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One Nation, One Fight: Thailand Unveils Bold New Vision for Muaythai’s Future

A new chapter for Muaythai has begun. 🇹🇭

MTAT has unveiled its 2026–2028 national strategy, uniting Thailand’s youth, its Olympic ambitions, and the Five Pillars of Muaythai: Respect, Honour, Tradition, Excellence and Fair Play, under one shared mission.

From grassroots gyms to the Olympic stage, this is about building the next generation of athletes, protecting Muaythai’s roots, and carrying its story to the world.

One Nation. One Fight. One generation building the future, together.

Muaythai Starts in Thailand. Grows with the World.

Daniel Cormier defends Usman Nurmagomedov for rushing into the cage after the main event

1 WEEK TO GO

The countdown continues.

Just 7 days remain before Deçan, Kosovo becomes the epicenter of the Muaythai world, and the athletes are primed to leave their mark.
Different flags. Different journeys. One ring. One sport. One dream.

For every athlete stepping through those ropes, this is more than a competition. It’s a chance to test themselves, represent their nation, create memories, and etch their name into Muaythai history.

Seven days. One stage. Thousands of dreams.
Deçan, Kosovo. Muaythai is coming.

United in the ring 🇱🇾

300 young athletes. 12 Arab nations. One shared stage. Benghazi hosted the Arab Muaythai Youth Championship, bringing together the region’s next generation for a week of competition, friendship and unity.

Iraq topped the medal table with 17, followed by Lebanon with 14 and hosts Libya with 10.

Next stop: Greece, for the Youth World Championship.