Muay Thai - Ultimate Fights DVD

When it comes to the real King of the Ring, there is only one, Muay Thai. Today, this battlefield-tested art is transformed from the necessity of survival into the most extreme hand-to-hand combat in the world. Muay Thai fighters can punch, knee, kick, and elbow to most parts of the opponents body including the head and the face. Muay Thai competitions are so vicious that no other hand-to-hand sports dare to allow these rules in their competitions. These are authentic Muay Thai fighters, using authentic Muay Thai rules, in the famous Muay Thai arenas. Fourteen legendary warriors. Seven ultimate fights. Four vicious knockouts.

Customer Review: Best one so far - Ultimate Muay Thai Fights
I've seen many tapes, dvd's on Muay Thai, but I think this is the best so far. I've heard of some of the fighters, this is the first time I saw them fight. They made difficult and explosive techniques seem easy. It gives me motivation to train even harder.

Customer Review: Poor quality DVD
This DVD has a very misleading "Ultimate Fights" title. It seems just like 7 random fights they slapped together to put in a DVD. It's hard to get into the fights because they do a poor job of introducing the fighters and the fights, and the commentators are horrible and barely audible. It also contains shameless self promotion of Muay Thai gyms and equipment. Very amatuer product. Not recommended. More Information

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