Where to Watch Live Muay Thai Fights in Thailand

Muay Thai, also called Thai boxing, is a combat sport that originated in Thailand. Introduced in 1687, it has evolved from being a fighting technique in actual warfare to a renowned sport in which the opponents battle in front of a live audience for entertainment. Due to the sheer talents and rising athletes that make up today’s rosters, Muay Thai continues to attract eyeballs. Whether you’re a fanatic of the sport or just want to immerse in Thai culture, be sure to allot a few hours of your time to watch live Muay Thai fights at these venues.

Rajadamnern Boxing Stadium

Built in 1941, Rajadamnern Boxing Stadium is the world’s first Muay Thai stadium where athletes from different regions of Thailand compete to become a Muay Thai champion. The venue hosts about 3,600 fights and 200 sports-related events a year. For schedule and ticket queries, click here.

Location: Rajadamnern Boxing Stadium, 76/3 Thanon Phaniang, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok City 10100

Siam Boxing Stadium

Siam Boxing Stadium is one of the well-known venues in Thailand that houses Muay Thai fights every Sunday at 11 AM. It’s the first-ever Muay Thai stadium to have a female commentator. With cheap tickets ranging from THB300 to THB500 and seats with plenty of legroom, this stadium is a great retreat. Click here for more information.

Location: Siam Boxing Stadium, Phetkasem Road, Krathum Baen, Samut Sakhon, 74130

MAX Muay Thai Stadium

MAX Muay Thai Stadium has staged some of the most memorable moments in Muay Thai history, including the iconic win of Enriko Kehl against Buakaw Banchamek in 2014. Fights are held every Friday featuring the country's top Muay Thai players. Guests coming to the venue are encouraged to book a ticket in advance.

Location: MAX Muay Thai Stadium, 42/90 Thanon Sukhumvit, Na Kluea, Chon Buri 20150

Channel 7 Boxing Stadium

Channel 7 Boxing Stadium is the official Muay Thai venue of TV station Channel 7. Although it’s not as prestigious as the other stadiums, it’s still a great venue to immerse in Thailand’s Muay Thai culture. Fights are usually televised but those who prefer to watch in person may enter the venue free of charge.

Location: Channel 7 Boxing Stadium, 270/1 Soi Vibhavadi Rangsit 5 Yaek 8, Chatuchak, Bangkok City 0900

Patong Boxing Gym

Patong Boxing Gym is one of the venues where amateur fighters can sign up to be a contender in a Muay Thai fight. The cash prize is generally higher than in other Phuket stadiums, that’s why it’s raved about by locals and foreigners who want to make a name in the Muay Thai industry. For upcoming events and queries on ticket prices, contact Patong Boxing Gym.

Location: Patong Boxing Gym, 2/59 Soi Kebsab, Sainamyen Road, Patong Beach, Kathu, Phuket 83150