INSTRUCTORS

Ian is a professional boxer with a 1-1 pro record. Ian initially took up boxing and Muay Thai as a hobby when 17 years and, as he says, “I was just thinking it was very cool and all … .typical teenage guy mindset”. After a few years, Ian started to truly appreciate and love fight sports, learning valuable lessons with regards to “discipline, tenacity and humility. “

After eight years of boxing his hard work paid off and he became Lightweight National Amateur Champion at the 2021 SABA National Competition.

Ian is an ACE-certified personal trainer and is Juggernaut’s Head Coach and Manager.

Amanda Chan is the current WBC Asia Featherweight Boxing Champion. She is one of the emerging talents in Asian boxing and now boasts a 7-0 professional record.

She is BJJ blue belt, multiple time BJJ gold medalist and is 1-1 as an amateur MMA fighter.

Amanda started her journey with us here at Juggernaut Fight Club 7 years ago as a trainee and now is a full fledged pro fighter and instructor.

Ashiq is a former pro-boxer and amateur kickboxer and was both thew WBC International Silver Super Bantamweight and WAKO Oceania Champion.

He has eight years coaching experience, and his classes promise strong technical focus, hard work and fun.

Hidayat is a former national wrestler under the tutelage of Alexander Hubarevich, a Belarus junior champion. He started wrestling when he was in university and hasn’t stop since then.

Currently, he is coaching wrestlers who are competing in both local and overseas competitions. Hidayat takes pride in being a wrestler and is passionate about spreading and sharing his wrestling knowledge.

Weiyang is a former national wrestler under the tutelage of Alexander Hubarevich, a Belarus junior champion. He picked up wrestling in polytechnic at the age of 17 and hasn’t stopped since.

Currently he is a Developmental Coach with the Wrestling Federation of Singapore and is passionate about sharing and spreading the sport of wrestling to more people.

Eddy has been wrestling for 14 years now and currently a Singapore National Team member.

He has competed in numerous competitions around the world and, more recently, was the 2023 SEA Games where he bagged home a bronze for Team Singapore.

Khairy has been wrestling since 2016 and is a former member of the Singapore National Wrestling team.