World Muay Thai Organization

The World Muay Thai Organization (WMO) is an organization which sanctions Muay Thai bouts at professional and amateur level worldwide. It is recognized by the Kru Muay Thai Organization, accredited by the Ministry of Culture (Thailand).^[1]

History[]

The WMO was started by Chinawut Sirisompan September 13, 2011 in Bangkok.

Rules and rankings[]

The WMO publishes regularly updated rankings for the professional female and male Muay thai categories. They are the only Muay Thai body to publish in both English and Thai. Depending on the popularity of a weight weight, their rankings hold the current top 20 to 30 fighters in the division. WMO-sanctioned professional fights adhere to the standard rules and regulations for all Muay Thai competitions as approved by the Board of Boxing Sport (Office of Professional Sports) of the Sports Authority of Thailand. The regulations are on the Rules & Regulations section of the WMO's official website.

Current WMO world title holders[]

As of 30 March 2022

Male[]

Weight Class	Champion	Since	Days
Mini flyweight	Vacant
Light flyweight	Vacant
Flyweight	Satanmuanglek Numponthep	Sep 11, 2020	565
Super flyweight	Vacant
Bantamweight	Vacant
Super bantamweight	Vacant
Featherweight	Vacant
Super featherweight	Vacant
Lightweight	Vacant
Super lightweight	Thaksinlek D.N.Muaythai	Dec 30, 2021	90
Welterweight	Vacant
Super welterweight	Vacant
Middleweight	Vacant
Super middleweight	Vacant
Light heavyweight	Vacant
Cruiserweight	Vacant
Heavyweight	Vacant

Female[]

Weight Class	Champion	Since	Days
Mini flyweight	Vacant
Light flyweight	Vacant
Flyweight	Vacant
Super flyweight	Vacant
Bantamweight	Vacant
Super bantamweight	Vacant
Featherweight	Vacant
Super featherweight	Vacant
Lightweight	Victoria Sullivan	Jul 17, 2021	256

See also[]

• World Muaythai Council
• WBC Muaythai
• Rajadamnern Stadium
• Lumpini Stadium
• World Muaythai Council

References[]

External links[]

• World Muay Thai Organization official website