing Super Middleweight Division
-  Anthony Lawrence (165.6 lbs) def John Wolcott (165.2 lbs) by TKO (referee stoppage) at 1:40 of Round 2.
*  Wolcott issued 30 day suspension

USKBA Amateur Thaiboxing Welterweight Division
-  Rubin Lopez (144.6 lbs) def Christopher Basile (144.6 lbs) by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28).

USKBA Amateur Thaiboxing Cruiserweight Division
-  Daniel Lickun (188.6 lbs) def Gjergs (George) Lekic (183.8 lbs) by TKO (doctor stoppage) at 2:00 of Round 2.
*  Lekic issued 30 day suspension

USKBA Amateur Thaiboxing Junior Division
-  Roman Gutin (96.6 lbs – 12 yrs old) def Julian Amiano (96.6 lbs – 11 yrs old) by unanimous decision (29-28, 30-27, 30-27).

USKBA Amateur Thaiboxing Junior Division
-  Daniel Kisel (70.6 lbs – 10 yrs old) def Frankie Amiano (64.4 lbs – 9 yrs old) by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28).

JOIN US FOR THE THE WARRIORS CUP IV ON JUNE 14, 2008 

AJARN APHIRAUK TO VISIT WEAPONS 9

Weapons 9 Muay Thai is pleased to sponsor a training day with legendary Thai trainer Aphirauk Meungchaiyapun  on Saturday, Feb 16.  Known for his high energy and love of teaching, Ajarn will be making his second appearance at Weapons 9.  This seminar, running from 11AM -3PM, should prove to be a great day of learning or refining your technical skills.  All levels are welcome.   


WEAPONS 9 WARRIOR NICK HARRISON
GIVES VALIANT EFFORT AT
COMBAT AT THE CAPITALE

1/25/08 - New York City - Known for its beautiful atmosphere, New York's Capitale was center stage for yet another night of exciting kickboxing action.  In 2008's first Combat at the Capitale, our own Nick Harrison went toe-to-toe with TSK's Jimmy Rivera.  Typical of TSK fighters, Rivera was aggressive from start to finish.  And though Harrison arguably displayed the finer Muay Thai skills in all three rounds, the judges placed greater value on Rivera's higher productivity and awarded Rivera the unanimous decision.  Both fighters fought with much spirit and determination and deserve congratulations for their effort.   



STANDING ROOM ONLY AT
THE WARRIORS CUP II

A packed house witnessed 
THE WARRIORS CUP II on 12/8/07.  Though only one fighter from each match took home the coveted Warriors Cup, there were certainly no losers in the ring, as each competitor displayed tremendous fighting spirit.

We wish to thank the audience for coming out to support these fine athletes, some of whom were making their fighting debut.   


Here are the results:

USKBA Amateur Thaiboxing Super Middleweight Division
- Liam Kerrigan (164.0 lbs) def Brock Billings (165.0 lbs) by unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 30-27).
USKBA Amateur Thaiboxing Super Welterweight Division
- Jeffrey Hsieh (154.5 lbs) def Francesco Scardiano (154.0 lbs) by split decision (27-30, 29-28, 29-28).
USKBA Amateur Thaiboxing Super Middleweight Division
- Anthony Daleo (166.0 lbs) def Joshua Presner (164.0 lbs) by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28).
USKBA Amateur Thaiboxing Super Welterweight Division
- Carlos Alesandro (153.9 lbs) def Jared Buffalino (151.0 lbs) by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 30-27).
USKBA Amateur Thaiboxing Light Heavyweight Division
- Chris Kretzer (168.0 lbs) def Chris Siano (160.0 lbs) by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27).
USKBA Amateur Thaiboxing Super Middleweight Division
- Dan Champa (161.5 lbs) def Christopher Varriale (154.0 lbs) by split decision (29-28, 30-27, 28-29).
USKBA Amateur Thaiboxing Super Middleweight Division
- Anthony Lawrence (167.0 lbs) def Andrew Han (167.0 lbs) by split decision (30-27, 27-30, 29-28).
USKBA Amateur Thaiboxing Juniors Division
- Terin Swanson (117.0 lbs) def Patrick Reynolds (113.0 lbs) by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27).
USKBA Amateur Thaiboxing Juniors Division
- Vincent Pineno (86.0 lbs) def Elijah Abouelazm (89.0 lbs) by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27).
USKBA Amateur Thaiboxing Juniors Division
- Julian Amiano (92.0 lbs) def Joseph Andrade (90.0 lbs) by split decision (30-27, 30-27, 28-29).


Special thanks to the participating gyms:

-  Champions Fitness - NY
-  Fatjo's MMA - NJ
-  N. Jersey Muay Thai - NJ
-  Sitan Gym - PA
-  Sityongtong - CT
-  UFAI - VT 
-  Varlaro's Muay Thai - NJ
-  Wat - NY






Weapons 9 Muay Thai congratulates Georges St. Pierre ("GSP") for regaining the UFC Welterweight Title on 4/19/08 at UFC 83.  GSP dominated Matt Serra from the opening bell, ultimately winning the welterweight title via submission in the 2nd round.     

Weapons 9 Muay Thai congratulates Georges St. Pierre ("GSP") for regaining the UFC Welterweight Title on 4/19/08 at UFC 83.  GSP dominated Matt Serra from the opening bell, ultimately winning the welterweight title via submission in the 2nd round.     

Weapons 9 Muay Thai congratulates Georges St. Pierre ("GSP") for regaining the UFC Welterweight Title on 4/19/08 at UFC 83.  GSP dominated Matt Serra from the opening bell, ultimately winning the welterweight title via submission in the 2nd round.     

Weapons 9 Muay Thai congratulates Georges St. Pierre ("GSP") for regaining the UFC Welterweight Title on 4/19/08 at UFC 83.  GSP dominated Matt Serra from the opening bell, ultimately winning the welterweight title via submission in the 2nd round.     

     



 


QUICK PIC...

 An 8-year old Weapons 9 student hard at work on the Thai pads.