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Mike Miles
Posted: 2010-03-20 09:22:31
SEMI-MAIN EVENT - INTERCONTINENTAL SUPERWELTERWEIGHT FULL MUAY THAI PRESTIGE MATCH - 5 rounds of 2 minutes
Peter Arbeau (Calgary) vs Javier Fernandez (Spain)

PETER ARBEAU

Calgary, Canada

5'11", 156 lbs

MUAY THAI

Coming onto 10 years in the sport, Peter always wanted to excel at a sport. Having trained in traditional Martial Arts Peter decided to excel at MuayThai. Peter 'Let's Go' Arbeau earned his nickname from his fans. Known for his willingness to scrap and having no hesitation to exchange leather, Peter always puts on an exciting fight.

Peter presently sits on an Intercontinental Title. Sitting on a record of 20 wins, 6 losses and 1 draw, Peter has fought in Canada, the USA, Korea and Thailand. His resume includes the 2008 TBA World Classic MuayThai Champion, a Canadian MuayThai Title and he won a bronze medal at the IFMA World Championships in 2009 (he received a small cut on his nose and the doctors would not allow him to fight in the quarter finals). Peter moves forward with a very busy fight schedule for 2010. He fights as the Semi Main Event on the March 27th event. The week after he is fighting in Brazil (hoping to win the right to represent Canada at the SportAccord World Combat Games). He then comes back and fights again in Canada in early May and June. Peter has been earning a great following in Calgary and future looks bright as he earns new fans with his 'Let's Go' attitude in the ring.

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