Victoria Sullivan | Athlete
Victoria Sullivan
Phone: +61 481 169 801
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25.01.2022 Smile in the face of adversity @anastasia_lees_creative
20.01.2022 https://fb.me/e/1N7WwuZxd
15.01.2022 Never in a 1000 years would I think I would love coaching as much as I do. Connecting, imparting knowledge, and sharing success with our people is beyond rewarding. Every single person that sets foot on these matts, as a fighter or not is an absolute warrior. I'm so inspired by all of you.
14.01.2022 Women's Muay Thai is alive and well Photo's by Anastasia Lees Creative
13.01.2022 Let's stay safe but stay active and keep our sport alive worldwide, with love from the Australian Muaythai Athletes United we shall stand .... M U A Y T H A I #oneworldonemuaythai #muaythaiaustralia #australianathletes #nakmuay #unitedweshallstand #covid19 #staysafe #stayactive
13.01.2022 Till this day even after multiple titles this has to be one of my greatest moments. I lost the first time to Jenna so this second opportunity meant so much to me. I rememeber being so nervous, standing behind the curtain waiting to walk out, shaking from the freezing cold, it was also the first time fighting elbows and the elbow pads were so tight I could barely move. I remember telling @james_flippo_rowland "man I'm so scared" he responded "it's because this matters to you" ...it did, losing the first time had me doubting my abilities so the outcome of this fight meant so much to me. I fought my heart out, I left nothing in the reserve, as i did with the prep. Having my hand raised was better than Christmas. . Leaving the ring i was a different person, I was someone that believed in myself. It wasn't that i thought I was good enough to beat the best, but that I was capable of becoming someone that could beat the best. Like i was capable of improving and beating Jenna. Since then I've dedicated myself to this pursuit. In less than 2 weeks time I'm going to prove that I'm the best, not only the best light weight but the best super lightweight too. #believethat See more
11.01.2022 Wishing a huge Happy Birthday to coach Pamorn Martdee.
09.01.2022 That's it, fight camp done and dusted. 7 weeks of grueling training to chase that double champ status. I'm strong, I'm ready, I'll see you all Saturday.
08.01.2022 Picture 1: my gym brother @jimbosanngg and I dancing to Soulja Boy and rapping to Scribe while waiting to walk out, Picture 2: Head coach @pamornmartdee and I embracing one last time before going to war. It may seem like all sacrifice and hard work but there's also lots of fun and comradery along the way.
08.01.2022 Social media is an amazing platform, it allows the everyday person to share their experience and connect globally. There’s some amazing people that I follow that have inspired me over the years but there’s also a lot of crap out there and people looking to exploit the naive; especially in the health industry. I’m not here to hand out advice or talk about how amazing I am, if I’m honest, I find writing about myself pretty uncomfortable. But if through talking about my triumphs..., struggles and everything in between inspires 1 out of 1000 then it will be worth it. So i've been involved in Muay Thai about 10 years now, competing in my first fight in 2012. I was 20 at the time, so I guess it is natural for the sport to have somewhat sculpted me as a person. Over the coming weeks/months I will tell my story from the very beggining - it will cover off some of the greatest times in my life; title wins, personal growth... down to the hardest times; loss, grief, rock bottom... I hope my experiences will resonate with some of you
03.01.2022 Victoria Sullivan shares her story on what it takes to be a champion Muay Thai Fighter. Video by Marcelo Productions Special thanks to Elite Performance Bodywor...k Therapy and Champions Gym #MarceloProductions
03.01.2022 This isn't just another selfie in a dress, i want to tell you a little story of the inspiration behind it. This was taken a little over 24 hours after losing my fight over the weekend, my face pretty swollen and my self esteem had taken a hit. The moment i stepped out of the ring it was like my fight was on replay in my head and i was pulling apart all the mistakes i had made. I hadn't even seen the fight and i already told myself how badly i performed. Exiting the ring all i... wanted to do was hide away in my house so i didn't have to wear the shame on my face in public. This was a really horrible feeling and having these thoughts about myself felt so regressive, i had to sit back and ask myself, why? Why is it that one loss can make me feel unworthy? I couldn't answer that so instead i flipped it, I asked myself, if i had said no to this fight and decided not to take the risk would i be happy sitting dormant again for a few more months? The answer was no. So why would i beat myself up over something that 1 i knew was a risk (going up a division) and 2 regardless of the outcome was an opportunity for growth. I'm constantly talking about growth, risk, hard work, failure, perserverance but i allowed myself to have these thoughts about myself based on a loss. No way, that's not me or what i believe in. In that moment i decided i would face the world; freshly swollen face, red dress and the same attitude i have for life as I did the week before. Zero shame or embarrassment. Life will get you down, but there's things we have control over and how we respond is 100% up to us. Sit down...or stand tall and carry on with the mission. I choose the latter. #becomingisbetterthanbeing
02.01.2022 Weighed in for the 63.5kilo WMC Australian Title here in Perth. Going up a weight divison to take on the current Champion. I'm no stranger to a challenge and this will be by far my biggest test, I'm ready for it.
01.01.2022 Stepped out of my lane last night to kick it with a bigger opponent. No win, was a hard fight fought over 5 rounds. Muay Thai is a brutal sport, we sacrifice everything to perfect our craft and there's always a 50/50 chance those efforts don't pay dividends on the night. I took this fight knowing I had a weight and height disadvantage, not making excuses this is just fact. I left everything in the ring; when that final bell went I had no more to give and that's all I ever set... out to do. Life will throw you challenges and hurdles, as bruised as I am I've been through worse in life. I've never sat down after failure and I'm certainly not going to do that today. My story has just begun. Shout out to everyone who came down to support. Coaches, team mates, loved ones, I appreciate you all. Congrats to the gracious Champion Zoe for retaining her title. Photo by @humansofcombat
