WBC Muay Thai Lightweight Champion of England. A UK Female A class (full Thai rules) Muay Thai Fighter with over 17 years Muay Thai experience, over 10 years fighting experience and over 9 years Muay Thai coaching experience. Slaheoldine has coached students from ages 3 to 50+, from juniors, amateurs to professional fighters. She has taken fighters from novice level to fighting their very first Interclub and amateur fights on big stages around the UK such as Scala nightclub in London and Bedford Corn exchange, In her own fight experience, Slaheoldine has had 14 fights, with 2 of her many wins by TKO both in round 3 out of 5 rounds; one by body kick to the sternum and the other by spinning back elbow. Not only has Slaheoldine fought all across the UK in some of the biggest venues such as The O2 in London, Effingham Park Hotel in Copthorne (where she was crowned WBC Muay Thai Champion winning by spinning back elbow in round 3) and her last fight at Pryzm Nightclub in Birmingham where her fight was the main event headlining fight, which is rare for women's fights on a predominantly male fight card, Slaheoldine has also dominated the Muay Thai scene in Thailand, the home and birthplace of Muay Thai. Slaheoldine is currently 3-0 undefeated in Thailand having fought and won in Phattalung, Patong Boxing Stadium in Phuket (where she scored her 1st TKO by body kick in round 3) and more recently in Chiang Mai Boxing Stadium. Slaheoldine has more recently been offered a world title fight on one of the biggest international Muay Thai fight promotions based in the USA against a very experienced fighter who beat Chris Cyborg in a Muay Thai fight. Outside of Muay Thai, Slaheoldine's talents have grabbed the attention of MMA fighters and she has been approached by a world renowned and very well respected professional UFC MMA fighter to train under him in Florida to fight on some of the biggest mixed martial arts promotions in the world such as Bellator and the UFC. Her decision on both of these opportunities still remain in the balance...Slaheoldine is also a keen advocate for women and equality in Muay Thai & martial arts including relative or equal treatment, pay and opportunities. She looks to help people build their confidence through the art of Muay Thai as from her own experience of being bullied at school and isolated, Muay Thai is what helped her with building her own confidence and attributes the sport to her becoming the woman she is today