MuayThaiTime keeps the record of Muay Thai fight nights in Thailand's tourist areas, and builds on it everything you need to train there: camps, prices, visas and fight nights.
No fight on the cards we cover should vanish with its poster.
We give every fighter on those cards a public record they can point to. And for anyone coming to train, the same record shows which camps really put fighters on cards, so a first camp in Thailand feels clear before you land.
A fight card lives as a poster on a stadium's social media. A week later it's buried under new ones; later it's deleted.
Most stadiums keep no public list of who fought there. There is no archive to search and nobody to ask.
Change camp, change country, change phone, and the proof of every fight you had goes with it.
The worst part: you can fight again and again in Thailand and have nothing to show for it. No record, no link to send, no proof it happened.
From the poster to the fighter's profile, since 1 January 2026. The same record shows which camps really put fighters on cards.
Every week we collect the official fight cards the stadiums we cover publish, keep each poster on its fight night's page, and link the stadium's stream where it posts one.
Each bout on the card goes in with both fighters, their camps, the stadium and the date, and every card is checked by hand before it goes live.
All their recorded fights in one place, with a link to send a coach, a promoter or family back home.
A fight missing or wrong? Message us on Instagram and we correct it.
We record the official cards each stadium publishes; undercard bouts not on the poster aren't tracked, and cards can change on the night. Results are next. Data and sources
The record is the base. On top of it: everything you need to pick a camp, price the trip, get the visa and see a fight.
Fees: the lowest weekly fee a camp lists on its own page · Visa facts from official Thai sources, checked 23 Oct 2026.
Four weeks in Phuket: training, a room, food and getting around.
A month in Phuket on a balanced budget
~$1,800a month
~$450 a week: a private room, mixed meals and a mid-priced camp. Flights on top.
Flights on top
Flights to Phuket
Listed camp weeks, a typical room near the camp, our 2026 food and transport estimate · Dollars from baht at ฿33.7 to $1, rate of 22 Oct 2026. · Affiliate links: we may earn a commission. Learn more
The site is free to use. Partners pay us when you book through our links; nobody pays for a rank.
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Rankings count appearances on the fight cards we record. No camp, fighter or stadium can pay to rank or to move up.
The cards nobody else keeps: tourist and local stadiums where travellers and new fighters fight.
22 stadiums in 10 areas
With fight cards on record. A stadium joins this list with its first card.
Koh Phangan
Phuket
Koh Samui
Chiang Mai
Hua Hin
Khao Lak
Koh Tao
Krabi
Pai
Pattaya
Rajadamnern, Lumpinee and ONE Championship already keep their own records, broadcasts, rankings and leagues. We record the nights nobody else does.
Official posters on the stadium's own page, every fight night.
Both fighters on the poster, with their camp.
Clear pairings: who fights who, in bout order.
A flag or nationality for each fighter.
A weight for every bout.
A full-event stream, live on YouTube or Facebook, so every bout can be checked.
Results posted after the night.
Fixed fight nights each week.
The poster before the night, the stream link, the results after.
We record the official cards a stadium publishes; we don't sell tickets or speak for any stadium.
Corrections, removals, partnerships or a question about a poster: hello@muaythaitime.com, or message us on Instagram (@muaythai.time).