From young talent to RM1m home: 'Abang Boy' proud of Aliff's journey
KOTA BARU: For Mohd Farek Md Urep, better known as ‘Abang Boy’, seeing Muay Thai fighter Ahmad Nor Iman Aliff Rakib achieve success is more than a proud moment — it is the fulfilment of a dream that began 15 years ago.
Kota Baru: Abang Boy, also known as Mohd Farek Md Urep, is overjoyed by Muay Thai fighter Ahmad Nor Iman Aliff Rakib's success. The 56-year-old, who has dedicated four decades to Muay Thai and currently serves as the sport's national technical director, recalls discovering Aliff's potential when the fighter was just starting his career.
Abang Boy played a crucial role in Aliff's development, guiding him from a novice to a national-level competitor. Aliff's journey has culminated in a significant milestone as he prepares to marry and is giving his parents a RM1 million house. This act of kindness underscores Aliff's gratitude towards the individuals who supported him throughout his career.
Abang Boy emphasizes that success in Muay Thai requires years of hard work, discipline, and the unwavering support of those who believed in the fighter, even when he was just beginning.
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