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Jeff Dojillo

2021 USMTO West Recap

Recap: This past weekend the good people at the United States Muaythai Open had their yearly tournament in Arizona at the Sheraton Hotel in Phoenix. After a long hiatus, due to the devastating pandemic, The USMTO had a year long break and athletes have been eager to compete.

The United States Muaythai Federation Condemns any form of violence, discrimination, racism, and hate towards any community.

The USMF will always celebrate our athletes and community regardless of race, religion, sexual identity, or political affiliation. We will not stand for or tolerate hate, violence, racism and discrimination and call on all of those that love the sport of Muaythai and that love this country, to join in condemning all racism and discrimination and work to help put an end to it in our communities.

USMF Volunteer Spotlight: Dustin Bolinger

have been working with Dustin for the majority of 2020. Together we have been able to streamline the USA Muaythai brand, website, and so much more. Dustin takes great initiative, meets deadlines, and provides input and feedback to further advance the federation. I interviewed Dustin about his Muaythai Journey and his career as an artists.

2020 USA Virtual Champions

Athletes from all over the United States competed over live video where they displayed their skills in front of the the USMF President Michael Corley and our USMF Officials, Stephan Strotmeyer and JJ Ferraro.