RWS delivered a major upset on Saturday night as Niall McGreevy knocked out Tapaokaew Singmawynn in the second round to become the new Rajadamnern Stadium Welterweight Champion. The card also featured Kirill Khomutov extending his impressive finishing streak with a stoppage victory over former champion Erdem Dincer.

In the main event, McGreevy stunned the Bangkok crowd by ending Tapaokaew’s reign with a spectacular second-round knockout.

The opening round was closely contested with neither fighter able to separate himself. The action picked up in the second as McGreevy began putting his combinations together before uncorking a perfectly placed elbow that sent Tapaokaew crashing to the canvas for the knockout. The victory crowns McGreevy as the new Rajadamnern Stadium Welterweight Champion, extends his winning streak to seven, and snaps Tapaokaew’s four-fight winning streak.

The co-main event featured former Rajadamnern Stadium Welterweight Champion Erdem Dincer taking on Russia’s Kirill Khomutov.

Both fighters came out aggressively and wasted little time picking up the pace. Dincer controlled the center of the ring throughout much of the opening round, but the momentum shifted in the second when Khomutov landed a punch that hurt the former champion. Sensing the finish, Khomutov poured on the pressure with a relentless barrage of punches. Dincer showed tremendous heart by refusing to go down, and the referee allowed him every opportunity to recover before eventually stepping in to stop the fight. The victory extends Khomutov’s winning streak to four, with all four wins coming by stoppage.

Full Results:

Niall McGreevy def. Tapaokaew Singmawynn via KO (Elbow) in Round 2 – Wins Rajadamnern Stadium Welterweight Championship

Kirill Khomutov def. Erdem Dincer via TKO in Round 2

PheuThai Por.Panomporn def. Hamza Sabri via KO in Round 2

Kimluay Wankhongohm def. Tadhg Gannon via Unanimous Decision

Sinue Juarez Victorino def. Hu Ye via Unanimous Decision

Nakrarin Thepracha def. Zhao Zijian via TKO (Cut) in Round 2

Rungratree RongrienRatchawinit def. Rhona Walker via Split Decision

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The main event for RWS Rajadamnern World Series today featured a title fight for the vacant Rajadamnern Stadium Minimumweight Championship. Number two ranked Chalarmchon Or. Thepsupha took on number three ranked Sungfah Nor. Anuwat Gym.

Throughout the fight Sungfah pressed the action, while Chalarmchon fired back pinpoint counters. As the fight wore on, Chalarmchon’s accuracy proved critical as he opened up at least two cuts on Sungfah’s face. Despite Sungfah’s pressure, Chalarmchon was a sniper with his shots and the judges agreed as they awarded him the title with a unanimous decision win.

The co-main event featured Kiewpayak Mor. Rattanabandit taking on Italy’s Luca Santini. Both fighters were very calculated with their attacks while keeping an active pace. The first and third rounds were close while the second was clearly Kiewpayak’s. In the end, the judges awarded the win to Kiewpayak by unanimous decision.

Full Results:

Chalarmchon Or. Thepsupha def. Sungfah Nor. Anuwat Gym via Unanimous Decision (Wins Vacant Rajadamnern Stadium Minimumweight Championship)

Kiewpayak Mor. Rattanabandit def. Luca Santini via Unanimous Decision

Petchwichai Detchdecho def. Patrik Szana via Unanimous Decision

Babak Haghi def. Lukas Mandinec via Unanimous Decision

Angel Bauza def. Kyle Leung via TKO (Cut) in Rd. 2

Youssef Hematisangbili def. Fahkhamram Sitphayak Muaytha via Unanimous Decision

Shannon Gardiner def. Linda Faysal via Unanimous Decision

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RWS Muay Thai went down today, and the ladies were front and center. Brazil’s Barbara Aguiar and Estonia’s Marie Ruumet battled for the vacant Rajadamnern Stadium Female Bantamweight Championship.

Aguiar and Ruumet had previously fought in August of 2024, with Ruumet winning a decision. From the start of the fight, Aguiar had one thing in mind, get close and clinch. She pressed the action, working behind punches to close the distance enough to lock up with Ruumet and then control the clinch while delivering knees. Ruumet had no answer for Aguiar’s plan and in the end, all three judges awarded Aguiar the decision win and the title.

In the co-main event, Uzbekistan’s Samandar Khasanov defeated Japan’s Asahi Shinagawa by unanimous decision. Shinagawa tried to pressure Khasanov the entire fight, but Khasanov’s countering was on point. Nothing that Shinagawa threw went unanswered from Khasanov. He pressed forward at times, landing several teeps to the face. It was a massive win for Khasanov as Shinagawa had built a reputation as a KO artist.

Full Results:

Barbara Aguiar def. Marie Ruumet via Unanimous Decision (Wins Vacant Rajadamnern Stadium Female Bantamweight Championship)

Samandar Khasanov def. Asahi Shinagawa via Unanimous Decision

Saya Ito def. Kaosuay Por. Kobkua via Unanimous Decision

Alexis Laugeois def. Pornpitak Tor. Jaksri via KO (Elbow)  in Rd. 1

Yonis Anane def.  Xiaolong Xu via Unanimous Decision

Kongpathum Sitmoramboon def. Marvin Caperan via Unanimous Decision

Noah Fujiwara def. Tan Xuan Yun via Unanimous Decision

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ONE 171 took place today in Qatar, featuring one Kickboxing world title fight and one Muay Thai fight.

Jonathan Haggerty put his ONE Kickboxing Bantamweight World Championship on the line against China’s Wei Rui. Haggerty was looking to rebound from his Muay Thai loss to Superlek, while Wei was riding a 21-fight win streak entering this bout. From the start of the fight, Haggerty established control, working behind a strong jab. He did a good job mixing his strikes and establishing a strong teep to keep Wei at a distance. Wei struggled to close the distance and land much early on. He tried to get more aggressive in the final two rounds, but Haggerty had an answer for everything Wei threw his way. It was a worthy effort by Wei, but it was clear that Haggerty had gotten the better of him, and the judges agreed, giving him the unanimous decision win.

Jake Peacock was a man on a mission in his Muay Thai fight with Shinji Suzuki. He came out pressing the action and mixing his strikes from the opening bell. In the second round, a mix of elbows and knees dropped Suzuki. He made it into the third round, but Peacock smelled blood in the water and immediately came out looking to end the fight. A perfectly placed right hand by Peacock dropped Suzuki, who was able to answer the referee’s count. A low kick dropped Suzuki again, but things were officially over when an elbow dropped Suzuki for the third time in the round and the fourth in the fight. The referee stopped the fight, giving Peacock the TKO win.

Results:

Kickboxing

Jonathan Haggerty def. Wei Rui via Unanimous Decision (Defends ONE Kickboxing Bantamweight Championship)

Muay Thai

Jake Peacock def. Shinji Suzuki via TKO in Rd. 3

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Muay Thai legend Saenchai was back in action at Thai Fight Ubon Ratchathani, looking to keep his 10-year undefeated streak intact. The action went down at Sunee Tower in Ubon Ratchathani, Thailand.

Looking to end Saenchai’s epic streak was Morocco’s Hicham Boulahri. Saenchai was in complete control of this fight from the opening bell. He worked his jab and low kicks. When he got in close, he delivered knees to the body. In the third round, Saenchai dropped Boulahri with a series of punches. The legend was never in trouble, and it seemed that Boulahri was simply happy to be in the ring with the legend. In the end, Saenchai took home the win by decision.

Lion Moolanithi Thammanat Prompao and Mohamed Atlas squared off in the co-main event. Lion and Atlas both came out swinging to kick off the fight. The fight was even going into the second round, but midway through, a left from Lion connected and dropped Atlas. In the third round, the fight took an odd turn when Lion opened a nice-sized cut over Atlas’s right eye and stopped attacking. Instead, he easily avoided Atlas’s attacks and eventually stopped fighting while the ref was signaling for him to continue. The ref eventually had the doctor look at the cut, and the fight was stopped, and Lion was awarded the TKO win.

Full Results:

Saenchai def. Hicham Boulahri via Decision

Lion Moolanithi Thammanat Prompao def. Mohamed Atlas via TKO in Rd. 3

Alireza Chaharmahali def. Worachaklek Kiatchatchai via Decision

Nong-O Chor. Hapayuk def. Mohammad Mahdi via KO in Rd. 2

Kheewpetch Kiatpraison def. Fabio Loisi via Decision

P.T.T. Apichart Farm def. Anderson Santiago via Decision

Daophrae Mackemiphan def. Seyedshaho Gheisarian via Decision

Petch-Roi Et Sit Joe Mahaheng def. Ali Bahrami Samet via Decision

Fahsai Aor. Yutthachai def. Krystyna Mosher via Decision

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Major League Muay Thai took place at the Arena José Sulaimán in Monterrey, Mexico. The night’s main event featured Women’s WBC Muay Thai World Super Bantamweight Champion Selina Flores putting her title on the line against Brazil’s Barbara Fersan.

Selina Flores used her teep to frustrate Barbara Fersan in their title fight. Nicknamed “Teep Queen” because of her ability to throw the teep from almost any angle, Flores was in control through most of the fight. She used her length well to evade Fersan’s push-forward approach and pepper her with counters. Fersan found some success in the second round, but Flores quickly adjusted and won the following rounds with her range and precise striking. It seemed like it would be a clear-cut win for Flores, but the judges surprisingly called this a split decision. It went in Flores’s favor, but it was some odd judging.

The co-main event featured Mexico’s Cynthia Flores and Brazil’s Ana Carolina battling for the Women’s WBC Muay Thai International Light Flyweight Title. Flores was in control of the fight from the opening bell. She took the center of the ring, mixing her punches and low kicks well. She opened up a cut over Carolina’s right eye in the final round. It seemed clear who had won, but the judges thought it was much closer. They awarded Flores the win by split decision.

Lucas Nobrega and Oswaldo Duque fought for the Nai Khanom Tom Prestige Heavyweight Title. Duque was the bigger of the two heavyweights and used his size well to control the fight. With less than a minute left in the fourth round, he cornered Nobrega, and a stiff right hand dropped him. He returned to his feet but was on wobbly legs, and the referee stopped the bout.

Elias Ghazali and Travis Petralba fought for the Nai Khanom Tom Prestige Super Lightweight Title. Petralba started the fight off strong, while Ghazali rallied in the later rounds as Petralba began to slow down. In the end, the judges awarded Ghazali the win by split decision.

Miguel Campora and Luis Morales fought for the Nai Khanom Tom Prestige Welterweight Title. The fight started close, but Morales turned up the pace in the second round. However, the deciding factor in this bout would be a cut on the shin of Campora. Before the third round started, the referee asked the doctor to check on the cut, and the fight was stopped. Campora wanted to continue fighting, but it was a big cut.

The WBC Muay Thai Nuevo León State Super Lightweight Title was on the line between Marcelo Pedrosa and Iker Batalla. The fight predominantly took place in the clinch, where things were pretty even. When they were separated, it was clear that Pedrosa had the better striking. In the fourth round, Pedrosa dropped Batalla with a body kick. Batalla got back to his feet to beat the count and Pedrosa went back to attacking the body, knocking Batalla down two more times to end the fight.

The night’s action opened with a welterweight bout between Jair Saldivar and Tyler Shaw. Saldivar came out pushing the pace and controlling the tempo of the fight. He seemed to slow down in the second round, which allowed Shaw to get back into the fight. Shaw started to slow down in the third round while Saldivar gained a second wind. In the end, the judges awarded Saldivar the decision to win.

Full Results:

Selina Flores def. Barbara Fersan via Split Decision (Defends Women’s WBC Muay Thai World Super Bantamweight Championship)

Cynthia Flores def. Ana Carolina via Split Decision (Wins Women’s WBC Muay Thai International Light Flyweight Championship)

Oswaldo Duque def. Elias Ghazali via TKO in Rd. 4

Elias Ghazali def. Travis Petralba via Split Decision

Luis Morales def. Miguel Campora via TKO (Doctor Stoppage in Rd. 2

Marcelo Pedrosa def. Iker Batalla via TKO in Rd. 4 (Wins WBC Muay Thai Nuevo León State Super Lightweight Championship)

Jair Saldivar def. Tyler Shaw via Unanimous Decision

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RWS Muay Thai from the historic Rajadamanern Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand, featured a Rajadamnern Stadium Flyweight Title fight in the main event. Champion Jigsaw Sit Thailand was taking on challenger Ryuya Okuwaki.

Jigsaw came out, pushing the pace and controlling the tempo. He followed up his punches with a stinging low kick throughout that fight. Ryuya was game but couldn’t solve the puzzle that was Jigsaw. In the final round, sensing he needed a stoppage to win, Ryuya came out swinging and started to connect with some heavy shots on Jigsaw. The champion seemed unphased and continued to press on to win a unanimous decision and retain his title.

In the co-main event, Duangdawnoi Looksaikongdin faced Austria’s Kincso Olah. Duangdawnoi pushed the pace from the opening, looking to work behind her punches, while Olah seemed perfectly fine countering with kicks. As the fight continued, Dwangdawnoi incorporated her elbows in the second round and started to stifle Olah’s counterattacks. In the end, Dwangawnoi took home a unanimous decision on the scorecards.

Full Results:

Jigsaw Sit Thailand def. Ryuya Okuwaki via Unanimous Decision (Defends Rajadamnern Stadium Flyweight Championship)

Duangdawnoi Looksaikongdin def. Kincso Olah via Unanimous Decision

Yothin F.A. Group def. Aslanbek Zikreev via Unanimous Decision

Pancake Kiattongyot def. Maria Eduarda via Unanimous Decision

Arrow Rising Muaythai def. Petchkosol via Unanimous Decision

Homura Abe def. Petchmorakot Sor. Inthornda via Unanimous Decision

Zewaliluo def. Sinue Juarez Victorino via Unanimous Decision

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K-1 World Max 2025 took place today at the Yoyogi 2nd Gymnasium in Tokyo, Japan, with four title fights on the night.

In the main event, K-1 Super Bantamweight Champion Akihiro Kaneko took on Greece’s Manolis Kallistis. Akihiro dictated the pace of the fight, but Kallistis was game. It was pretty close until, in the third round, a right hand from Akihiro dropped Kallistis. He beat the count, and then Akihiro pressed the action in an attempt to finish. As the fight’s final seconds ticked away, a left hand dropped Kallistis again. In the end Akihiro defended his title by unanimous decision.

In the co-main event, Yodkhunpon Weerasakreck defended his K-1 Super Lightweight Title in stunning fashion against Hayato Suzuki. A little over a minute into the fight, Yokhunpon cornered Suzuki and unleashed a flurry of punches that dropped him. After Suzuki beat the referee’s count, Yokhunpon went in for the kill. Two big left hands had Suzuki on wobbly legs, and the referee jumped in to stop the fight. It was an impressive performance from Yodkhunpon.

In other title fight action, Takumi Terada successfully defended his K-1 Featherweight Title with a unanimous decision win over Takahito Nimi. Kira Matsutani won the vacant Women’s K-1 Atomweight Title in the night’s four-woman tournament. She defeated Mafia Petchmongkoldee in the tournament semi-finals and Aki Suematsu in the tournament final to claim the title.

Full Results:

Akihiro Kaneko def. Manolis Kallistis via Unanimous Decision (Defends K-1 Super Bantamweight Championship)

Yodkhunpon Weerasakreck def. Hayato Suzuki via TKO in Rd. 1 (Defends K-1 Super Lightweight Championship)

Takumi Terada def. Takahito Nimi via Unaimous Decision (Defends K-1 Featherweight Championship)

Shintaro Matsukura def. Park Chung II via TKO (Low Kicks) in Rd. 2

Thian De Vries def. Carlos Budiao via KO in Rd. 1

Darryl Verdonk def. Jomthong StrikerGym via KO (Spinning Backfist) in Rd. 1

Riku def. Mohammed Boutasaa via Majority Decision

Dengue Silva def. Jinku Oda via Majority Decision

Abiral Ghimire def. Yasuhito Shirasu via TKO (Corner Stoppage) in Rd. 3

Rui Okubo def. Koshiro Takemi via KO in Rd. 3

Kira Matsutani def. Aki Suematsu via Majority Decision (Wins K-1 Women’s Atomweight Championship)

Shu Inagaki def. Daizo Sasaki via Unanimous Decision

Kensei Kondo def. Viktor Amikov via TKO in Rd. 1

Yuzuki Satomi def. Tomas Aguirre via Unanimous Decision

Shoki Kaneda def. Shuhei Kumura via KO in Rd. 1

Ryota Ishida def. Lyra Nagasaka via Unanimous Decision

Noriko Ikeuchi def. Vesela Roaska via Unanimous Decision

Kira Matsutani def. Mafia Petchmongkoldee via Unanimous Decision (K-1 Women’s Atomweight Championship Tournament Semi-Final)

Aki Suematsu def. Lucille Deadman via Unanimous Decision (K-1 Women’s Atomweight Championship Tournament Semi-Final)

Hiyori Onishi def. Yang Yujung via Unanimous Decision (K-1 Women’s Atomweight Championship Tournament Reserve)

Hiroki Nakano def. Akihiro Kawagoe via Unanimous Decision

Haruto def. Ryuki via Unanimous Decision

Daichi def. Ryuto Uchida via Unanimous Decision

Hayato Hamana def. Masato Ishikawa via KO in Rd. 3

Seri Okubo def. Ryuki via Unanimous Decision

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Thai Fight League 63 took place today at World Siam Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand, and it was a knockout fest. Only one of the fights went the distance, with the rest ending in KO or TKO. The main event featured Petcheak Pachara Gym vs. Govan Khalid Sabir.

The main event ended in a TKO, but not like anyone would have expected. Govan came out firing leg kicks, which Petcheak absorbed and seemed unbothered. In the second round, Petcheak started to time Govan’s kicks and caught several of them, but each time he would catch a kick Govan would drop to the floor. Eventually Govan kicked the lead leg of Petcheak and hurt his own leg, which forced the fight to be stopped by the referee. 

Ploypanlan Gumpun Muaythai made quick work of Yassine Haouari in the co-main event. Yassine came out aggressive, but Ploypanlan started to counter effectively. He then got more aggressive and knocked him down with a knee, which Yassine protested, but not long after, a left hook floored Yassin,e and the bout was over.

El Mahdi Tissir scored a knockout over Chalarmdam Sor. Samantarathburin with a flurry of punches. From the start, Tissir came out looking to push the pace and connected with nice combinations. Chalarmdam tried to match his pace, but Tissir was on point before eventually overwhelming Chalarmdam to score the first-round finish.

Full Results:

Petcheak Pachara Gym def. Govan Khalid Sabir via TKO in Rd. 2

Ploypanlan Gumpun Muaythai def. Yassine Haouari via TKO in Rd. 1

El Mahdi Tissir def. Chalarmdam Sor. Samantarathburin via KO in Rd. 1

Bank-Thai Sit Sangprab def. Petchlampang Sor. Rengchai TKO in Rd. 2

Sa Jor def. Francesco Bettini via Decision

Phrompadej NF.Looksuan def. Petchpichit Phra Khrueng via KO in Rd. 1

Petchmahachon Sit Dor. Vor def. Petchpathum Sor. Rengchai via KO in Rd. 2

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RWS Muay Thai was in action at Rajadamern Stadium. The main event featured Interim Rajadamnern Stadium Welterweight Champion Nuenglanlek Jitmuangnon taking on Choojaroen Dabransarakarm. The co-main event was Ruslan Naghiyev vs. Rungrat Pumpanmuang.

The main event didn’t last long, as the Nuenglanlek finished Choojaroen in less than half a round. Nuenglanlek followed a double jab with a stiff right that rocked Choojaroen. Another heavy right hand followed by a left put him down for good. This was an impressive first-round knockout for Nuenglanlek.

Naghiyev came out looking for a knockout in the co-main event against Rungrat. He was aggressive from the open bell, throwing heavy punches. He finally got what he was looking for in the second round when a left hand dropped Rungrat, and he could not answer the referee’s count. 

Full Results:

Nuenglanlek Jitmuangnon (ic) def. Choojaroen Dabransarakarm via KO in Rd. 1 (Defends Interim Rajadamnern Stadium Welterweight Championship)

Ruslan Naghiyev def. Runrat Pumpanmuang via KO in Rd. 2

Singdam Kafaefocus vs. Petchkongfah via Unanimous Decision

Phonwiset def. Tommy Carter via KO in Rd. 1

Petchtadhai Muadpong 191 def. Hakim Kotbi via Unanimous Decision

Wendy Talbott def. Hongyoklek Kor.Prasert Gym via Unanimous Decision

Marley Zwanenberg def. Ilia Bashota via Unanimous Decision

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