English The RWS event promises to be the greatest Muay Thai boxing event of all time. Each intense 3-round bout will keep you on the edge of your seat. With elite local and international fighters and champions from around the world stepping into the ring, this event delivers non-stop action, showcasing 5-round Muay Thai championship fights at the main event every week. The Rajadamnern World Series is the only event that holds open scoring after every round, ensuring everyone can follow the action with ease. Enjoy free-flowing beer all night and join in the fun with the crowd through a world-class production. It’s an unforgettable night of Muay Thai boxing like no other!
Catch Upcoming Muay Thai Fights In Bangkok
Top Traditional Muay Thai Event
8 Bouts / 5 rounds per bout
Wed 9 Sep, Gates open 5:00 PM
Top Traditional Muay Thai Event
8 Bouts / 5 rounds per bout
Thu 10 Sep, Gates open 5:00 PM
Top Traditional Muay Thai Event
9 Bouts / 3 and 5 rounds per bout
Sun 13 Sep, Gates open 5:00 PM
Top Traditional Muay Thai Event
8 Bouts / 5 rounds per bout
Wed 16 Sep, Gates open 5:00 PM
OUR MUAY THAI EVENTS
Rajadamnern Knockout
EVERY MON-TUE-FRI | DOOR OPENS 5.00 PM
Rajadamnern Knockout guarantees an 80% knockout rate, making it the highest KO rate in a Muay Thai event ever! Each intense three-round bout delivers a surge of adrenaline as top local and international fighters step into the ring. Beyond the thrilling Muay Thai fights, immerse yourself in the energy of adrenaline-fueled crowds and experience the excitement of stadium fan cams that turn the entire night into an electrifying spectacle!
New Power
EVERY WED | DOOR OPENS 5.00 PM
The New Power event is promoted by the longest-standing Muay Thai promoter in Thailand. Known for showcasing high-class fighters, this traditional Muay Thai event follows the classic 5-round format, delivering intense and skillful bouts. At Rajadamnern Stadium in Bangkok, you’ll also witness the biggest legal public betting scene in Muay Thai, where the energy from the local crowd is unparalleled.
Petchyindee
EVERY THU | DOOR OPENS 5.00 PM
Petchyindee is a local favorite traditional Muay Thai event in Bangkok. With a 5-round fight format, skilled and highly technical fighters, and a high-stakes atmosphere fueled by the energy of local public betting, the intensity and passion from the crowd are unmatched. This is a Muay Thai fight night you won’t want to miss!
Kiatpetch
EVERY SUN | DOOR OPENS 5.00 PM
Kiatpetch offers a unique Muay Thai experience with both 3 and 5-round fight formats in one action-packed night. As one of the largest Muay Thai boxing promoters in Thailand, Kiatpetch brings together highly skilled, technical fighters, delivering a perfect blend of traditional and thrilling Muay Thai action. The stadium event also showcases the intensity of the largest legal public betting, creating an atmosphere you won’t forget.
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Top Muay Thai Stadium in Bangkok for Live Fights
Opened in 1945, Rajadamnern Stadium plays a prominent role in Muay Thai history. It introduced the first circular ring, ranking system, and championship belt, among other contributions to shaping the sport it is today. The stadium seamlessly combines authentic Thai culture, such as traditional fight rituals and live Muay Thai orchestra, with technology, including world-class lighting, ambience, and the largest dome projection inside any stadium in the world.
Experience True Muay Thai at Rajadamnern Stadium in Bangkok
Book your seat at Rajadamnern Stadium for one of the most thrilling experiences in Bangkok - a live Muay Thai boxing match. Get ringside or balcony seats and witness top fighters go head-to-head, enjoy delicious food and beverages, and experience an immersive atmosphere in a world-class venue.
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FAQs
What can I expect at a Muay Thai fight night?
When you attend a Muay Thai Fight Night at Rajadamnern Stadium, expect unparalleled excitement as you discover the history and heritage of authentic Muay Thai. From the Wai Kru Ram Muay, a traditional war ritual performed by Muay Thai fighters before a match, to the beats of the live orchestra, and the electrifying energy permeating the crowd.
What makes watching a Muay Thai fight at Rajadamnern Stadium special?
Opened in 1945, Rajadamnern Stadium is the world’s first Muay Thai stadium and is the home of modern Muay Thai we know today. Rajadamnern Stadium is where elite fighters around Thailand and the globe fight to prove their standing among the greatest Muay Thai fighters. It’s considered the highest honor to be able to fight in our ring.
With 3,500 seats surrounding the first circular ring, giving each section great views of all the action, Rajadamner Stadium is the place to witness the best of Muay Thai. Each fight integrates ancient rituals and traditions, including the Wai Kru and Muay Thai orchestra, staying true to the sport’s heritage, while showcasing the best of Muay Thai fighting talents and techniques in the birthplace of the sport itself.
Offering top-tier entertainment, our world-class production features the first immersive Muay Thai experience, complete with a dome projection that showcases the 1,000-year history of the sport, highlighting its importance in Thai culture.
Do you have tips for spectators to make the most of the experience?
Whether you’re a first-time or returning spectator, it’s best to arrive early before the first match begins. This gives you ample time to soak in the atmosphere.
Dress comfortably in light, breathable clothing, and keep hydrated to stay refreshed throughout the event.
Familiarize yourself with the basic rules so you can get fully immersed in the live-action bouts. We highly recommend guests to remain respectful, especially during rituals.
Witness the Cultural Legacy of Muay Thai in Thailand
From wartime combat to professional ringsport, Muay Thai symbolizes honor, perseverance, and community. A night at the Muay Thai stadium in Bangkok, Thailand, gives you the opportunity to witness this living heritage and experience a vital part of Thai cultural identity at Rajadamnern Stadium. Book tickets today.