Christopher Romulo is an American former professional Muay Thai fighter and a trainer of Filipino descent.

Romulo won several amateur and professional championships in the United States and Thailand, and operates a training facility in New York City^{[1][2][3][4][5][6][7]}

Born in New York City, Romulo was the first member of his family to be born in the United States. His father was Carlito Romulo and his mother was Lucita Fernandez Romulo.^[8]

Christopher Romulo grew up in Queens Village in Queens.^[2][7] He is married to Sarah Romulo, a fitness trainer and boxer^[9][2] The couple has two children.^[2]

Romulo began his amateur career 1996 at age 21 .^[3][4] In 2003, Romulo began training under Jason Strout. That same year, they worked together to develop Church Street Boxing Gym's first Muay Thai program. Romulo's amateur career included five titles.

As a professional fighter, Romulo's record was 13–3 [10 KOs]. He won the WKA super middleweight North American title in 2010.^[4] Romulo won a US National Championship, a North American Championship, and a Bronze medal in Bangkok in the World Cup.^[10]

Romulo always entered the ring with the Filipino flag wrapped around him like a cape.^[7][8]

Romulo retired from active competition at age 37 after 16 years in the sport.^[3]

Romulo built a training center in Rockaway, Queens in 2009.^[8] It was destroyed by Hurricane Sandy but has since been rebuilt.^{[4][11][12][13][14][15][16][17]} Romulo owns and operates the training center with his wife Sarah.^{[3][5][6][18]}

In 2009, Romulo was selected as a spokesperson for the anti-bullying campaign Bullying...We're Kickin’ It.^[3][4][19]

Romulo is also actively involved in the Muaythai Preservation Project which provides support for local children through scholarships to train and learn the sport.^[20][21][22]

• Amateur Muay Thai: 18–3–1
• Professional Muay Thai: 13-3
• Shootfighting: 2-2

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