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EXCLUSIVE: Labid Aziz’s People of Culture Studios has entered into a joint venture with Adel Nur’s management and production company Atomik Content to co-manage talent and develop, produce and distribute features, TV series and hybrid projects with a focus on elevated action films.

Fighters from Alexandria Muay Thai made a big impression at the WKA Scottish Championships in Perth, as they target Olympic qualification in 2028.

Renfrewshire Muay Thai talent Lee MacKay revealed that it “hasn’t sunk in yet” that he is champion of Europe.

TMZ, the 57-year-old Muay Thai instructor alleged that her longtime spouse committed adultery as she listed infidelity as one reason they called it quits.  Tammie, who shares an 18-year-old daughter named Jenna with the actor, reportedly is seeking their Texas home and a car.  She listed the date of their separation as July 1.

Power Rangers star Jason David Frank's wife Tammie has filed for divorce after 19 years of marriage.In court documents, obtained by TMZ, the 57-year-old Muay Thai instructor alleged that her longtime spouse committed adultery as she listed infidelity as one reason they called it quits. Tammie, who shares an 18-year-old daughter named Jenna with the actor, reportedly is seeking their Texas home and a car.  Split: Power Rangers star Jason David Frank's wife Tammie has filed for divorce after 19 years of marriageShe listed the date of their separation as July 1. He was previously wed to Shawna Frank from 1994 to 2001 and has three adult children with her. News of their split comes after she shared a post about 'new beginnings'  and 'removing the wrong people from your life.'Last week, Tammie reposted a quote, which read: 'God is saying to you today...

Naman Ramachandran “Born Fighter,” the memoir of British-Bangladeshi Muay Thai World Champion Ruqsana Begum, is getting a limited series adaptation.The series will be co-produced by BlackBox Multimedia, which has several Ellery Queen adaptations in the works, and Seven Seas Films (“The Show Must Go On: The Queen + Adam Lambert Story”).Begum’s story is a coming-of-age sports drama, in which many of her biggest challenges take place outside of the ring. She battles through an arranged marriage, hides sporting glory from her parents, copes with mental health illness, and consistently defies the expectations of what a Muslim woman’s role ought to be.Dan Sefton (“The Good Karma Hospital”) will lead a diverse writing room, with Begum playing an integral role in the series development.

Wes Nelson is a self-confessed "learning addict". At 23-years-old, his CV already enviably diverse – including stints as a semi-professional footballer, champion Muay Thai kickboxer, Love Island heartthrob, Dancing On Ice runner-up, and now, successful musician.

Billy Moore, an ex-professional Muay Thai boxer from Merseyside, was arrested in Thailand over substance abuse and spent time inside the infamous Klong Plem Central Prison in Bangkok.Now, the former fighter has now shared the serious consequences for anyone who didn’t pay their debts to the prison's controlling goups.Speaking to James English on his ‘Anything Goes’ podcast, Billy mentioned that he sought help from missionaries in prison because he “didn’t want to get injected with HIV”, by people who he owed a debt to.James asked him to elaborate on this further, interjecting: “You talk about people getting injected with HIV, what does that mean?"“The Thai mafia, samurai gangs they were called,” Billy began.

A teenager who had been trying to lose weight in time for her amateur Muay Thai fight died after trying a weight-loss strategy called "water-loading."