Trainers
At MSP Muay Thai Gym, our trainers live and breathe the art of Muay Thai, combining years of fight experience with a genuine passion for helping you grow. Our trainers coach every level, from your very first stance to your next fight camp, with the same focus and respect.
Whether you’re stepping onto the mats for fitness, confidence, or competition, our experienced team gives you clear, personalised coaching to sharpen your technique, build real strength, and grow a mindset that carries beyond the gym.
Trainer and Owner Mardsing
Trainer Mardsing brings over 35 years of Muay Thai experience, forged at the highest level of competition in Thailand. With more than 270 fights, he was ranked in the top three of his division at Lumpinee Stadium and became feared for his relentless Muay Khao style, walking opponents down with a brutal clinch, heavy kicks and punches, and fight-ending knees.
He represented the renowned Por Pongsawang camp in Bangkok, and beyond titles and rankings, Mardsing built a reputation that extended well beyond the ring. Known and respected across Thailand during his fighting years, he developed a name that has endured long after retirement. Even today, he is remembered within the Muay Thai community for his toughness, skill, and authenticity as a true Muay Khao fighter.
Following his fighting career, trainer Mardsing has dedicated decades to teaching Muay Thai across all levels, passing on his knowledge and experience to the next generation. He is officially recognised by the Office of the Board of Boxing Sport, Sports Authority of Thailand, as a certified Muay Thai instructor, reflecting both his standing in the sport and his ongoing contributions to the sport.
Trainer Boi (Lumnapong)
Trainer Boi (Lumnapong Por Pongsawang) built his career through extensive experience in Thailand’s competitive Muay Thai circuit, recording over 300 fights against high-level opposition. His time in the ring was defined by durability, consistency, and the ability to perform against experienced fighters across multiple major stadium platforms. His career reflects not only the volume of fights but the standard of competition he was consistently matched against.
Trainer Boi was part of the respected Por Pongsawang camp in Bangkok, where he trained alongside other elite fighters, including Trainer Mardsing. This environment played a key role in shaping his approach to training and fighting at a high level.
In addition to his fight career, trainer Boi has significant experience in Muay Thai instruction. He spent many years teaching at a university in Bangkok, where he worked with students across different levels, focusing on developing strong fundamentals and a practical understanding of the sport.
Trainer Daniel
Trainer Daniel brings over 30 years of martial arts experience, with the majority of his career dedicated to Muay Thai and kickboxing. He began training at a young age, first competing in Tae Kwon Do, where he became an Under 16 NSW freestyle martial arts champion.
He later transitioned into Muay Thai, where he built an extensive fight career, recording over 34 amateur bouts and 10 professional fights. In 1997, he was a South Pacific light heavyweight title contender, and has since achieved multiple titles across Muay Thai and kickboxing, including Australian Super Middleweight Champion under K-1 rules in Queensland and a two-time Queensland Muay Thai Super Middleweight Champion in Champions of the Future.
Daniel has also spent over 10 years training alongside triple world champion and International Hall of Fame inductee “Powerhouse” Lane Jacobs, gaining valuable experience at the highest level of the sport.
While his primary focus is Muay Thai and striking, Daniel also holds a Gracie Jiu-Jitsu blue belt under Alex Prates, contributing to his well-rounded understanding of combat sports.
Trainer Ang
Trainer Ang began his Muay Thai journey under Mardsing at MSP Muay Thai Gym and has since sharpened his skills in Thailand, his homeland. A dedicated fighter, he has proved his commitment under the lights, earning a reputation for powerful kicks and a strong, controlling clinch. This Muay Thai style forces opponents onto the back foot.
As part of the new generation of Muay Thai, trainer Ang blends traditional Thai techniques with sharp, modern training methods. He spends countless hours on the mats at MSP Muay Thai Gym, breaking down clean fundamentals, teaching smart ring strategy, and building real confidence to step-up to the next level, whether students are training for fitness or preparing to step into the ring.
Trainer Ricardo
Trainer Ricardo has been part of MSP Muay Thai Gym for over a decade, growing from student to trainer within the same walls he now teaches in. He has tested himself in the ring across Australia and sharpened his skills in Thailand, deepening his understanding of authentic Muay Thai.
Known for running tough, purposeful sessions, trainer Ricardo specialises in preparing fighters for the mental and physical demands of competition. His training pushes students to build endurance, stay composed under pressure, and develop the discipline needed to see a fight through from the first bell to the last.
As a long-term member of the MSP community, trainer Ricardo brings stability, loyalty, and lived experience to every class. He understands what it takes to step into the ring for the first time and is committed to guiding the next generation of fighters to do it with confidence and respect for the art.
Trainer Wut
Trainer Wut started Muay Thai at just six years old at the legendary Kiatmuu9 camp in Buriram, Thailand. Over a career of more than 200 fights, he competed on the sport’s biggest stages, including the iconic Lumpinee and Rajadamnern stadiums, and became known for the fast, powerful kicking style that Kiatmuu9 fighters are famous for.
He trained and fought alongside some of Muay Thai’s most recognised names, Superlek Kiatmuu9, Saenchai, and Singdam of Yokkao Muay Thai, before stepping into a coaching role at Yokkao’s gym. From there, he took his expertise around the world, teaching Muay Thai in England, Italy, and China, and helping to shape fighters across multiple countries.
Now at MSP Muay Thai Gym, Trainer Wut brings this world‑class experience directly to our students. His coaching blends true Thai stadium experience with clear, technical instruction, with a special focus on timing, balance, and the explosive kicking game that defined his own fighting career.
Trainer Naz
Trainer Naz began his Muay Thai journey at MSP Muay Thai Gym, developing from a keen student into a respected trainer within the same community that first shaped him. Over the years, he has stepped into the ring representing MSP, testing his skills under pressure and proving his commitment to the art.
Known for his strong clinch work and intelligent ring control, Naz brings a calm, technical approach to training. He has a particular passion for working with beginners, focusing on solid foundations, stance, balance, guard, and simple, effective techniques that build confidence early.
Trainer Naz’s sessions are patient but purposeful. He breaks down details in an easy-to-understand way, ensuring new students learn correctly from the start while still feeling challenged and supported every step of the way.
Trainer Marchai
Marchai Fairtex began his Muay Thai journey in Thailand at just seven years old, training in the traditional way, early mornings, rigorous drills, and countless hours spent perfecting his craft. Under the guidance of elite coaches at the world-famous Fairtex gym, he developed into a formidable fighter known for his heavy hands, solid kicks, and unwavering heart inside the ring.
Marchai’s reputation as a tough, fearless competitor earned him opportunities to teach and fight internationally. After several years sharing his expertise in Japan, he brought his deep understanding of Muay Thai to Australia, where he has spent the past two decades training athletes of all levels, from beginners discovering the art for the first time to professionals refining their technique.
Known for his disciplined approach and high-energy sessions, Marchai brings traditional Fairtex training methods and coaching principles to develop powerful, precise, and confident fighters. His teaching philosophy emphasises respect, hard work, and mental resilience, the same qualities that defined his own career.
Today, Marchai Fairtex continues to inspire a new generation of fighters with his passion for Muay Thai, his deep technical knowledge, and his unmistakable toughness that has become his trademark both inside and outside the ring.
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