One of Australia’s most respected trainers and former No. 1 fighter in Australia, Superboy’s passion for Muay Thai and teaching is second to none.

Superboy’s Muay Thai journey started at the age of 7 years old in the farming town of Phuttalung in the South of Thailand. His father owed a gym (and still does) at the family home and this is where his passion started. Superboy quickly became very popular in the South of Thailand and became the South Thailand Champion at a young, he then moved to Bangkok to study and fight regularly at the world famous ‘Lumpinee’ Stadium and Rajadamnern Stadium.

After a short lay off from fighting Superboy moved back to the family gym and started training fighters of his own in his home town. This is where he met Australian World Champion Frankie Giorgi and this is how he found his way to Australia. 

For 6 years Superboy took on Australia’s best and was ranked as the number 1 fighter in Australia by International Kickboxer Magazine for 3 years straight. Superboy has participated in about 200 professional Muay Thai and Amateur Boxing fights in his career spanning almost 30 years. Although he would love to again jump back in the ring, his days are now filled with the tough but satisfying task of training some of Australia’s best and up and coming fighters.