Achievements
Nine years, a 50-fighter team, and a shelf that keeps filling up.
The record
Two WKN India titles
Sukeerth Kulal won the WKN India light-heavyweight title and Pratheek the featherweight title in Bangalore — the belts the club’s fight team brought home to Mangalore.
The Lockerroom →Ebrahim Thouseef Ahmed — KO at Mallayudha
Thouseef won by knockout with hard low kicks at the Mallayudha Championship.
Club video · YouTube →Five wins at the Yuva Khel Summit
Five Monkey Mayhem fighters, coach Nithesh among them, won their bouts at the Yuva Khel Summit 3.0 MMA Championship.
The Lockerroom →Anwitha J Alva — world championship bronze
Anwitha won bronze in the women’s under-23 −57 kg division at the 2019 IFMA World Muaythai Championships.
Wikipedia →Shodhan Shetty — Pro-India Muaythai League champion
Shodhan took the bantamweight title at the Pro-India Muaythai League, held in Mangaluru.
Club video · Facebook →Avani S Kumar — national gold
Training under Nithesh at Monkey Mayhem, Avani took first place in the 45–48 kg category at the national Muay Thai competition and was named Best Amateur Female Fighter.
Daijiworld →Hosted the Senior National Muay Thai Championship
With the Muaythai Association of Karnataka, the club hosted the Senior National Muay Thai Championship in Mangaluru — the first event of its calibre in coastal Karnataka.
Mangalorean.com →11 medals at the MINF Senior National Fed Cup
Eleven of the club’s 13 fighters medalled, with gold for Ankush Bhandary, Uwaiz Jalihal, Nithesh Kumar, Sukeerthan K, Farzeen Ahmed, Anwitha J Alva and Anisha R Shetty.
Mangalorean.com →First-ever women’s league champions
At the same Fed Cup, Anwitha (51–55 kg) and Anisha (55–60 kg) won the Women’s Pro-Am League fights — the first champions of the women’s league in their weight classes.
Mangalorean.com →Hosted the Karnataka State Muay Thai Championship
Organised by the Dakshina Kannada District Muay Thai Association and hosted by Monkey Mayhem Fight Club.
Daijiworld →Monkey Mayhem opens its fight club & fitness centre
The fight club and fitness centre opened its doors in Mangaluru.
Daijiworld →Coach Nithesh leads Karnataka to the overall title
As team coach, Nithesh took 18 Karnataka fighters to the nationals, where they finished overall champions with 6 gold, 8 silver and 4 bronze.
Mangalorean.com →Nithesh Kumar — national Muay Thai gold
Nithesh won gold in the 71–75 kg category at the 2015 Senior National Muaythai Championship.
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