Senior Grand Master Sami Kiblawi, the pioneer of kickboxing (since 1980) and Muay Thai (since 1995) in Lebanon and the Middle East, holds a black belt 8th degree (Dan) in karate and a black belt 9th degree (Dan) in kickboxing. He also holds the title of 17 Khan (degree) Golden Mongkol Senior Grand Master in Muay Thai.
Muay Thai, originating from Thailand, is a potent martial art known for its use of fists, elbows, knees, and shins. It emphasizes mental toughness, discipline, and respect while offering a rigorous training regimen that develops strength, agility, and endurance. Whether for sport or self-defense, Muay Thai remains a globally popular martial art.
Boxing, the sweet science, is defined by precise footwork and powerful punches, focusing on strategic jabs, hooks, and uppercuts for an artful display of controlled aggression in the ring. Its essence lies in the mastery of both offensive and defensive maneuvers, showcasing the skillful dance of athleticism and strategy.
Shogun Club Muay Thai events pulse with intensity, highlighting skilled fighters in captivating battles during each period. Among them, the Beirut Thai Battle stands out for its showcase of top-tier talent, making Shogun club a dynamic hub for the best in Muay Thai action and a community of passionate practitioners.