Muay Thai-tanic World Championship to make waves in Pattaya
Pattaya City is gearing up for a mega showdown as it hosts the 6th World Muay Thai Championship from March 9 to 17.
The prestigious event is backed by the Thai and Traditional Boxing Sports Association and the spirited Father Ray Foundation, promising a knockout experience for all involved.
Kicking off the fierce festivities will be the weigh-in on March 9, setting the stage for a thrilling series of qualification rounds from March 10 to 12. The contenders will pull no punches during the semi-finals on March 13 and 14, running in tandem with the gripping Muay Krading battles, a nod to traditional Thai pugilism.
On March 15, spectators will be treated to the spellbinding Wai Kru Muay Thai ceremony, a heartful tradition that pays tribute to the masters of the craft.
The day will climax with the nail-biting Muay Krading final. However, the excitement doesn’t stop there. The much-anticipated Muay Thai championship final hits the sand on March 16, with a cherry-on-top series of special matches arranged by the Father Ray Foundation, wrapping up the showdown on March 17.
This epic tournament is set to lure top-tier athletes and fans from around the globe, shining a spotlight on the dynamism of Muay Thai and boosting Pattaya’s allure as a premier sports tourism hotspot.
Major players like SKS Empire, and Rage Fight Academy are throwing their weight behind the event, ensuring it’s nothing short of legendary, reported Pattaya News.
In similar news, the Labour Ministry has committed to fully supporting the export of Muay Thai boxing coaches to Hong Kong, where there is a significant demand for their expertise. This commitment was highlighted during Labour Minister Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn’s recent visit to the territory.
During his visit, Phiphat, accompanied by senior ministry officials, toured a fitness centre on Fa Yuen Street in Mong Kok district, Hong Kong.
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