25/05/2026
CONQUEST 8 RECAP 💪🏼
This weekend Ally stepped up in more ways than one for her debut fight. First fight, travelling over east to compete, and matched with a more experienced opponent, none of which fazed her once she stepped over the ropes.
From the opening bell, Ally and Lauren put on an absolute firecracker of a fight, at 46kg both girls threw everything they had into every exchange.
Lauren’s busy hands and forward pressure got her the result by the final bell. Ally struggled to find her range but once she found her rhythm she landed some beautifully timed teeps and combos to interrupt Lauren’s flow. This fight won’t be seen as a loss for Ally. She listened well, never once shied away from the fight and showed plenty of things to be proud of throughout all 3 rounds.This is only the beginning of what I know will be a very successful journey for Ally in Muay Thai.
Massive shoutout to , for having us on the show and the entire team. Not just compared to amateur shows, but Muay Thai shows across the board, that was one of the best experiences I’ve had. The effort and professionalism you put into giving amateurs and kids the best possible experience is second to none. We can’t wait to be back 🥊
A big thanks to the whole crew back home in Perth and our sponsor . The effort everyone puts into helping push these athletes and the pride everyone has in being part of Bioweapon is felt through every fight camp and every performance regardless of the result 💚🤍
Last but not least, a big shout out to Matt Mctavish from for getting down there hours early to help corner Ally with me, an absolute legend 👏
Next up we turn to our pros, Z back on Empire then backing it up in SA with Chapa and Sarah heading to VIC for the all female pro card 🔥 let’s get it!
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