In-depth profiles of muay thai's most influential fighters. From the kings of Lumpinee to the international stars who put muay thai on the world map.
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Buakaw Banchamek — the two-time K-1 World MAX champion who carried muay thai onto the global stage. Record, titles, key fights, fighting sty...
Read full profile →Often called the greatest of all time, Samart blended boxing footwork and ring IQ into a style nobody could solve.
Read full profile →The Sky-Piercing Knee stood tall and turned the clinch into a weapon no one in his era could survive.
Read full profile →Pure power and aggression, Sagat bulldozed through his era with knockouts that made him one of the most feared men in Bangkok.
Read full profile →The Emperor earned his name the hard way, holding the Lumpinee 135 lb title undefeated for six straight years before retiring on his own ter...
Read full profile →Somrak's legend is split between two rings.
Read full profile →If one fighter defines Muay Thai as art, it is Saenchai.
Read full profile →With around 373 wins, Sam-A is one of the most prolific champions in history.
Read full profile →A four-time Lumpinee and one-time Rajadamnern champion in Thailand, Nong-O reinvented himself as the first and longest reigning ONE bantamwe...
Read full profile →Quite simply the most decorated champion in Muay Thai history, with around 14 stadium and world titles to his name.
Read full profile →The Eel on Roller Skates built a whole career on being impossible to hit.
Read full profile →A Lumpinee champion and a fixture of the 2000s and 2010s stadium scene, Singdam mixed it with every great of his era.
Read full profile →No foreigner did more for Muay Thai's global appeal than The Diamond.
Read full profile →Before Dekkers, there was Mr.
Read full profile →The Black Monk, born in Cameroon and raised in France, was one of the most technically gifted Western fighters of his time.
Read full profile →Australia's Gunslinger lived the dream most Western fighters only talk about.
Read full profile →The Iron Man is the biggest Muay Thai star of the modern era, and the nickname is earned: he walks through punishment and never stops coming...
Read full profile →Nicknamed The Beautiful Left for the kick that ends nights early, Tawanchai is the generational talent of his weight class.
Read full profile →The Kicking Machine may be the most complete fighter active today.
Read full profile →Britain's The General announced himself by dethroning the legendary Sam-A in 2019, then proved it was no fluke by knocking out Nong-O for th...
Read full profile →No one gets a crowd out of their seats like The Hitman.
Read full profile →Primarily a kickboxer, and we label it honestly, Superbon authored one of the greatest knockouts of the decade: a flush head kick that ended...
Read full profile →Another kickboxing-first standout, Chinga is a Belarusian-Azerbaijani power puncher who won the ONE featherweight kickboxing Grand Prix, the...
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