World Muaythai Council

Sunday 11th of March saw the conclusion of another Polish Open Muaythai Championships organised by IFMA Member NF the Polish Muaythai Federation under the Presidency of Rafal Szlachta, IFMA Executive Committee member. It was the biggest event in amateur Muaythai in Poland for 2012. The Polish Open Muaythai Championship was held during three days 9th, 10th and 11th of March in Kalisz. Over 120 fighters from Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia and Ireland participated in these ...

Following the resolve to gain full Government recognition (the Muaythai Federation of Nigeria currently have a provisional recognition status), the federation took great initiatives and took their lobbying exploit to their National Parliament - House of Representative Committee on sports on a 2 - day meeting session from the 21st to 22nd of February 2012. The Sports Committee is headed by Hon. GodfreyAli Gaiya. The federation’s request received very favourable attention and programmes have already been ...

1st - 5th March 2012 saw the 35th International Tourism Exhibition and Fair in Budapest. A separate Olympic pavilion was opened to promote sports and the sporty way of life, where, besides the Olympic sports, IFMA member National Federation for Hungary took great initiative to promote the sport and art of muaythai from a specially designated stand at which demonstrations were performed, and visitors to the expo were informed about muaythai. The stand was a hit, ...

  Another great event organised by Muaythai gym Crnomelj and the South-Eastern European Muay Thai federation. The sports hall in the town of Crnomelj was packed to the last seat. The third season of the South-Eastern European regional Muaythai League kicked off  with 18 participating gyms from 8 countries of South-eastern Europe, becoming the strongest competition in this part of Europe. On Saturday we witnessed 12 great fights by young talents with two additional professional fights to ...