Margaret River
Martial Arts

Muay Thai

Perth fight shows take two forms - a gym show and a larger fight show.

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Gym Shows:

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• Smaller crowd of onlookers of 30 to 50 people

• Less contact ... more like hard sparring.

• Suits first timers

• Everybody (usually) stands around and watches

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Fight Shows:

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• Larger crowd of onlookers of up to 1000 people who pay to watch

• Full Contact

• Suits students who have had a few gym show fights.

• Ringside seating and standing room outside this.

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More on these big fight shows:

1. Contestant Guidelines:  Download the PDF

2. Registration with the Combat Sports Commission: Website

3. The rules: Website

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In short:

1. You start training on weekends and your name is submitted for the next fight show.

2. You are matched.

3. You register yourself with the Combat Sports Commission by going here and filling in the relevant documentation for registration. Plus print off the forms for your GP to fill out and the documents for bloods.

4. You do a physical with your GP one week before the fight show plus you do a blood test. This is then sent to Perth.

5. You arrive in Perth the day before the fight and weigh in (usually at Kalamunda Kickboxing).