In this episode, we welcome back a powerhouse from the LBC, Justin Padilla, for his first formal sit-down interview. The history between Justin and Moe goes back to Justin’s incredible Muay Thai debut for WCK during the Thai/Khmer New Year celebration. That night, Justin put the world on notice with a spectacular knockout, and Moe was there to capture the immediate aftermath. Now, they reconnect to dive deeper into Justin's journey and his unique training pedigree.Justin fights out of Long Beach Khmer Kickboxing, one of the oldest and most respected martial arts institutions in California. Established in 1987 by the legendary Oum Ry, this gym is a cornerstone of the community and one of the few places in the country dedicated to the art of Kun Khmer (Cambodian Kickboxing). While it shares the "Art of Eight Limbs" foundation with Muay Thai, we discuss the subtle but violent differences that set Kun Khmer apart—from the aggressive rhythm to the surgical use of elbows and specialized kicking techniques.Justin is back on the show to promote his highly anticipated return to the ring for WCK on April 25. We talk about his camp, the evolution of his style since that viral debut, and what it means to represent one of the most historic gyms in the West.#JustinPadilla #KunKhmer #LongBeachKhmerKickboxing #WCK #MuayThai #Kickboxing #LBC #OumRy #ThaiNew Year #KhmerNewYear #CombatSports #CaliforniaSoberPodcast #Moe #FightNews #SurgicalStriking #LongBeachSports justins socialshttps://www.instagram.com/yaboiipadilla/Long Beach Kickboxinghttps://www.instagram.com/lbkhmerkickboxing/