Rob joined Mick Doyle’s Martial Arts Center in 1993. Under the training of Mick Doyle he learned the arts of Bushido, Muay Thai, Mu Gen Do Kickboxing and grappling.

Wiley has competed in numerous kickboxing and Muay Thai competitions since then, including international events fighting as a member of the national kickboxing team in U.S.A. vs. Ireland and U.S.A. vs. Canada. Wiley has made two trips to the IKF national tournament once in 1999, where he placed 2nd in a split decision and in 2000 where he won the National Amateur Light Middleweight Muay Thai Title.

Wiley was team captain of the gym’s kickboxing team for several years. He also worked as a personal trainer at the gym and has trained fighters who have won national title belts. He recently stepped down from the position of team captain to pursue a career in law enforcement.

Wiley was hired onto the Omaha Police Department in 2001 where he currently works full time patrolling the northeast precinct. Wiley still coaches fighters at the gym and teaches self defense classes. He specialized in Muay Thai, kickboxing, self-defense and general conditioning. In 2006 he became a defensive tactics instructor for the Omaha police department, and assists in the training of recruits.