As teams from across the globe land in Türkiye for the IFMA Senior World Championships, the rest of the world continues to pulse with Muaythai energy. This week, events across Europe, Asia, and the Caribbean remind us just how deep and wide the roots of Muaythai reach.
Türkiye – All Eyes on Antalya
The IFMA Senior World Championships 2025 officially begin this week, with delegations arriving ahead of the first bouts on Saturday. Over 100 nations are represented, making this the largest Muaythai gathering of the year—and a crucial qualification pathway for The World Games and other multi sport events..
Also in Türkiye, two more events bookend the national calendar:
- Aksu Municipality “Spor Toto Muaythai Super League” – 1st Step, took place on May 19, continuing the high-level domestic circuit under national federation oversight.
- School Sports Kids Türkiye Championship concluded this week, showcasing the youngest generation of talent in a strong national development pipeline.
Malaysia – Fight Night Muaythai International
On May 24th, Kuala Lumpur comes alive with FNM International, where Malaysia’s rising stars take on international challengers.
📍 Venue: Stadium Titiwangsa
🕗 Time: 8:00 PM
🎟 Tickets: RM25 (or RM65 with exclusive event shirt and lucky draw entry)
The card features 7 professional Muaythai bouts and a special boxing exhibition starring Adli “Goldenboy.” It’s a major opportunity for local athletes to gain spotlight experience in front of a home crowd.
Trinidad & Tobago – Combat Youth III
Youth development is front and center at Combat Youth III, set for May 24th at the Southern Regional Indoor Sport Arena, Pleasantville.
Talented young athletes will step into the ring to test their progress and sharpen their skills in a structured, supportive setting.
📍 Time: 4:00 PM
🎟 Tickets: $50 (Free for kids under 10)
These regional tournaments continue to build the foundation of Muaythai’s future in the Caribbean.
Germany – Fight Night Neugablonz
Germany’s regional fight scene heats up this week with Fight Night Neugablonz, bringing together local and cross-border fighters for a night of technical matchups and passionate fans. Events like these keep the Central European Muaythai circuit competitive and consistent.
Italy – Milano Muaythai Open
Italy’s north hosts the Milano Muaythai Open on May 25, providing amateurs and pros alike a platform to test their form heading into the summer fight season.
One World. One Community. One Muaythai.
As the Senior World Championships take center stage, national circuits continue to thrive—proving that Muaythai’s heartbeat is both global and grassroots. From youth development in Trinidad & Tobago to pro showcases in Malaysia, every ring this week carries the same spirit.
Stay tuned for full coverage of SWC25 kicking off this Saturday.
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