Kuching, Sarawak – Rising Muaythai talent, Muhammad Johan Ghazali, fondly known as “Jojo,” is set to pursue advanced training in Bangkok, Thailand, under the renowned Superbon Training Camp. Jojo’s mother, Jennana Johnson, shared the news on her Facebook page, expressing gratitude and support for her son’s journey to the international Muaythai scene.
“Leaving this one in Bangkok so he can continue to grow,” Jennana posted, adding her heartfelt thanks to the trainers and staff at Superbon Training Camp. Her message praised the camp’s dedication in providing a welcoming, encouraging environment for the young Sarawakian, whose remarkable skills have already made him a standout figure in the Muaythai community.
Jojo, who hails from the Rentap Muay Thai Gym in Sarawak, has gained popularity for his passion and talent in the sport. Known for his fierce determination and commitment to Muaythai, Jojo’s move to Bangkok marks a pivotal moment in his young career. Training under the prestigious Superbon Training Camp, led by world champion Superbon Banchamek, is expected to help Jojo hone his skills and deepen his experience in the global Muaythai arena.
As the Muaythai prodigy embarks on this new journey, his supporters from Sarawak and beyond have expressed their encouragement, celebrating Jojo’s pursuit of excellence in Thailand. For many, Jojo’s dedication is a source of pride for Sarawak, showcasing the region’s growing presence in international sports.
