New Host Countries Announced for Upcoming WMF Championships
The World Muay Thai Federation (WMF) has officially revealed the next host countries for its upcoming championships. The announcement took place at the WMF Annual Congress during the 20th World Muay Thai Championship in Bangkok, Thailand. This decision marks a major step in expanding Muay Thai’s global reach and encouraging international collaboration.
India to Host the 16th Asian Muay Thai Championship
India will host the 16th Asian Muay Thai Championship, bringing elite athletes from across Asia to compete. Golden Mongkhon International, led by Master Hemanth Kumar, will organize the event. This milestone highlights India’s growing influence in the Muay Thai community and strengthens its reputation as a rising force in the sport.
Brazil to Host the Next Pan-American Muay Thai Championship
The next Pan-American Muay Thai Championship will take place in Brazil. Master Mariano Arthur, President of the Pan-American Confederation, will oversee the event. Brazil’s deep combat sports culture and strong Muay Thai community will ensure an exciting and competitive tournament.
Armenia to Host the 17th European Muay Thai Championship
For the first time, Armenia will welcome the 17th European Muay Thai Championship. This decision reflects Muay Thai’s increasing popularity in Eastern Europe. The event will bring top European talent to a new stage, fostering high-level competition in the region.
Lebanon as a Potential Host for the Arabian Zone Muay Thai Championship
The next Arabian Zone Muay Thai Championship may take place in Lebanon if conditions improve. The final decision depends on the country’s geopolitical situation. If stability returns, this event will mark a significant moment for Muay Thai in the Middle East. It will also promote peace and sportsmanship through martial arts.
A Landmark Moment for Global Muay Thai
These announcements demonstrate the WMF’s commitment to expanding Muay Thai worldwide. Each host nation brings unique cultural and sporting traditions to the championship. These events will offer thrilling matches and unforgettable experiences for fighters and fans alike.
Stay tuned for more updates as Muay Thai continues its journey toward global recognition and excellence!
Africa is still missing out. I would love to host the African WMF championship after i am set with some promoters and sponsors. Kenya is a very strategic point and easily accesible by other African countries.