WCK Muaythai: Bad to the Bone delivered an explosive night of full rules action at the Sycuan Casino Resort, showcasing the grit, heart, and warrior spirit of elite Muaythai athletes. Broadcast live on ROKU to millions across the U.S., the event featured ten bouts filled with dramatic knockouts, razor-close decisions, and championship intensity.
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Official Fight Results:
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Bout 1 – IAMTF Cruiserweight 190 – California Title (3 Rounds)

Aaron Moss def. Rob Mackay via KO at 0:49 of Round 3

Moss crowned himself California champion with a crushing knockout that brought the crowd to its feet.
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Bout 2 – WCK Women’s Super Lightweight 140 (4 Rounds)

Sabina Mazo def. Ashley Smallwood via Majority Decision

Mazo edged a close fight with composed striking and smart movement in a high-level technical matchup, winning her WCK Full Rules Muaythai debut live on ROKU.
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Bout 3 – WCK Women’s Flyweight 113 (4 Rounds)

Fayeda An def. Susan Wallace via Majority Decision

A closely contested bout, An pulled ahead with sharp counterstrikes and calculated aggression.
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Bout 4 – IKKC Welterweight 147 – International Title Defense (5 Rounds)

Wilson Ha def. Dongsu Kim via Unanimous Decision

(AND STILL IKKC CHAMPION)

Ha put on a clinic in technical Muaythai, retaining his international title with dominant control and ring generalship.
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Bout 5 – IKKC Super Lightweight 140 (3 Rounds)

Yuga Ishii def. Giovanni Ramos via Split Decision

A back-and-forth war saw Ishii narrowly take the judges’ nod in a fight that kept fans on the edge of their seats.
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Bout 6 – IAMTF Lightweight 135 (3 Rounds)

Robert Cesena def. Cameron Redd via Split Decision

Cesena secured a hard-earned victory in a contest that could have gone either way.
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Bout 7 – IAMTF Super Lightweight 136 – California Title Defense (5 Rounds)

Jason Ferri def. Matt Gruenig via Unanimous Decision

(AND STILL CALIFORNIA CHAMPION)

Ferri displayed sharp combinations and championship poise, once again defending his title successfully.
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Bout 8 – WCK Super Featherweight 130 (4 Rounds)

Jonathan “Cisco” Cosio def. Dante Patron via KO at 1:08 of Round 2

Cosio unleashed explosive power, landing a clean shot that sent Patron to the canvas. Although Patron quickly got back to his feet, he appeared disoriented—turning away and retreating to the neutral corner before the referee’s count was completed. Seeing Patron unable to properly respond, the referee waved off the fight, awarding Cosio the knockout victory.
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Bout 9 – WCK Flyweight 115 (3 Rounds)

Christian Rodriguez def. Heriberto Rivera via Majority Decision

Rodriguez’s clean technique and aggression earned him the win in a close and tactical flyweight match.
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Bout 10 – IAMTF Welterweight 147 – California Title Defense (4 Rounds, Rematch)

Moises Rodriguez def. Cade Albracht via Unanimous Decision (Rodriguez remains California's Champion)

Rodriguez proved his supremacy in a long-awaited rematch, controlling every round with sharp accuracy and experience.
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Bad to the Bone: A Night to Remember

Broadcast live on ROKU’s homepage, with a potential reach of 90 million homes, Bad to the Bone was more than a fight card — it was a celebration of culture, technique, and the international growth of Muaythai.

With world-class athletes, title defenses, and breakout stars, the night set a new standard for WCK’s production and competitive caliber.
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What’s Next

Stay tuned for more action as WCK Muaythai returns live on June 21, 2025 for the Matter of Pride Event, live from the Marriott Convention Center in Burbank, CA, streaming exclusively on the ROKU Channel.

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