
Stories. Fighters. Muay Thai. Hosted by Matt Lucas, longtime Thailand insider and journalist, this podcast dives deep into the fight game — from behind-the-scenes gym life to building a career in the ring. Interviews with top fighters, coaches, and promoters. Sharp takes on scoring, strategy, and what it actually takes to make it in Muay Thai. New episodes every week.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

What separates good coaches from great ones?
Jake from House of Muay Thai has spent years coaching athletes at the Amazing Muay Thai World Festival and working alongside some of the best coaches in the sport.
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What does it take to coach Team USA athletes on the world stage? In this interview, Matt Lucas sits down with DMV Muay Thai Matthew Van Valkenburgh founder and Team USA coach to discuss the lessons learned from years of international Muay Thai tourna... more
For more than three decades, Nick "One Kick" Blomgren has been one of the key figures behind the growth of Muay Thai in the United States.
In this episode, we discuss his first trips to Thailand in the late 1980s, training at Sasiprapa Gym during ... more
Before fighting for ONE Championship gold, Aslomjon Ortikov had already fought nearly 300 times. Born and raised in Uzbekistan, Ortikov began training at just eight years old after his brother brought him to the gym. Through years of amateur tourname... more
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Just bought your book off Amazon. Excited to read it! I’m moving to Thailand soon. 🙏
Matt does a great job bringing light to the current state of Muay Thai as well as the economics of the sport around the world.
Matt Lucas has been living, fighting and working in Thailand for many year. He has a deep knowledge of Muay Thai. In these podcasts he interviews influencers from all aspects of the sport. He is a mine of information and very well connected. If you want to find out more about Muay Thai, this is the place to look. His book On Fighting in Thailand is also a must for any aspiring fighter coming to Thailand with a view to fighting in the motherland of the sport.
Matt brings great information to the table for Westerners, particularly Americans, to get a feel for how things are in Thailand, as not that many Americans seem to make the Journey. I think Matt’s information will be helpful for people to make that commitment to go to Thailand. Keep up the great work, Matt!🙏🏼
Matt is a pure aficionado on muaythai and really fun to listen to!
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This show centers on Muay Thai with a insider's view of the sport's ecosystem—fighters, promoters, coaches, gyms, and media. Through long-form conversations, it covers promotion strategies, athlete development, training philosophy, globalization of Muay Thai, business dynamics, and the practical realities of living and competing in Thailand. Episodes frequently explore behind-the-scenes operations, from gym culture and event promotion to branding, sponsorships, and the shifting economics of the sport. A standout trait is the host's deep lived experience in Thailand, which yields interviews that blend tactical insights with authentic, on-the-ground storytelling that resonates with practitioners, gym owners, and aspiring professionals.
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Recent guests on The Muay Thai Podcast include:
1. Jake Chamberlain
2. Rich Delos Reyes
3. Brett Klavelichek
4. Vivek Nakarmy
5. Nick Blomgren
6. Aslomjon Ortikov
7. Douglas Malagon
8. Mark Pease
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