Alain Sylvestre The Contender Asia Hollywood T.V. Show AXN Muaythai 2008

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The Contender Asia was a reality-based television series that follows 16 World Best Muay Thai fighters from 12 countries as they compete in a series of outdoor challenges and sanctioned matches.[1] The series is a deviation from the original Contender series, which involved boxing. The winner received US$150,000 and bragging rights as "The Contender Champion". The program was hosted by Vice President of World Muay Thai Council and former World Champion Stephen Fox (who also serves as the show's main trainer) and Jaymee Ong.[2][3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Contender_Asia ALAIN SYLVESTRE / Jeepers Creepers THAI BOXING RECORDS + Total 92 + Wins 60 + By K.O. 29 + Losses 27 + Draws 5 BIOGRAPHY AND CAREER Alain Sylvestre holds both Canada's Middle and Super Middleweight Muay Thai Championship titles. Although Quebec-born Sylvestre calls Ottawa home, the majority of his time as spent fighting and polishing his Muay Thai skills both in Thailand and abroad from 2005 until present. Known for implacable 'heart' and fighting spirit, hard working Sylvestre has proven himself relentless, giving himself in full to his fans, friends and family. Alain has fought at many international events around the world and after just one year in Thailand, was able to achieve and become the Southern Champion of Thailand and the World Muay Thai Champion of Thailand. Alain was also ranked #3 at Lumpini Stadium in 2007 W.P.M.F. Lumpini Stadium is considered to be the best Muay Thai stadium in the world. In 2008, Alain was part of The Contender Asia Reality T.V. He was invited on the show to be part of one of the best 16 world fighters. In 2015, Alain was certified as an Ajarn Trainer / Master Trainer of Muaythai under the official body of muaythai government of Thailand W.P.M.F. TITLES Middleweight Canadian champion (2004) Super-Middleweight Canadian champion (2005) Southern Thailand Champion PK-1 (2005) International World Champion Thailand PK-1 (2006) International World Champion Thailand PK-1 (FEB.2013) International World Champion Thailand PK-1 (JAN.2014) World Muaythai Champion Thailand WMF PRO (JULY 2014) International World Champion Thailand PK-1 (MARS 2015) HIGHLIGHTS 1 fight Lomnouw, Phuket, Patong Stadium 72kg, (2005) 2 fights Shane Chapman 'The Chopper' (New Zealand)(2005-2006) 2 fights Ehboutong, World Championship (Cambodia)(2005-2008) Contestant Super League Tournament, Omnoi Stadium (Bangkok)(2005) 1 fight Rattanoi Ratchadamneon Champion (Pattaya)(2005) 1 fight Sonpichai, Omnoi Champion (Bangkok)(2006) Ranked #3 at Lumpinee Stadium 74 kg, W.P.M.F. (2007) Contestant in The Contender Asia reality TV (2008) 2 fights Soren Mongkong (Australia and Contender in Singapore)(2007-2008) 1 fight Youssef Adgham Boughanem (W.M.A. Tournament in Guizhou china) (2010) 1 fight Victor Ngabe, Max Muaythai Champion (Toyota Marathon in Nakhom Si Thammarat) (2012) 1 fight Nam Chok, Phuket, Patong Stadium 73kg, (2014, 27 Jan.) 1 fight Nontachai Sit (Ratchadamnoen champion), Thailand (2014) 2 fight Nilmumgkorn Sudsakornmuaythaigym (Asiatique, Bangkok) Max Muaythai (2014, 11 May) 1 fight Phisit Suksawang (Pattaya) Max Muaythai (2014, 22 June) 1 fight Suadum Tiger Muaythai Gym, Patong Boxing Stadium, Phuket, (2015, 13 April) 1 fight Saiyok Pumphanmuang (Vietnam) Thai Fight (2015, 24 October) 1 fight Jomkhon Kieatnunglung (จอมคน เกียรติหนวงหลวง), Phetchbuncha Stadium, Koh Samui (2015, 14 November) HIGHLIGHT VIDEO'S https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTyzj... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFUoqN... www.dannysylvester.com