Ranking notes for Phuket, September 2026
KATAYOUN leads the women's Muay Thai fighter board in Phuket, September 2026 with 2 fights, from 46 counted bouts on Thailand fight nights.
Next on the fighter board: HONGFAH, ZIDDIK, Vika, and Pornprachan. Rankings order athletes by counted fight appearances from 2026 onward; replaced or non-counted bouts are excluded. Only bouts with at least one female corner fighter are counted.
PHUKET FIGHT CLUB is the busiest camp in this snapshot, with 10 fights. Other high-volume camps: TFL Gym, Phuket Singha Muay Thai, KHUNPON MARTIAL ARTS, and SOR.DEJDAMRONG. Camp totals measure bout volume, not promotional titles or subjective best-gym claims.
Thailand accounts for the most recorded bouts among fighter nationalities here (35 fights). Other active nationalities: Australia, Russia, Japan, and Ukraine. Nationality boards group fighters by the flags on their profiles.
Patong Boxing Stadium staged the most in-scope bouts (25 fights). Other active venues: Bangla Boxing Stadium and Sinbi Boxing Stadium. Stadium rankings count each fight held at the venue once, not seating size.
How rankings work: fighters, gyms, countries, and stadiums share the same time and place filters. Month pages use calendar months in UTC; year pages use the full calendar year; cumulative pages count every recorded fight night from 2026 onward in Phuket. Women's pages use the same volume rules on bouts that include a female fighter.
Use the tables on this page as a fixed snapshot, then open the interactive rankings tool to change province, month, or women's filters. Linked rows go to fighter, gym, and stadium profiles. Fight nights live under Events; area training hubs live under Destinations, including Muay Thai in Phuket.