Saturday October 22, 2011 – Championship Muay Thai at the Las Vegas Hilton

This event will be held at the Las Vegas Vegas Hilton

For more information call: 877-446-7962
Ticket Prices: $40, 50  & $100

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Saturday September 24, 2011 – Championship Muay Thai at PALA CA

This event will be held at the Pala Casino Spa Resor
11154 HWY 76, Pala CA 92059

For more information call: 877-446-7962
Ticket Prices: $40 & $100
Charge tickets: 800-585-3737 / StarTickets.com

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Pala, Calif. – April 22, 2011, 2011 – The fastest-growing California-based amateur muay thai and MMA “Road to WCK” event is scheduled for April 30, 2011, announced today In Sync Productions president, Dennis Warner.

More than 30 fighters will be representing 16 Southern California gyms and fight teams.  An IAMTF Welterweight Championship bout, scheduled between Matt Ortiz of and Beto Rodriguez will serve as the main event of the evening.

The stacked fight card for April 30, 2011 follows

Muay Thai fights:

Beto Rodriguez (Team Flores) vs. Matt Ortiz (Valdez Kickboxing)

Jason Rzepka (Rzepka Gym) vs Jake Poss (The Boxing Club)

Vanessa Andrade (Piston Gym) vs Sherry Hua (Republic Training Center)

Daniel Hwang (Total MMA) vs Scott Venrick (Bob Chaney Martial Arts)

Daniel Sadick (The Boxing Club) vs Victor Perez (Saekson MuayThai)

Brian Bruns (USKO) vs Mike Kruska (Piston Gym)

Pedro Guerrero (USKO) vs Gilbert Vesquez (Wolverine MMA)

Tony Juan (Adrenaline MMA) vs Jose Flores (Republic Training Center)

JoJo Guillaume (LA Boxing Costa Mesa) vs. Jessie Magusen (Dobler Muay Thai)

Miguel Lavalle (Victory MMA) vs Gabriel Espinoza (Saekson MuayThai)

Kurban Kurbanov (The Boxing Club) vs Ryan Rosas (Victory MMA)

Esteban Zamora (The Boxing Club) vs Brian Del Rosario (Saekson MuayThai)

Shane Riley (Valdez Kickboxing) vs Daniel Butler (Chaney Martial Arts)

MMA Amateur fights:

Steve Orosco (The Boxing Club) vs Oscar Gonzales (Victory MMA)

Carlos Delcid (House of Champions) vs Bercharis McGill (Compound MMA)

The next fightcard, scheduled for May 28^th, 2011 will feature one of the top professional fighters in the United States, Romie Adanza of Team Oyama.  For details please check our Facebook WCK MuayThai group.often.

All bouts are subject to change and/or cancellations.

Doors open at 5:00 p.m.   Fights start at 6 p.m.

Tickets are priced at $30.  For more information, please call 760-891-3503.  For tickets please call 877-446-7962.  The address for Pala Fitness Center is 12194 Pala Mission Rd, Pala, CA 92059

We welcome gym managers, coaches and fighters to send us information for future fight match ups at afc.fighters@gmail.com. Please include your height, weight, date of birth, gym affiliation, instructor’s name, contact information and high resolution photo.

About WCK MuayThai:

Founded in 1989, by Dennis Warner and In Sync Productions, WCK MuayThai is based in Southern California and is the largest Muay Thai sports entertainment event in North America.  The championships are held in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Beijing and other cities and feature top fighters from the U.S., China, Japan, Thailand, Netherlands and Australia, including such world champions as John Wayne Parr, Craig Buchanan, and Malaipet.  For more information about WCK MuayThai, please visit www.wckmuaythai.com or check out our Facebook WCK MuayThai group.

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HARRAH’S CASINO FIGHTCARD FOR NOVEMBER 13^TH, 2010

WBC Muaythai International Super Lightweight Bout 5rds.
Ben Yelle vs         Kang En 康恩

WBC Muaythai Super Featherweight Bout 5rds.
Nat McIntyre                          vs         Li Ning 李宁

WuLinFeng Cruiserweight Bout 3rds.
Andy Kapel                            vs         Guo Qiang 郭强

WuLinFeng Middleweight Bout 3rds.
Jack Thames                           vs         Hong Guang 洪光

WuLinFeng Light Heavyweight Bout 3rds.
Heath Harris                           vs         Wang Hongxiang 王洪祥

WuLinFeng Super Welterweight Bout 3rds.
Raul Rodriguez                      vs         Xu Yan 徐炎

WuLinFeng Welterweight Bout 3rds
Alfred Khashakyan                 vs         Lin Shuai 林帅

WuLinFeng Women’s Featherweight Bout 3rds.
Tiffany vanSoest                     vs         Wang Cong 王聪

WuLinFeng Middleweight Bout 3rds.
Adrien Grotte                          vs         Yi Long  一龙

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Pala, Calif. – October 3, 2010 — The fans and enthusiasts of muay thai left standing room only at the Events Center of beautiful Pala Casino, Calif. last weekend.  Fighters from the United States, Korea, Mexico, Russia and UK gathered to test their skills, endurance in this extraordinary sport.  WCK MuayThai presented the much-awaited seven professional and three amateur muay thai bouts on October 2, 2010 to the crowd of about 1700 people.

Romie Adanza Reconfirmed himself as the IKKC Muaythai International Champion,

Tecia Torres Monciao became the new IMTC Women’s International Bantamweight champion

Tiffany VanSoest became the new IAMTF Women’s US National Featherweight Champion

Dave Nielsen became the new IAMTF US National Cruiserweight Champion

Here are the complete results:

Takuma Sugimoto wins via unanimous decision over Phil Nunez

Justin Greskiewicz draws with Park Byoung-Ku, IKKC International title still vacant

Tiffany VanSoest wins by KO in the second round against Gabriela Lemus, and became the new IAMTF Women’s US National Featherweight Champion

Joey Pagliuso wins unanimous decision against Sean Dizay

Jack Thames wins by doctor stoppage against Eric Utsch

Tecia Torres Moncaio wins unanimous decision against Woo Yeon Park and becomes the new IMTC Women’s International Bantamweight champion

Dave Nielsen wins by KO in the second round against Frank Bamfort and becomes the new IAMTF US National Cruiserweight Champion

Romie Adanza wins by unanimous decision against Paulo DaSilva, and retains IKKC International Title

Denis Grachev wins unanimous decision against Fernando Gonzales

Luis Bio wins by TKO in the fifth round against Harris Norwood

Special thanks goes to Pala Casino staff and WCK MuayThai guests of honor, Dan Henderson and Junior Dos Santos.

About WCK MuayThai:

Founded in 1989, by Dennis Warner and In Sync Productions, WCK MuayThai is based in Southern California and is the largest Muay Thai sports entertainment event in North America.  The championships are held in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Beijing and other cities, and feature top fighters from the U.S., China, Japan, Thailand, Netherlands, South Africa, Korea, England and Australia, including such champions as Yodsenklai Fairtex, Steve McKinnen, Lamsongkram Chuwattana, John Wayne Parr, Christine Toledo, Romie Adanza, Kevin Ross, Jeri Sitzes and Malaipet.  For more information about WCK MuayThai, please visit www.wckmuaythai.com or check out our Facebook WCK MuayThai group.

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By Brandi Perez
Filipino Press Staff Writer

Romie Adanza is a small guy with big dreams. Standing only 5 feet 4 inches tall and weighing just 122 pounds, the professional Muay Thai fighter hopes to one day have his name mentioned alongside great fighters like Manny Pacquiao and Brandon Vera. He’s also hoping a world title will give him, and the sport, increased recognition.

Adanza, the current International Karate Kickboxing Council (IKKC) MuayThai International Super Bantamweight champion, is set to defend his title against Haigang Huang of China on Oct. 2nd during a World Championship Kickboxing MuayThai event at Pala Casino.

The defending champion doesn’t have an exact answer for the combination of skills he expects to use to take out China’s national champion, who has a record of 26 wins and 12 losses.
“Whatever works,” Adanza said. “I’m just going to keep doing that until he falls down.”

Muay Thai, also known as the art of eight limbs, is a combination of boxing and kickboxing in which fighters are allowed to use their knees, shins, hands and elbows.

The 31-year-old Adanza is known as a dynamic kicker and striker, always looking for a knockout early on.

“I’m very aggressive. I move forward,” Adanza said. “My right hand is my strongest weapon. I always fall back on it.”

Adanza currently holds a 7-2 record with his pro-am scorecard showing 27 wins (13 by way of knockout), three losses and two draws.

His former titles include World Boxing Council MuayThai International Super Bantamweight champion and WBC MuayThai U.S. National Super Bantamweight champion, which he had to give up when he won his international title.

Adanza lost his WBC title in December 2009 to Japanese fighter Kunitaka Fujiwara. He is eager to challenge him later this year and regain the title.

Even without the international title, Adanza still boasts an impressive resume.

He is currently the No. 1 MuayThai fighter in the super bantamweight division in the United States. He is also currently ranked by WBC MuayThai as No. 14 in the world in the super bantamweight division.

The WBC MuayThai has 17 weight categories for fighters around the world, with the top 20 fighters ranked in each category for a total of 340 ranked fighters.

There are only eight Americans ranked among the 340 fighters — Adanza is one of them.

Falling in love with boxing came almost accidentally for Adanza.

“My friend wanted to check out a boxing gym, so one day I went with him,” he said. “The guy was a good salesman. He offered a two-for-one deal. We both ended up joining. I became addicted to it.”

He was 18 at the time, and after boxing for five years Adanza stumbled across Muay Thai.

“I just got into it,” he said with a laugh. “I was boxing and then I just flipped over. I saw people kicking and I wanted to kick too.”

Falling for the sport may have been exactly the right release for Adanza. He was kicked out of high school and sent to an alternative school. He later found that Muay Thai was an outlet for his anger, and has been practicing the sport ever since.

The Orange County resident said he is always working on Muay Thai, whether he’s competing, practicing or training others.

Adanza has been a trainer and coach at Team Oyama MMA & Fitness in Irvine for the last 10 years. He trains the younger fighters on the team, mentors others and searches for new talent.

“I got lucky,” he smiled. “I get a lot of time to train. I get to spend time with my kids. They love it at the gym.”

Adanza has a 3 ½-year-old son and a 10-year-old daughter.

“My kids are my inspiration,” Adanza said. “I’m doing it for them. They’ve been to all my fights. They love it.”

No matter how hard he tries, Adanza said he just can’t seem to stray away from the sport.

“I’ve tried other things,” he said. “But I always come back to this. Things are good.”

Adanza, who is the first American-born Filipino in his family, admitted that being a professional athlete isn’t all that glamorous.

“The hardest part is getting paid for it,” he said. “It’s a lot of abuse for not much money. But it’s still worth it. My body is already breaking down, but I’ve got a few more years left in me.”

Adanza has also taken his share of verbal jabs for his appearance, but said he isn’t too worried about what his critics say.

“People may think I’m a punk because I’m tatted up and bald,” Adanza said. “You either like me or you dislike me. I try to have a sense of humor, make people laugh.”

Not very many people have gotten to know Adanza since Muay Thai hasn’t gone mainstream yet.

“Muay Thai is a sport that just hasn’t exploded in this part of the world,” Adanza said. “It would be great to see it grow.”

He said Muay Thai hasn’t hit it big yet because it isn’t televised or promoted. The sport also has to compete with top contenders who box or take up mixed martial arts.

The Houston native originally wanted to compete in mixed martial arts but there wasn’t a weight class for him, so he turned to Muay Thai. With less than a dozen professional fights under his belt, he’s having a hard time looking for competition.

Fighting at 122 pounds, Adanza said there aren’t too many competitors in his weight class nearby. Either he or his opponent has to travel, so he doesn’t get to compete as often as he would like.

Adanza is also at a disadvantage because of his height. Many contenders are quite a few inches taller and have a longer reach.

Determined to get in more fights, Adanza is looking to change weight classes with the hope that he’ll find more competition.

“Next year, my goal is to get down to 115 pounds,” he said. “I want to get ready for those Thai guys. I want to be able to put up a good fight.”

Before making the transition to a different weight class, Adanza is looking for a rematch. Following his Oct. 2 fight he wants to challenge Fujiwara and take back the WBC Muaythai International Super Bantamweight title.

After that, Adanza has a few goals in mind. But he isn’t going to let details worry him.

“I’m pretty laid back,” he said. “I try not to stress about the little stuff. Things always fall into place.”

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What: Current International Karate Kickboxing Council MuayThai International Super Bantamweight Champion Romie Adanza defends his title against Haigang Huang of China

Where: 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 2 at Pala Casino.

Tickets: Tickets start at $40 and $100 ringside. Tickets are available at the Pala Casino Box office with no service charge or online at www.StarTickets.com. Charge by phone at 1-877-446-7962. Fans must be at least 21 years old. Tickets: Tickets start at $40 and $100 ringside. Tickets are available at the Pala Casino Box office with no service charge or online at www.StarTickets.com. Charge by phone at 1-877-446-7962. Fans must be at least 21 years old.

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Dennis Warner, In Sync Productions, Dragon Boxing Report Results of “The Top Best” Full Rules Muay Thai Championship Event Staged on Hainan Island, China

Haikou City, Hainan Island, China – August 24, 2010 – Haikou City of Hainan Island, China played host to unprecedented full rules muay thai championship event on August 21,2010  in celebration of 20^th anniversary of Muay Thai promotion by Dennis Warner and In Sync Productions.  Fighters from China, Mexico, United States, Japan, Australia, Luxembourg and Thailand showcased their skills in this government-sanctioned and supported event in China’s preeminent resort destination, Hainan Island.  The 5000 people-seat arena was reported to be sold-out.

The championship featured two WBC Muaythai World Championship Title Bouts: WBC MuayThai Lightweight World Title Fight between Hiromasa Masuda (Japan) and Jaroenchai Ood-donmuang (Thailand), and WBC MuayThai Women’s Lightweight World Title fight between Claire Haigh (Luxembourg) and Miriam Nakamoto (USA).  Current WBC MuayThai Light Heavyweight World champion, Kaoklai Kaennorsing and six-time world champion Manu Ntoh performed as the main event of the night and in the frame of WCK Champion of Champions title bout.

Miriam Nakamoto stole the show, as the won against Claire Haigh via TKO in the first round and became the first American woman to hold the WBC MuayThai World title.  A flying left knee and three sequential right elbows brought home the victory for Nakamoto.

The show was broadcast live on HD in China and will be available to WCK’s worldwide syndication network later this year.  WCK MuayThai founder and CEO, Dennis Warner was present at this event, which honored the accomplishments and contributions of Mr. Warner’s promotion organization to the professional martial arts industry.  He was joined by high ranking WBC Muaythai officials, including WBC Muaythai dignitaries – Vice Chairman Tony Reyes from the Philippines and Anek Hongtongkam, head of officials from Thailand。

WCK Full Rules Muaythai plans to have this region as its centerpiece for future events in Asia.  Located in The South China Sea, Hainan Island is a premier entertainment and sporting destination for tourists from all over the world.  With its tropical beaches and lush forests, Hainan Island is quickly becoming the next hot tourism attraction.

Complete fight results are as follows:

WCK Welterweight Bout

Zhou Hongzhang wins split decision over Joey Pagliuso

WCK Women’s Featherweight Bout

Li Xiao wins unanimous decision over Lara Ahola

WCK Full Rules MuayThai Sanctioned by the WBC Muay Thai

Luis Bio wins against Cyrus Washington            by TKO in the third round

WBC MuayThai World Lightweight Title Fight

Jaroenchai Ood-donmuang wins split decision over Hiromasa Masuda and becomes the new WBC MuayThai Lightweight World champion

WCK Cruiserweight Bout

Guo Qiang wins unanimous decision over Adam Dare

WBC MuayThai Female Lightweight World Title

Miriam Nakamoto wins against Claire Haigh by TKO in the first round and becomes the first American to hold the WBC MuayThai Women’s Lightweight World Title

WCK Champion of Champions Title Fight

Kaoklai Kaennorsing wins unanimous decision over Manu Ntoh

About WCK MuayThai:

Founded in 1989, by Dennis Warner and In Sync Productions, WCK MuayThai is based in Southern California and is the largest Muay Thai sports entertainment event in North America.  The championships are held in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Beijing and other cities and feature top fighters from the U.S., China, Japan, Thailand, Netherlands, South Africa, Korea, England and Australia, including such champions as Yodsenklai Fairtex, Steve McKinnen, Lamsongkram Chuwattana, John Wayne Parr, Craig Buchanan, Christine Toledo, Romie Adanza, Jeri Sitzes and Malaipet.  For more information about WCK MuayThai, please visit www.wckmuaythai.com or check out our Facebook WCK MuayThai group.

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WBC MuayThai-sanctioned fights feature Female International Bantamweight title fight between Jeri Sitzes (US) and Sujeong Lim (Korea) and US national Super heavyweight championship title fight between Rick Cheek and Steven Banks; IKKC sanctions an International Light Heavyweight Championship bout between Shawn Yarborough (US) and Mawande Vapi (South Africa) and US National Welterweight title fight between Scotty Ray Leffler and Justin Greskiewicz

Primm, Nev. – July 13, 2010 – After huge success of the WCK MuayThai show at the Star of the Desert Arena last April, Buffalo Bill’s Resort & Casino nine more Full Rules WCK MuayThai Championship bouts, headlined by an exceptional WBC MuayThai US National Super heavyweight championship fight between Rick Cheek and Steven Banks.

A rare opportunity will be presented to fans of MuayThai Aug. 28, when two 260-pound, 6’4’ and 6’5’’ fighters step into the ring to claim the WBC MuayThai US National Super Heavyweight Championship Title.  With a record of 23 wins (20 knockouts), two losses and one draw, Cheek is a formidable opponent for Banks, who just came off two wins by knockout himself.

Billy Olsen, the trainer of Cheek comments: “This one will not go the distance; one of them is going to get KO’ed.” Cheek, who also fights in K1, has built up a tremendous following for himself in Northern California.  Banks comes to Buffalo Bill’s from Myrtle Beach, SC.  In the ring, watch Cheeks’ hand speed countered by strong elbows and knees from Banks.

As WCK MuayThai continues its commitment to promote female MuayThai fighters around the world, it brings Jeri “Fists of Fury” Sitzes of Missouri to represent the U.S. against a Korean fight and entertainment star, Sujeong Lim in the WBC MuayThai International Bantamweight Championship title.  Sitzes, well known as a Strikeforce fighter, who TKO’ed Lacey Schuckman in round three, has secured great recognition as one of the top female boxers in the United States.  Her last muay thai performance and win against the tough Christine Toledo left an unforgettable impression on the spectators.  She now sports a flawless record of 12 wins with no losses.  Sujeong Lim, who has been training and fighting internationally since high school, has managed to accumulate a record of 25 wins and 5 losses.  She was the Gold Olympic Taekwondo medalist at the Beijing Olympics of 2008, bronze medalist of the International Federation of Muay Thai Amateur Tournament held in Bangkok in 2007 and the muay thai bantamweight champion in South Korea, where she is also known for her career in the TV entertainment arena, appearing in several television shows and movies.

Shawn Yarborough will be representing the United States, when he defends his international championship belt sanctioned by IKKC against the undefeated fighter from South Africa, Mawande Vapi.  Vapi’s current record stands at 22 wins (19 by KO) and two losses.  Yarborough is the current WBC MuayThai Light Heavyweight U.S. National Champion.

William “The Bull” Sriyapai, one of the most decorated US fighters, and a K1 competitor, will step into the ring with Raul Rodriguez of Way of Japan gym in Bakersfield, Calif.  Sriyapai was inducted into Master’s Hall of Fame this year in Las Vegas.  Rodriguez left a memorable impression when he won a tough battle against Bryce Krause in Las Vegas last year.

Three-time French MuayThai Champion, and former K1 fighter, Remy Bonnel does not need introductions. He is best known for taking on and winning against Duane Ludwig, Jerry Morris, Trevor Smandych and Peter Kaljevic among others.  With a record of 57 wins and seven losses, he might pose a serious hurdle for Las Vegas fighter Chaz Mulkey.  However, Mulkey’s last fight against the Dutch star, Menno Dijkstra showed that clinch and elbows come to Mulkey as easy as breathing.  Mulkey managed to easily steal every single round from Dijkstra and win against a fighter with a 32-4 record.

Always a crowd pleaser, Scotty Ray Leffler of One Kick’s gym in Las Vegas will put up a first round of defense of his newly acquired IKKC US National Welterweight belt against the notorious Justin Greskiewicz of Philadelphia.  Leffler won the title this April on the WCK MuayThai card by a TKO in the second round from James Martinez, known as the American pick for the WMC sanctioned “Contender Asia” Muay Thai reality TV show.

A much awaited bout of Jack Thames vs. Mike Ryan will also take place on August 28^th.  Both fighters have been waiting for a chance to take on Craig Buchahan for the WBC MuayThai US National Middleweight title, and Thames has come close in his previous fight against Buchanan in the Star of the Desert Arena.  Thames will get his chance in the fall to become the new U.S. Middleweight champion when he rematches Buchanan.  As a potential contender for the WBC belt, Ryan, and his famously heavy hands will do their best to stop Thames, and get a chance to fight Buchanan if he retains the belt or rematch Thames later this year in case he is the new WBC champion.

Shawn Yacoubian, a fighter with utmost dedication to muay thai and pride of the Armenian community, will once again step into the ring to test his own force and talent.  His challenger, Joe Davidson, a veteran muay thai fighter, is from the “Red Dragon Karate” school in Fontana, Calif.

Artem “The Russian Experiment” Sharoshkin will have his pro debut at Buffalo Bill’s after a superb third round knockout at the same venue in April, and later securing the IAMTF US National Welterweight Championship belt.  His opponent, also having his first pro fight, Titus Holmes, comes from the famed Las Vegas school of fighting.

WBC Muaythai United States Super Heavyweight Title                         5rds.
Rick Cheek                                        vs        Stephen Banks
WBC Muaythai Female International Super Bantamweight Title                       5rds.
Jeri Sitzes                                          vs        Joanna MacEachern (Australia)
IKKC Muaythai Light Heavyweight Bout                          5rds.
Shawn Yarborough (champion)        vs        Stephen Richards
WBC Muaythai Super Welterweight Title Elimination Bout                   5rds.
Raul Rodriguez                                  vs        William Sriyapai
WBC Middleweight International Prestige Bout                                      5rds.
Chaz Mulkey                                      vs        Remy Bonnel
IKKC Muaythai United States Welterweight Title                                                5rds.
Shane Oblonsky                    vs        Justin Greskiewicz
IKKC Muaythai Super Middleweight Bout                                                            4rds.
Jack Thames                                     vs        Mike Ryan
IKKC Muaythai Super Welterweight Bout                                                            4rds.
Travis Garlitz                         vs        Joe Davidson
IKKC Muaythai Welterweight Bout                                                                        4rds.
Artem Sharoshkin                              vs        Titus Holmes

All bouts are subject to change.

The championships will be supervised by the WBC MuayThai representative in the United States, Chalermkiat Suvanamas. WCK MuayThai is sponsored by the Tourism Authority of Thailand, Thai Airways, National Realty Group and Lucky’s Race and Sports Book.

Amateur fight program starts at 5 p.m., professional fights start at 7 p.m.

Tickets are $35 to $100 ringside. All concerts and sporting events take place in the Star of the Desert Arena at Buffalo Bill’s Resort & Casino. For more information, please call 1.800.FUNSTOP (1.800.386.7867) or visit www.primmvalleyresorts.com.

About WCK MuayThai:

Founded in 1989, by Dennis Warner and In Sync Productions, WCK MuayThai is based in Southern California and is the largest Muay Thai sports entertainment event in North America.  The championships are held in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Beijing and other cities and feature top fighters from the U.S., China, Japan, Thailand, Netherlands, South Africa, Korea, England and Australia, including such champions as Yodsenklai Fairtex, Steve McKinnen, Lomsomcram, John Wayne Parr, Craig Buchanan, Christine Toledo, Romie Adanza, Kevin Ross, Jeri Sitzes and Malaipet.  For more information about WCK MuayThai, please visit www.wckmuaythai.com or check out our Facebook WCK MuayThai group.

About Primm Valley Casino Resorts:

Primm Valley Casino Resorts, located 25 minutes south of Las Vegas on Interstate 15 at the Southern Nevada/California state line, includes Buffalo Bill’s Resort & Casino, Primm Valley Resort & Casino, and Whiskey Pete’s Hotel & Casino. The properties’ amenities offer something for everyone including 24-hour dining, The Spa at Primm, shopping at the Las Vegas Premium Outlets and two championship golf courses designed by Tom Fazio. With attractions for the whole family, the Desperado Rollercoaster, Adventure Canyon Log Flume, Video Game Arcade, Carolee Movie Theatre and Star of the Desert Arena, a venue for the best live performances, Primm Valley Casino Resorts offers entertainment and recreation at an affordable price.  For more information, visit www.primmvalleyresorts.com.

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