Social projects set up by IFMA and supported by UNESCO are key for supporting youth in disadvantaged areas, a meeting heard during the IFMA World Championships.
Today Belarus celebrated Victory Day in memory of WWII and IFMA muaythai athletes were honoured to part of the Minsk celebration.
In a long day full of excitement and courage, one fight stood out as a symbol of what the IFMA muaythai journey means to athletes.
May 9 Memorial Day Belarus festivities On the 9th of May the athletes and officials from every country are invited to mark the memorial day for World War II which […]
Both rings were in action again with bouts taking place from 13.00 into late in the evening, starting with the 45kgs divisions and finishing with the giants of the 91kgs+ […]
The Championships continued across two rings with 81 bouts involving athletes from all around the world, and their supporters joining in the battles with songs and cheers.
First bouts took place today in Minsk as the IFMA World Championships kicked off in the packed Sports Palace. Bouts started just after three in the afternoon and continued […]
Finals day at the IFMA World Cup in Kazan, with 11 spots for The World Games 2017 up for grabs across male and female places. After a long and exciting […]
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