Thailand Youth Muay Thai Championships Crown Champions for World Team
The 2026 Thailand Youth Muay Thai Championships concluded in Ayutthaya on October 20, crowning champions across multiple age and weight divisions. Winners will join the national team training camp ahead of the IFMA Youth World Championships 2026 in Greece. Over 1.5 million baht in prize money was awarded at the national selection event.
The 2026 Thailand Youth Muay Thai Championships, offering over 1.5 million baht in total prize money to select youth fighters for the Thai national team competing at the 2026 IFMA Youth World Championships, wrapped up on October 20 at Ayutthaya Hall in Central Ayutthaya.
The final day featured Vice Governor Dechathorn Chaolekha, Dr. Sakchai Tapsuwan (President of the Amateur Muay Thai Association of Thailand and IFMA), and Pol. Lt. Gen. Patchara Rattanakul (Chairman of the Muay Thai Promotion Committee) presenting awards across all divisions.
Champions in each category will attend a national team training camp ahead of the IFMA Youth World Championships 2026 in Olympia, Greece, from November 6-16, 2026.
Gold medalists received 10,000 baht, silver medalists 5,000 baht, and the two bronze medalists in each division earned 2,500 baht each.
Key results included: In the U14 boys' 36kg division, Non Suwanpitayakarn's Napawich Mahanil lost to Surat Thani's Wanchana Onphetkhong. Surat Thani's Kantakwee Daengsupa won the 38kg title. La-ngu Pittayakom's Ekarin Rakabo lost the 40kg final to Nawiwittaya's Theerapat Phumueang. Roi Et's Wirasuk Chaisaeng fell in the 42kg final.
At U16, Nakhon Ratchasima's Thanakon Meen won 42kg. Thammasat Klongluang's Kittiyut Saensri took 45kg. Kiatchamroon Gym's Thiwat Sriwiset claimed 48kg. Phuket's Kittikitti Pedthong won 51kg.
U18 champions: Bangkok's Monthon Juanrung at 45kg. Khon Kaen's Thanarat Buamat at 48kg. Roi Et's Anucha Phirao at 51kg. Nakhon Si Thammarat's Suwachat Kongsawat at 54kg.
Girls' U14: Roi Et's Patcharaporn Nakphan won 36kg. Bangkok's Wanida Sahasatthanan took 38kg.
