This one is long overdue. Thanks for your patience. Episode 62 is with Clifton Brown, Canada’s first Muay Thai World Champion. His Muay Thai journey and his contribution to the sport is exceptional. | Ryan McKinnon |

Bloody Ballet | Episode 62 | Clifton Brown Interview

What makes a champion? Why do some wilt in high-pressure competition, while others rise to the occasion? Drawing on science, psychology, sports and economics, authors Po Bronson and Ashley Merryman explore the anatomy of building champions. We also feature stories from freestyle wrestling champion Ohenewa Akuffo, Muay Thai world champion Clifton Brown and budding figure-skater Annie DeCoteau-Vogelsang.


Guests in order of appearance:

Po Bronson and Ashley Merryman - Authors of Top Dog, the Science of Winning and Losing

Ohenewa Akuffo - World-class freestyle wrestler, winner of the 2010 Commonwealth Games

Annie DeCoteau-Vogelsang - 10-year-old budding figure skater and her mom MJ DeCoteau.

Clifton Brown - World Thai Boxing Champion.


After four years of training, Clifton Brown competed for his first world Thai Boxing title in 2001.

Top Dog: The Science of Winning and Losing | CBC.ca

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