World Muaythai Federation

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The World Muaythai Federation was formed in 1995 by the Professional Boxing Association of Thailand (PAT). The PAT is the only organization officially recognized by the Thai government. The WPMF was founded to promote and support Muaythai worldwide, including enforcement of its traditions, rules and regulations.[1]

Current champions[]

Male world champions[]

Weight Class Champion Date Won
Super Heavyweight Russia Evgen Golovin June 14, 2013
Heavyweight Netherlands Fred Sikking June 14, 2013
Cruiserweight China Li Baoming December 4, 2014
Light Heavyweight Canada Simon Marcus March 16, 2012
Super Middleweight Thailand Eakchanachai Mor.KrungthepThonburi March 16, 2015
Middleweight Brazil Jos Mendonca July 28, 2014
Super Welterweight Thailand Dejbanjong Fairtex May 31, 2015
Welterweight France Bobo Sacko May 13, 2017
Super Lightweight Thailand Kaew Fairtex February 11, 2014
Lightweight Thailand Captainken Narupai August 8, 2014
Super Featherweight Thailand PenEak SithNumnoy March 29, 2013
Featherweight Thailand StarBoy KwaythongGym July 19, 2013
Super Bantamweight Japan Sota Ichinohe September 4, 2013
Bantamweight Thailand Kongkiat Tor.Pran 49 August 10, 2013
Super Flyweight Thailand Pollakrit Chor.Chunkamol July 9, 2013
Flyweight Thailand Jomphop Tor.Pran 29 June 14, 2013

Female world champions[]

Weight Class Champion Date Won
Middleweight Vacant
Super Welterweight Vacant
Welterweight Vacant
Super Lightweight Vacant
Lightweight Thailand Phetseenil Sith Jepond June 16, 2013
Super Featherweight Thailand Duannapar Mor. Rattanabandit February 25, 2014
Featherweight Australia Kate Houston December 4, 2012
Super Bantamweight Canada Ashley Nichols December 4, 2014
Bantamweight Germany Farida Okiko March 11, 2014
Super Flyweight Spain Eva Naranjo March 16, 2015
Flyweight Japan Itsuka September 21, 2014
Light Flyweight Thailand Kwankhao LukKlongtan April 1, 2015
Mini Flyweight Japan Haru Tajima May 31, 2015
Pinweight Japan Little Tiger September 15, 2013

See also[]

References[]

  1. ^ "Official Site of World Muay Federation - The Sole Governing Body for Amateur Muay and Muay Boran". worldmuayfederation.org.

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