Kaizen Muay Thai Inaugural Event

Mark Wang Oct 19 20250 comments

On October 4th, the Bay Area’s Muay Thai scene took another major leap forward with the inaugural Kaizen Muay Thai event, hosted at Pinole Valley High School in California.

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Kaizen, which means “continuous improvement” in Japanese, lived up to its name from the very start. The first-ever show delivered ten thrilling bouts, each one skillfully matched and showcasing a mix of emerging local talent and seasoned fighters from gyms across the region.

The venue was packed, the crowd electric, and the energy on fight night made it clear, Kaizen Muay Thai is here to stay. With over a dozen local vendors and full attendance, the event was not only a success for the athletes but also a celebration of the Bay Area combat sports community.

Kaizen marks an exciting addition to the growing network of Bay Area promotions like RSMT and StandUp Muay Thai, providing another professional platform for fighters to test their skills under full rules. The promotion’s focus on fair matchmaking and professional presentation ensures fighters gain valuable experience and exposure in a safe, competitive setting.

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For this debut event, FightBro was proud to supply the official fight shorts worn by all competitors — the signature Singha Muay Thai Shorts in classic blue and red, each customized with a Kaizen Muay Thai waist patch.
These shorts represent the spirit of the event: modern, durable, and designed for warriors who honor tradition while pushing the sport forward.

Kaizen’s first show sets a strong foundation for what’s to come. With its professional production, passionate organizers, and community-driven focus, it’s already shaping into one of the Bay’s standout promotions.

FightBro is proud to support Kaizen Muay Thai and to be part of this movement elevating local Muay Thai to new heights.

The Bay Area fight scene is growing stronger than ever — and this is just the beginning.