Ranking notes for Thailand, since 2026
PHET PIMON NONGFOE leads the women's Muay Thai fighter board across Thailand since 2026 with 15 fights, from 648 counted bouts on Thailand fight nights.
Next on the fighter board: DUANG UMPORN, ZIDDIK, PETCHSAIFON, and SAIFON. 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 64 fights. Other high-volume camps: PHETTONPHEUNG, Eak Muang Non, Sinbi Muay Thai, and VIP. MUAYTHAI. Camp totals measure bout volume, not promotional titles or subjective best-gym claims.
Thailand accounts for the most recorded bouts among fighter nationalities here (543 fights). Other active nationalities: United Kingdom, United States, Australia, and France. Nationality boards group fighters by the flags on their profiles.
Patong Boxing Stadium staged the most in-scope bouts (263 fights). Other active venues: Loi Kroh Boxing Stadium, Bangla Boxing Stadium, Sinbi Boxing Stadium, and Ao Nang Landmark 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. 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.