World Muaythai Council

Peace, Sport and Friendship through Muaythai Sport, of any kind, has the power to unite and bring together cultures and people from all parts of the globe. Sport thrives in the spirit of fair play, ethical behaviour and brings out grace in both winning and losing. It is also a valuable opportunity to exchange cultures between all participating countries. Muaythai is a sport with a proud history built on ancient traditions in which respect, honour, and friendship ...

Many diplomatic staff from embassies in Thailand try to understand more about the culture of the country they are in. Most of them do a 2 or 3 year spell in their respective countries. Martina Baues from the German Embassy in Thailand really used her time in Thailand to deeply study the art of muaythai. From May 2009 to February 2012, Martina trained an average of 4 hours a week in all aspects of muaythai, as a ...

From today onwards, 6th February will be the official annual Muaythai Day, both in Thailand and worldwide. After many months of preparation between the Thai Government, National Culture Commission, The World Muaythai Council (under directive of the Royal Thai Government) Amateur Muaythai Association Thailand (under Royal Patronage) and International Federation of Muaythai Amateur (recognised by SportAccord); the inauguration ceremony was held today. The day honored Pra Chao Sun Petch IIX (Tiger King) and every year, Feb 6th ...

Muaythai got a boost in Sweden last weekend when for the first time it was featured live on national TV on Saturday afternoon from 16:13-17:00. The exposure was indeed fantastic as this was prime time slot during winter sports week. All 13 bouts where also on the web live and Swedish Muaythai Federation's President Fredrik Johnson commentated the event live together with a professional sports commentator. Fredrik took the opportunity to explain the sport and the ...

Promoter Mike Miles hosted the sold out 'Challenger 3 - JAWBREAKER' event on Saturday January 28th at the Century Casino in Calgary. The event boasted Team Canada against Team Thailand and these bouts were not to disappoint. The professional bouts were sanctioned by the Calgary Combative Sports Commission (CCSC) and the World Muaythai Council (WMC). The amateur bouts were sanctioned by the International Federation of MuayThai Amatuer (IFMA) and MuayThai Alberta (MA). The Mike Miles Canadian ...