2011 Arafura Games in Australia, again was a major success for muaythai with the stadium filled to the bursting point every competition day, making muaythai one of the main attractions at the Arafura Games. The final medal tally was a big success for the host of the upcoming IFMA World Championships as Uzbekistan was overall the best team. Australia came at a close second and Thailand third. Macau really improved in the last 12 months and ...
The TIO Stadium in Darwin was packed to the rafters from the begging till the end of the events. The opening ceremony was spectacular with over 2700 athletes, from 45 nations, waiting to march proudly into the arena in front of a delirious crowd of about 7000 people. The show kept on surprising the fans, starting with 6 aircrafts performing acrobatic stunts and followed by the representative of the Larrakia signing the traditional Waltzing Matilda to ...
Australian athlete Andrew Castle took the bronze home in the 81 KG division to the pride of his home town in the Northern Territories, so much so that they gave him front page honours in the local paper! Check out the link to the article here: http://www.ntnews.com.au/article/2010/12/15/200931_ntsport.html Well done to all the athletes that made their home towns proud, and we look forward to seeing Andrew again on his home ground at the upcoming Arafura Games in Darwin in ...
