This week, Muaythai action is in full swing around the world. Here’s a glimpse of the global highlights:
- 40th National Youth Games in Chonburi Province – Muaythai takes center stage as one of the core sports, with a large turnout of young athletes. Follow @amateurmuaythai_official for updates.
- Uzbekistan Cup and Professional Fights – Building on its strong foundation, Uzbekistan, host of the 2010 IFMA World Championship, continues to grow. Muaythai is officially recognized by the National Olympic Committee and the Ministry of Sport. Follow @ifmauz for more.
- European Muaythai Championships in Kosovo – Kosovo is hosting 34 countries in this World Games ranking event, with strong support from all levels of government and the National Olympic Committee. Follow @emfmuaythai_official for updates.
- Mexico 2024 National Muaythai Championship, “The Final Test” – Mexico, host of the 2018 IFMA World Championship, is preparing for qualifiers ahead of the 2025 Youth World Championships in UAE and the World Championships in Turkey. Follow @fememmx for the latest.
- Thai Select Festival 2024 in Dubai – Fresh off hosting the Club World Championships, UAE joins forces with the Royal Thai Government for this cultural event. Follow @uaemkfed for more.
- Ecuador National Championships – Ecuador hosts national championships with a lineup inspired by IFMA’s 2015 events. Follow @muaythai.ecuador for insights.
- Ladies Open & Jovem Promessa Para o Futuro in Portugal – This all-female event promotes gender equality, featuring Portugal’s top talents vying for victory. Follow @fpkmt.kickboxing.muaythai.
- Malaysia’s National Muaythai Promo Tour – As the host of the 2014 Senior World Championships and 2018 Youth Championships, Malaysia embarks on a Muaythai promotional tour across all states.
These are just a few highlights, with 42 more events happening worldwide. From grassroots initiatives to elite development, Muaythai champions anti-doping, fair play, and gender equality. Get ready for another incredible week in Muaythai!
