More than 300,000 people are expected in the biggest MUAYTHAI Event ever staged

The World MUAYTHAI Council, the world’s authoritative MUAYTHAI Body under the directive of the Royal Thai Government, joins forces with Songchai Promotion to setup the biggest MUAYTHAI Spectacle ever staged.

The event is held in honor of His Majesty the King’s Birthday with more than 300,000 spectators expected through out the 12 hours of fighting.

The specially selected boxers for this event will compete for the most honorable prize “King’s Cup” donated from the King of Thailand. Sanam Luang Park, outside the so famous Wat Phra Kaew (Royal Palace), is the venue for this extraordinary show of Boxing and MUAYTHAI.

The Privy Councilor of the King will preside over the opening ceremony. The show will start with International Boxing World Boxing Champion Yodsanan 3K Battery versus Bart Abapo.

The following fights belong to the 8 WMC-S1 Super Fights Program. The fighters are considered the best from different countries competing for World, European, Intercontinental, and Muaythai Against Drugs Titles on the card.

For the female Muaythai Fan, WMC-S1 brings the best female fighters on stage – the fight between Thai Superstar Daoprasuk VS Marry Curiki from Spain.This will be the first time ever-female fighters are participating in the Kings Birthday tournament.

At about 8.00 pm of the night, million of people will gather up for the candle lighting ceremony to celebrate H.M. the King’s Birthday – surely, one of the most amazing and overwhelming scenes anyone would ever seen.

Another highlight of the night will start after the ceremony. For those who love to see Heavyweight Fights, you don’t want to miss this event. WMC-S1 will present Super 8 Heavyweight knockout fights with fighters from France, Holland, Iran, Russia, and Kazakhstan. The middle fight is arranged for the Asian challenge bout of Japan versus Thailand.

At 23.00, WMC-S1 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 72 KG – the fights are set for the famous Bruce McFie from Australia, Charles Scrabosky from France, Aslan Magamedov (Russia), Wanlop Sitpolek (Thai) and more to decide who will be the champion of the champions.

By the end of the night, let’s say early morning, the trophy donated by His Majesty the King will go to the best boxer. Congratulations to the Super Promoter, Mr. Songchai Ratanasuban and the World MUAYTHAI Council for such fantastic event of the year.

‘Long Live the King’