The Muaythai National Championship of Mongolia has successfully concluded, capturing nationwide attention and showcasing the rapid rise of Muaythai across the country. The event drew remarkable public interest, with extensive coverage from major sports and media platforms, reflecting the sport’s growing popularity and strong national momentum.


This year’s championship brought together approximately 400 athletes from 31 clubs and organizations, representing regions across Mongolia. Competitions were held across youth, junior, and senior divisions, demonstrating the depth of Mongolia’s Muaythai talent and the strength of its grassroots development. The championship also served as the official qualification event for the upcoming IFMA Junior and Senior World Championships.

Commitment to Athlete Safety and IFMA Standards

Throughout the event, the Mongolian Muaythai Federation upheld all IFMA safety and medical standards, ensuring that every athlete competed under the highest level of protection.

  • Full medical examinations were conducted prior to competition.
  • Official weigh‑ins were carried out according to IFMA protocol.
  • Ringside medical teams were present at all times.

These measures ensured that athlete health, safety, and well‑being remained the top priority, fully aligned with IFMA’s global standards.

Strong Institutional Support

The finals, held in Ulaanbaatar from March 14–15, created an electric atmosphere as athletes, coaches, and supporters united to celebrate the spirit of Muaythai. The event received strong institutional backing, underscoring the sport’s growing importance within Mongolia’s sporting landscape. Battushig Batbold, President of the Mongolian National Olympic Committee (MNOC) and IOC Member, expressed his full support, while G. Dashnyam, Vice Minister of the Ministry of Sports, attended the championship activities.

In the lead-up to the event, IFMA held a key meeting with MNOC President Battushig Batbold to discuss the continued development of Muaythai in Mongolia and opportunities to strengthen cooperation with the Olympic Movement. IFMA commended the Mongolian Muaythai Federation for its exceptional work and the significant progress achieved in recent years.

Celebrating Mongolia’s Newest World Championship Qualifiers

The success of this year’s championship is a testament to the hard work of athletes, coaches, officials, and organizers. Congratulations to all Nak Muay who have qualified for the IFMA Junior and Senior World Championships this year. Your discipline, determination, and heart have earned you the honor of representing Mongolia on the world stage.

A Bright Future for Muaythai in Mongolia

With strong media visibility, institutional backing, and a thriving athlete base, Muaythai continues to rise as one of Mongolia’s most dynamic and rapidly developing combat sports. Under the guidance of IFMA and the leadership of the Mongolian Muaythai Federation, the nation remains committed to advancing excellence, safety, and the core values of respect, discipline, and unity that define the art of Muaythai.