KUALA LUMPUR — Two generations of Muay Thai greatness are set to colloborate this December as Thailand’s world champion, Superbon Singha Mawynn, joins forces with Malaysia’s fast-rising prodigy, Johan “Jojo” Ghazali. The pair will headline an exclusive seminar in conjunction with the Wilayah Pahlawan International Muay Thai Championship (WPIMC) 2.0 — a weekend that promises to be a defining chapter in Malaysia’s combat sports history.
Set against the backdrop of Stadium Titiwangsa on 7 December 2025, the morning seminar will see Superbon and Jojo step out of the ring and into the role of mentors. Fans and fighters alike will gain front-row access to the mindset, discipline, and technical precision that have propelled both men to stardom — Superbon as one of the most feared strikers on the planet, and Jojo as the fearless young fighter rewriting Malaysia’s place on the ONE Championship stage.
Muhammad Faizol, President of Pahlawan Muay Thai and organizer of WPIMC 2.0, says the idea behind the seminar is simple — to connect passion with purpose.
“Both Superbon and Jojo represent the essence of Muay Thai: respect, dedication, and the drive to keep improving,” Faizol said. “This is a chance for Malaysians to learn directly from champions who live and breathe the art.”
Johan Ghazali from Rentap Muaythai Gym of Kuching has moved to Thailand since Oct 2024 to train at Superbon Training Center to improve his skills. He has been training with Muaythai great like Superbon himself, Nong O and Trainer Gae
The WPIMC series has fast become one of Malaysia’s premier Muay Thai events, attracting fighters from across the region. This year’s edition, supported by the Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture (MOTAC), will feature nearly 400 competitors in professional and amateur bouts, transforming the capital into a hub of international martial arts energy. The main card later that evening (5 p.m.) will showcase the best of local talent alongside visiting fighters from around the globe.
But the true heartbeat of WPIMC 2.0 lies in its mission — to inspire, educate, and elevate. The inclusion of the Superbon–Jojo seminar isn’t just an added feature; it’s a reflection of the event’s growing reputation as a platform that goes beyond competition.
WPIMC is no stranger to having superstars in their event. Their inaugural show in Feb this year, saw the appearance of Johan & another Thai superstars – Superlek , the ONE Championship Muaythai & Kickboxing Champion.
In that 1st event also seen superfight from many top & emerging Malaysia talent of Muaythai such such Johan’s younger brother Miki Ghazali, Influencer Ahirine Ahirudin, Kabilan Jelevan of Rentap Muaythai, Aiman Kuda Putih, Umar Redwolves
For Malaysia’s Muay Thai faithful, this December offers more than fights — it’s a chance to stand shoulder to shoulder with legends. From the precision of Superbon’s signature head kick to Jojo’s youthful hunger for greatness, participants will witness the fusion of mastery and momentum in its purest form.
Registration for the seminar and event details are available on the official Pahlawan Championship website. With limited slots available, early registration is highly recommended. WPIMC 2.0 is shaping up to be more than a championship — it’s a celebration of the warrior spirit that continues to push Malaysia’s Muay Thai movement onto the world stage.
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