The semi-finals of the Muaythai competition at the 33rd SEA Games electrified the historic Lumpinee Stadium, with fans on the edge of their seats cheering passionately for their athletes. Flags waved, chants echoed, and the atmosphere was nothing short of unforgettable as Southeast Asia’s finest showcased skill, tradition, and heart.

Wai Kru Semi-Finals Results

The Wai Kru competition continued to highlight the beauty, grace, and cultural heritage of Muaythai. Two female and two male athletes advanced to the finals after delivering outstanding performances:

Female Division

  • Jia Chi Yan (Malaysia) – 9.30
  • Thanawan Thongduang (Thailand) – 9.20
  • Islay Erika Bomogao (Philippines) – 9.10
  • Junetha Melva Christia (Indonesia) – 9.00

Male Division

  • Pithaya Thippranee (Thailand) – 9.27
  • Aldento Brillian Bara Pratama (Indonesia) – 9.10
  • Phillip Delarmino (Philippines) – 9.03
  • Asyraf Danial Abdul Latif (Malaysia) – 8.87

Division Highlights

The combat semi-finals delivered explosive action, with Thailand leading the day in victories, while athletes from Vietnam, Malaysia, Philippines, Laos, and Singapore also secured their places in the finals.

Female Division

  • 45kg: Thailand’s superstar Arissara Noon-Eiad (Mongutpetch) showcased precision and power, defeating Malaysia’s Damia Husna Azian with skill and experience.
  • 51kg: Malaysia’s Nur Amisha Binti Azrilrizal battled toe-to-toe with the Philippines’ Floryvic Montero, ultimately pulling off a hard-fought win to advance to the finals.
  • 57kg: In a spirited contest, Vietnam’s Chieu edged out Indonesia’s Adisty Gracelia Lularoh, securing her place in the gold medal match.

Male Division

  • 45kg: Myanmar’s Moe Saw Myat faced the Philippines’ Tyron Jamborillo in a gritty battle. Jamborillo’s strength and perseverance carried him to victory and a spot in the finals.
  • 67kg: Thailand’s Abdolmalek Thingnamrob, IFMA and CISM Champion, displayed dominance against the Philippines’ Mathew Blane Comicho, stopping him in the second round to continue his quest for gold.
  • 71kg: Vietnam’s Thang Bang Quang and Singapore’s Jeryl Khoo delivered a nail-biting contest, with Quang pulling off a narrow win to secure his place in the finals.

Looking Ahead

The finals take place today at Lumpinee Stadium, promising another day of unforgettable action, tradition, and spirit. Be sure to tune in live or join the crowd in Bangkok to share your Muaythai pride and support the athletes as they battle for gold.

Chok Dee to all finalists — the journey continues!