PINTO MUAY THAI

What felt like the biggest weekend in our gym’s history did not disappoint.

Over the weekend, we brought 8 competitors with 6 titles on the line. Every athlete made weight, showed up on time, and had their coaches by their side. The standard we hold and the culture we’ve built.

History was made.

The Hernandez twins did exactly what they came to do.

Bryan Hernandez became the first American WMO National Champion. A milestone moment not just for him, but for our entire community.

Jon Hernandez, captured the WBC National Title… an opportunity earned and nearly two years in the making.

The Concepcion brothers (teenagers) delivered dominant TKO victories over both of their opponents.

Matthias Loftis, 8 years old and 50lbs in his first full rules Muay Thai bout as a junior, stepped up and got the win.

Kai Tavares went to war against a tough opponent. Falling short on the decision, but showing undeniable growth and heart.

Jared Chee Anderson faced his first loss as an amateur, stepping into the adult ranks and gaining invaluable experience.

Isac McCarry put on a strong performance, pushing the pace against a solid opponent and while the decision didn’t go our way, the progress and performance was clear.

Coach Danny and Coach Sean were both awarded Coach of the Year by Monster Promotions. An incredible honor and a reflection of the work being done behind the scenes every single day.

Our crowd showed up.
Our team showed out.
Our coaches were recognized.

Now the work continues ❤️‍🔥

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18 days out from Cinco De Monster
14 year old Jesse is coming to make a statement on the big stage 🔥🔥🔥
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