King Mo Lawal allows his Thai Boxing trainer, Mel Menor kick him with 790 lbs of force OUCH!! (Melchor Menor is a Muay Thai Champion)



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I 've see that vid before. Palma, do you or have you trained under/with Menor?

I briefly trained with Master Toddy in LV when I was a young buck and Menor I think was already a champion. I trained alongside with Alex Gong as well, sparred with him a few times, we used to fight in the local tourneys together back in the bay.

I thought Menor was the better Muay Thai fighter. But, Gong was a f**kin' beast when it came to training. You hear about some of the most prominent athletes training after the lights have been turned off, that was Gong for ya.

I had trained with a few notable champions in my day, but unfortunately Mel was not one of them. I have met Mel a few times over in Carlsbad (The Boxing Club). In Poland I trained with former European HW Kickboxing Champ Przemyslaw Saleta and in the U.S. with Vince Soberano who is a Muay Thai Champ. I met Alex Gong before he died in San Fran. In my opinion I think his skills sets were on another level.