Heavyweight EshChadar Brown Ton fights in Thailand December 5th
By Kyle Dziubinski
Dallas, Texas – Esh’Chadar Brown Ton is set to fight in the biggest match of his career December 5, 2006. The event is the famous annual King’s Birthday celebration Muay Thai tournament promoted by the S-1 organization, which will bring in 500,000 fight fans. Esh’Chadar is the United States S-1 and Dominion Warriors Heavyweight Muay Thai Champion and brings an unrivaled work ethic and lethal combination of punches, kicks, knees, and elbows to the table and looks to cement himself as the top Muay Thai heavyweight in the world. Matt Skelton is a former Muay Thai world champion.
Americans are rarely invited to fight in this famous event or Thailand in general; this speaks volumes of Esh’Chadar’s talents and skills inside of the ring. Outside of the ring Esh’Chadar is also an incredible example. Esh’Chadar Brown Ton is a pastor of a local Dallas area church and leads his life as a great example for all. He regularly embarks on mission trips to poor and impoverished countries trying to spread hope and light to those in need.
Esh’Chadar has been training for his match in Thailand for the last two months. His regiment has been extremely grueling which is what I consider to be a Thai tradition. The Thai fighters are some of the fittest and fighters in the world, not to mention some of the toughest both mentally and physically. They need these traits due to the brutality the sport of Muay Thai demands. Esh’Chadar is a physical specimen he stands 6’4†and weights 230 pounds shredded to the max, and can box, kick, clinch and knee all day long.
I personally wish Esh’Chadar the best, and keep your eyes and ears open for EshChadar in the near future.