Another fantastic month in November for Muaythai as WMC and IFMA sanctions more than 50 events around the globe.

Here are the previews of some of the major ones:

November 7th – Manchester, England Muaythai Premier League Kick off with Andreu Keublin defending his World Title against English Superstar, Michael Diggs.

Thai’s big names, Saenchai will take on Rob Storey and Rungrawee versus Andy Howson and one of the most highly anticipated fight will be Sakkdao vs the Hitman, Liam Harrison.

This is undeniably a super event.

November 7th – the City of Dreams, Macau The second last spot for King’s Cup is up for grab with four of the best squaring up between France, Thailand, South Africa and Malaysia.  Who will be the one earning his place at the greatest event of all events, the Wembley of Muaythai, “the King’s Cup”?

November 20th – Stockholm, Sweden will come alive! WMC World Champion, Clifton Brown will be challenged by IFMA World Champion, Richard Norstrandt.

Followed by the most anticipated undercards comprises of some of Europe’s best and KMAX Super Star, Kychenko; Contender Qualifier, Marcus Oebery; the one and only, Drago; Ole Larson and many others plus the last Qualifier for King’s Cup.

November 28th – Brisbane, Australia Evolution is back with an action packed fight card.  The main fight has the legendary John Wayne Parr, Contender Asia Season One Runner Up, against the Australian Qualifier for Season Two, Eli Madigan.

November 28th – Holland Slam is back with a new super show having some of the best in the ring, Contender and WMC Champions, Yodsaenklai will be challenged by European legend, Khalid Bourdif.

Mo Khamal will take on Thai’s top name and WMC Champion, Anuwat.

Two times Thai Boxer of The Year will also put his titles on the line.

Former WMC Champion, Mosab Amrani will be up against another Thai legend, Bovy.  Mosab will really be facing one of the hardest fights of his career.

Warren Stevelmans will take on Saiyoknoi.

Beside all this everyone is preparing for the World Championships in Bangkok taking place from November 27th to December 5th.  Over 1,000 athletes from 82 countries will participate in this world class event.  This proves that Muaythai has become one of the fastest growing sports with special thank you to the World Muaythai Council, the world governing body for professional Muaythai under the directive of the Thai Government, and the International Federation of Muaythai Amateur, the world governing body for amateur Muaythai and one of the world recognized sports under GAISF/SportAccord, a partner of the IOC.

Check out our websites for full detailed news, www.wmcmuaythai.org and www.ifmamuaythai.org

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