I’ve loved movement and fighting for as long as I can remember. Sport has been part of my life for over 20 years—not as a hobby, but as a way to breathe, grow, and belong. Born in Thailand and raised in Finland, I grew up between two cultures and carried a strong need to prove my place in the world. Training became my anchor: when life was loud, the gym was quiet; when things felt heavy, the work made me lighter.

Training is where discipline becomes confidence and setbacks turn into fuel. Muay Thai taught me respect, patience, and heart, and gave me a community that feels like family. I’ve followed this path with pride because I know what it means to fight for something bigger than yourself.

At one point, I needed to understand my roots more deeply. I traveled back to Thailand to find my biological father—and I did. Meeting him brought answers I’d carried for years, helped me make peace with my story, and gave me new gratitude and purpose.

My biggest dream is still to build my own gym: a welcoming home for fighters, beginners, and kids—anyone who wants to learn, sweat, and grow. For now, I coach alongside my own training, including working with young athletes. Watching someone discover their strength for the first time never gets old. I want to pass on what this sport gave me: courage, joy in learning, and faith that hard work changes everything.

This isn’t just sport to me—it’s my life’s work, and the story is still being written.