Rawai Muay Thai sponsors fighters, both local and foreign athletes. If you want to fight, you can join the fight training program. It’s hard work, but it’s worth it, and you learn so much from fighting. One reason people come to Thailand to fight is that it’s so easy to get into fights. There are fights almost every night, and you can get a lot of ring experience. Back in your home country, you might be able to fight once or twice a year. But local fighters can fight more than once a month.
In this section, we post-fight results about our fighters at Rawai Muay Thai. So keep up to date with your favourite fighters.
There are those who dream of moving to another country to chase their dreams and there are others who actually do it. Siham, a 24 year old woman from Belgium, has done just that. She has moved to Thailand to pursue her dream of becoming a good fighter. After four...
There has never been a better time to visit Thailand. With the introduction of the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) in July 2024, foreigners can stay longer with little to no hassle. The DTV visa is valid for 5 years. You can enter the country and receive a 6 months...
Muay Thai Fights in Khao Lak Date: Thursday January 19, 2023 Price: 1,000 Baht (Kids under 12, half price) Time: 8:30 PM Place: The Board Factory. 34/7 M.2 T. Khukkhak A, Takua Pa District, Phang-nga 82220 Beer & other drinks and refreshments available. 10 pairs...
Tourism in Thailand comprises around 15% of the country’s economy. That means that one in every 6 people make their living in tourism related businesses or activities. The Tourism Industry has taken a big hit from the novel Coronavirus, with an estimated 50 to 75...
Muay Xtreme is a relatively new promotion. The fights are Muay Thai rules but the boxers use MMA gloves and the fights are only 3 rounds. It's fast and brutal. Our sponsored fighter, Madsing, took part in the 8 man tournament for the 62 Kilo Belt. Other participants...
Latest Fight Results: It was a good week for our Thai boxers, all winning their events. Our new boxer Kropet, fought in the local stadium in Khao Lak. He started slow but was dominating by round 4 and won by KO. You can watch the video of the last round...
Read a first hand account of Jed’s first trip to Thailand, falling in love with Muay Thai and having his first professional fight.
Both Tepwarit and Jaroenrit won their fights in Lumpini Stadium on 5 April 2019. Looks like the hard work in the gym is paying off.
Ever wanted to train and fight in Thailand? That’s what many of our students have done. This blog post contains their personal stories about doing the fight training and fighting in Thailand.
