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Muay Thai fighter Javad Vahid Rezah vows to become World Champ in 2024 before moving to MMA

Published

December 8, 2023

Javad Vahid Rezah. Photo via Instagram

Two-time Swedish Muay Thai champion Javad “The Reborn” Vahid Rezah is one of the gang of fighters who joined ranks with newly started Viracca Sports Management.

During his career, the entertaining fighter has stood victorious in Zone Pro League and represented the Swedish National Muay Thai Team.

Talking to Frontkick’s sister site Maximum Sports, he’s letting the fans know that they can expect great things in 2024.

“First of all, you will be able to call me World Champ since I will win the World Championship in my weight class because that’s about time now,” Vahid Rezah said. “The second thing is that after the World Championship you will see me move more and more towards MMA. But first I will deal with my unfinished business with the world elite Muay Thai fighters.”

Looking back at 2023, he’s not happy about the level of activity he had during the year. The inactivity came due to a serious heart condition among other things.

“My development as a fighter could have been better, and I’m not happy about that,” Vahid Rezah said. “But that’s going to change. On December 27 I’ll start my training camp in Thailand and be training and competing there for a few months.”

Javad Vahid Rezah: “The way he wants to help fighters is rare”

Javad Vahid Rezah recently inked a deal with Viracci Sports Management and is certain that working with the management will open many doors for him as a fighter.

“I will be able to train even more and get to the top of the Muay Thai world faster than expected. Andres Viracci will help me financially with my trip to Thailand and that alone will be so helpful. Viracca Sports Management will be with me to the end of the world. I don’t hesitate for a second that VSM will do their absolute best to help me.”

“What made me want to work with VSM is Andres’ personality and what I’ve heard about him. I never heard a bad word about him, and the way he genuinely wants to help fighters is rare.”

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