Aiden O'Neill

Aiden O'Neill

Represents Phuket Muay Thai. 1 fight tracked, at Bangla Boxing Stadium.

  • Based on our data, since January 2026
  • Muay Thai bouts only

Aiden O'Neill fighting activity

Aiden O'Neill, from the United Kingdom, fought at Bangla Boxing Stadium on 7 August 2026 against Kurban, for Phuket Muay Thai in Rawai, Phuket.

On the record

What Aiden has done in Thailand in 2026

  • First recorded fight in Thailand7 Aug 2026 · Bangla Boxing Stadium
  • Share Aiden's recordA story image, a caption and the link

Aiden O'Neill fights

Newest first

Aiden O'Neill opponents

1 fighter from 1 country faced in the ring

1/8

Could you train here?

Aiden trains at Phuket Muay Thai in Phuket. A week here: ~$120.

Classes for all levels
Camp$120a week at Phuket Muay Thai · ฿4,000
Stay~$210a week, typical room near Phuket Muay ThaiOr a camp room: from $60 a weekFlightHKTcheck fares to Phuket
Fight0fights neededClasses are training. Want a fight later? This camp arranges them.

From Phuket Muay Thai's website · checked Sep 2026 · phuketmuaythai.co.th ↗ · Rooms and flights are affiliate links

Where Aiden O'Neill has fought

1 stadium, most fights first

Aiden O'Neill FAQ

Who is Aiden O'Neill?

Aiden O'Neill is a Muay Thai fighter from the United Kingdom who fights out of Phuket Muay Thai.

What is Aiden O'Neill's fight record?

Aiden O'Neill has one recorded fight in Thailand in 2026, on 7 Aug 2026.

  • First recorded fight 7 Aug 2026

When did Aiden O'Neill last fight?

Aiden O'Neill last fought on 7 Aug 2026 at Bangla Boxing Stadium in Phuket.

  • vs Kurban (Russia)
  • Championship Fights

Where does Aiden O'Neill compete?

Aiden O'Neill has fought at one stadium in Thailand in 2026: Bangla Boxing Stadium in Phuket.

Which gym is Aiden O'Neill from?

Aiden O'Neill fights out of Phuket Muay Thai.

  • One fight from this corner in 2026

How do you track fights?

We record fight cards from the official posters each stadium publishes on its own social media, starting 1 January 2026.

A fight on MuayThaiTime means the fighter was on one of those official cards.

Cards often change on the night (late withdrawals, substitutes, cancellations), so a listed fight may not have happened exactly as printed. Stadiums also run undercard bouts that aren't on the official poster; we don't track those.

Rankings count these card appearances, not wins or losses. We're building results tracking to confirm who actually fought.

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