Muaythai is getting more popular worldwide day after day, so lots of professional and amateur championships are carried out in different parts of the world. The year 2011 is promised to be busy and spectacular – International Federation of Muaythai Amateur in association with World Muaythai Council is pleased to announce the schedule of international tournaments for amateur sportsmen. These competitions will definitely attract new talents to muaythai and new stars will appear on the martial arts’ scene. So, get prepared for the great year!

January 21, 2011: International Federation of Muaythai Amateur (IFMA) has proudly announced the name of the Vice Chairman of its International Development Commission - Vladimir Burdun.

Q: You are the one who've seen the development of War on the Shore project from the very beginning - you are the winner of first two episodes. What can you say about War on the Shore-3? Was it different somehow?

Yes, I think that the 3rd series of War on the Shore had more work involved in comparison with first and second series of this project.

Most of fighters this time were amazing. They performed really well and proved their outstanding skills and records; the audience enjoyed lots of breath-taking moments. Apart from that, the event itself was beautifully organized. War on the Shore 1 & 2 series were also organized well, but this time it was totally different story. The venue was unique – that was my first time when I was watching muaythai competition at the roof of the parking. The venue setting was reflecting Thai hospitality as well as incomparable style of Martial Arts Academy and its War on the Shore project – everything from tables and chairs to ring lightings and music was encouraging to spend the evening in a good mood and enjoy the pure muaythai. And indeed, I saw lots of happy faces that day.