From the islands of Greece to the districts of Seoul, this week’s Muaythai calendar is a true reflection of the sport’s worldwide momentum. National federations and clubs are creating powerful platforms for development, competition, and community-building. 

Here’s what’s happening across the Muaythai map:

Aegean Muaythai Cup 2025 & Santorini Fight Night II
 May 10 | Santorini, Greece
Hosted at the DAPPOS Indoor Gym in Thira, this event brings together young talent, experienced veterans, and WMC-caliber showdowns in one of the world’s most iconic locations. Organized by King Beast, a proud POM member, the Cup includes VS bouts (ages 5–40+), Novice competitions, and featured WMC fights. It’s a weekend where Mediterranean beauty meets Muaythai grit.

5th President of SeongDong-gu Association Cup
 May 11 | Seoul, South Korea
 Held at the SeongDong-gu Citizen Sport Complex, this championship reflects the strength of local federation development. With support from the district’s Sports Association, the event offers a vital competitive space for athletes and a celebration of Muaythai’s growing reach in Korea.

Newcomers of Muay Thai & Gala Night
 May 10 | Solothurn, Switzerland
 Swiss Muaythai is building from the grassroots up. The daytime Newcomers event gives rising athletes the platform to test their skill in real competition. At night, the lights come on for the Main Gala—an elite showcase featuring top-level bouts and a committed community of athletes, coaches, and fans.

University Muaythai Turkish Championship
 May 4–7 | Göynük Sports Hall, Antalya, Türkiye
 Universities from across Türkiye gather in Antalya for a championship that doubles as a scouting ground for the country’s next generation of athletes. Organized under the national federation’s 2025 calendar, this event sharpens competitive edge and keeps the road to international events alive.

May 10–12 | Batu Pahat, Malaysia
 A call to every Muaythai club in the country—RWC is back. With League categories for ages 13–35 and Open divisions up to 40 years old, this championship blends development and intensity. The tournament’s open-door spirit continues to fuel Malaysia’s energetic Muaythai scene.

Across continents, from seasoned pros to eager newcomers, Muaythai communities continue to build, connect, and grow. Stay tuned to IFMA channels as we follow these journeys and celebrate the events shaping the sport worldwide.

📍 One World. One Muaythai.