Superbon Singha Mawynn, the former ONE Featherweight Kickboxing World Champion, is not only a force inside the ring but also a visionary outside of it. His latest endeavor, the Superbon Training Camp in Bangkok, Thailand, aims to be a beacon for aspiring fighters, including those from India.
Superbon’s journey to kickboxing greatness has been nothing short of remarkable. From his roots in Muay Thai to conquering the kickboxing world, he has consistently pushed boundaries. Now, he’s channeling his passion into nurturing the next generation of fighters.
Former ONE Kickboxing world champ Superbon has encouraged more Indian 🇮🇳 fighters to train in Thailand.
He is preparing his highly anticipated rematch against Grigorian taking place at #ONEFridayFights58 on 5th April.@onechampionship#ONEChampionship #KickBoxing #superbon pic.twitter.com/VwRwBpOXKN
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The Birth of Superbon Training Camp
The gym, formerly owned by Tawanrueng, has transformed into the Superbon Training Camp. It’s where Superbon himself hones his skills and prepares for battles. But beyond his personal training, Superbon has a grander vision.
Mawynn’s message to Indian fighters is clear: Train in Thailand. The rich Muay Thai heritage, world-class trainers, and intense atmosphere make Thailand an ideal destination for fighters seeking growth. Mawynn wants to welcome Indian talents to his camp, providing them with the tools and environment to thrive.
Superbon is Preparing for the Grigorian Rematch
As Mawynn readies for his highly anticipated rematch against Marat Grigorian at ONE Friday Fights 58, he knows that victory isn’t just about personal glory. It’s about inspiring others and creating a legacy. The fight will be a testament to his dedication and the spirit of his Training Camp.
While titles matter, he emphasizes the importance of putting on a show. He believes that win or lose, fighters owe it to their supporters to deliver exciting bouts. It’s this mindset that drives him both in and out of the gym.
His gym isn’t just about physical training; it’s about fostering camaraderie, pushing limits, and building lifelong connections. As Indian fighters consider their paths, Mawynn’s doors are open, ready to shape the next generation of warriors who may one day grace the ONE Championship stage.
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