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Following a coordinated operation across nine locations, Thailand's Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau (CCIB) has apprehended Weerapong, also known as Puenkon Tor Surat, a former Muay Thai champion, on charges related to his alleged involvement in an illegal gambling network within the country. Reports indicate that Weerapong, accused of being a leader in this profitable network, confessed to his misconduct during questioning by Thai authorities.

Amidst the stagnation of Thailand's integrated resorts bill due to governmental changes, law enforcement is evidently intensifying its efforts to publicize actions aimed at dismantling and eliminating illegal activities through numerous raids and arrests. This particular case has garnered significant attention, resembling a Hollywood narrative, as the alleged ringleader is a decorated, heavily tattooed Thai flyweight champion, who was honored as the 2016 Sports Authority of Thailand Fighter of the Year. However, his career had been in decline, and after being regarded as one of the most esteemed fighters in Thailand's lighter weight categories, he experienced a losing streak as he neared his late 30s. It is alleged that the former icon was central to the operation of a site named "g2g69bet," which reportedly generated a turnover exceeding 100 million baht over three years. Weerapong admitted that what began as a side venture evolved into his primary source of income as his combat sports career waned, serving as a cautionary tale for athletes. Consequently, Thai authorities conducted raids at nine locations, resulting in the arrest of eight suspects involved in the sophisticated network.

The prospect of regulatory reform in Thailand was anticipated under the leadership of Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra. However, political upheaval dashed these hopes. Speaking at the SBC Summit in Lisbon, Lau Kok Keng, Head of Intellectual Property, Sports & Gaming at Rajah & Tan Singapore, expressed disappointment over the bill's demise and the political complexities that contributed to it. Kok Keng, instrumental in developing Singapore's acclaimed regulatory framework, stressed the importance of understanding Thai culture and history to comprehend the bill's failure.

Newly appointed Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul recently dismissed the possibility of reintroducing gambling legislation, stating to local media: "If someone claims gambling can stimulate the economy, I would say wait for another prime minister. Do not expect this from me, as I do not support this approach. While serving as the interior minister, I opposed poker, but once I left, it proceeded. We must restore righteousness and justice to our nation." Nevertheless, Kok Keng remains optimistic, noting that the new government's statements have faced criticism. He added that although current proposals and initiatives to establish casinos in Thailand appear to be stalled, he believes "the story may not be finished."

MLT business owner Amanda Buckner wins two kickboxing championship titles

Hold onto your hats, because Mountlake Terrace's very own Amanda Buckner has just taken the world by storm! This powerhouse snagged not one, but TWO gold medals in kickboxing and Muay Thai at the WKA World Championships in Sheffield, England, this October! Training out of Wildstyle Gym in Snohomish, Amanda also runs dynamic strength and fitness programs at Untamed Fitness.

Back in August, she dazzled at the WKA Nationals, earning double gold and securing her spot on Team USA. Since then, she's been unstoppable, clinching the Pacific Northwest Title in Everett and battling it out on the international stage for the North American title against fierce competitors from Canada, Italy, and beyond. Untamed Fitness couldn't be prouder, declaring in a news release, "Here’s to the next adventure – because champions don’t stop climbing mountains; they just find taller ones!" Go Amanda!

Get ready for an electrifying showdown! Nong-O Hama, a living legend in Muay Thai, is gearing up for one last epic quest at 38 years young. He's not just aiming for gold; he's out to prove he still reigns supreme at the sport's highest level. But to do that, he must face not just any rival, but a friend and one of the most celebrated fighters of their era. Mark your calendars for ONE 173 in Tokyo next month, where Nong-O will clash with fellow Thai superstar Rodtang Jitmuangnon for the vacant ONE flyweight Muay Thai world title.

This is a battle of titans, a face-off between two icons who define modern Muay Thai: one a master technician with experience spanning generations, the other a fearless showman whose charisma and toughness have captivated fans worldwide. Since signing with ONE Championship in 2018, Nong-O has solidified his legacy, claiming the inaugural bantamweight Muay Thai world title in just 10 months. He defended it seven times, knocking out five challengers in a row, and became one of the most dominant champions in the organization's history. Now, after dropping down in weight, he faces perhaps the most emotionally charged challenge of his career.

Two friends, both multi-time world champions and generational talents, will collide in Tokyo on November 16. Nong-O, in the twilight of his career, is fueled by unwavering self-belief. "This fight is special not just because it’s for the title, but also because it’s a chance to prove something to myself," he declared. "I want to show that, at 38, I can still be a champion." Meanwhile, Rodtang, a decade younger and in his prime, is ready to remind the world why he's one of the sport’s most electrifying fighters. "Ironman" lost his belt only due to a weight mishap, and a victory in Tokyo would reestablish him as the face of ONE’s flyweight division. Get ready for a clash of legends!

Australia Wraps Up the Tour with a Bang, Smashing the 317 Million Baht Target! The Melbourne Pavilion was buzzing with excitement as the project kicked off, drawing in a massive crowd of Muay Thai fans eager to join the action. Nattapol Antarasen, the dynamic Director of the OBC, announced that the Australian event, the grand finale of the year, attracted an astounding 474 participants, far exceeding the initial goal of 300!

The Australian leg alone generated a whopping 317 million baht in economic value for Thailand. The event was a knockout, featuring three legendary Thai Muay Thai champions: Saenchai P.K. Saenchai Muaythai Gym, Petchmangkong Petchfergus, and Namsaknoi Yudthagarngamtorn. They dazzled participants with the art of 'Mae Mai Muay Thai' and led the traditional Wai Khru Muay Thai ceremony before diving into an exhilarating session of punches, kicks, knees, and elbows. Adding to the thrill, Thai boxers SM1 Supachai Pansuwan and Sgt Thinan Sriprang showcased the ancient art of Muay Boran.

Global Triumph: 10 Countries Generate Over 3,200 Million Baht in Total Value! Nattapol also highlighted the phenomenal success of the "Muaythai Masterclass 2025" project throughout the year. The total economic impact from the 10 countries visited by the SAT roadshow skyrocketed past 3,200 million baht! The OBC Director proudly noted that this year's activities hit all targets, especially in spreading, promoting, and building momentum for Muay Thai worldwide. With famous Thai boxers leading the charge, the project has expanded the global Muay Thai community like never before!

Get ready for an electrifying showdown! Stamp Fairtex, the former three-sport ONE World Champion, is making her much-anticipated return to the ring, and she's chosen kickboxing over mixed martial arts for this epic comeback! She's set to face off against the formidable four-time K-1 Champion Kana Morimoto at ONE 173: Superbon vs. Noiri on Sunday, November 16, at the iconic Ariake Arena in Tokyo, Japan.

After a two-year hiatus due to knee surgery, which led her to relinquish the ONE Women’s Atomweight MMA World Title, the 27-year-old Thai sensation is back and ready to rumble! Stamp is eager to test her mettle in a three-round atomweight kickboxing bout before diving back into MMA. She’s thrilled to take on Morimoto, a top-tier competitor in Japanese kickboxing, believing that facing such elite talent is the ultimate way to progress, no matter the result. "I accepted the fight with Kana because she's the best in kickboxing in Tokyo, in Japan. It's a challenge I couldn't resist. Win or lose, there's no downside to fighting her.

Battling someone great is always a win," Stamp Fairtex declared with excitement. Meanwhile, the 33-year-old Morimoto, boasting a 23-6 career record and four K-1 titles, is ready to prove her prowess once again. She made waves with her first promotional victory against Moa Carlsson in January 2025, solidifying her status as a formidable force in the atomweight kickboxing division. Buckle up for a thrilling clash of titans!

An Okanagan man has just skyrocketed to fame as the International Muay Thai Association Western Canadian middleweight champion, thanks to a lightning-fast knockout at a recent Calgary event! Dustin Little is absolutely thrilled and gives a huge shoutout to his incredible coach, Adolfo Lozano, who has been his rock through every punch and kick. "Adolfo Lozano, my coach, transformed my life," Little exclaims. "He's been by my side in every fight. Next up is the Victory International Promotion in February, where I'll be battling for another title. After that, who knows what amazing things are in store for me!"

Little's journey has been nothing short of inspiring, as Muay Thai has been his guiding light in maintaining sobriety for over four years. "I battled alcohol for years, but now I'm four-and-a-half years sober. I share this with my students to show them that partying isn't the answer," Little passionately shares. "It might seem fun now, but it'll only lead to ruin in the long run." Now, he's on a mission to give back and empower others to fight both in the ring and against their personal struggles.

"I want to give back to the community and offer kids opportunities I never had. Growing up in foster care, I wish someone had introduced me to martial arts early on—it would have changed everything," Little says with determination. The two-time national champion is hosting an exciting workshop for young enthusiasts eager to dive into sparring and Muay Thai on Nov. 15 at the Pacific Top Team in West Kelowna. Get ready to be inspired!

Get ready for some jaw-dropping news from the world of ONE Championship! Tawanchai PK Saenchai, the electrifying featherweight Muay Thai world champion, has just dropped a bombshell that has fans buzzing with excitement. At 26, he's not only a champion in the ring but also a proud husband and father!

This week, Tawanchai and his long-time love, Sawita Yingchuan, revealed their secret: they're married and have a baby boy named Kirin! The Muay Thai community is in shock, as Tawanchai had kept this thrilling chapter of his life under wraps until now. Photos of their intimate wedding and adorable son have everyone talking!

OMG, can you believe it? Tawanchai just dropped the biggest bombshell on Instagram, and it's got everyone buzzing! His buddy and fellow ONE star, PTT, couldn't contain his excitement either. He posted in Thai, "Tawanchai has a wife and an adorable kid – what a shocker! As for me, not yet, but who knows what the future holds? Huge congrats to my little bro and sis. You've got a family, a child, and a life full of happiness.

Wishing you endless joy – love always." The news spread like wildfire across Thailand, with photos of the happy couple lighting up social media. And Tawanchai? He added a hilarious twist, joking that his son is ready to take on Rodtang Jitmuangnon’s newborn, Zlatan. "To all my fight fans – any weight, anytime! Bang Salatal is ready to rumble!" he quipped, sharing adorable pics of the little fighters. Tawanchai, a Muay Thai sensation and ONE featherweight world champ since 2022, was set to return to kickboxing last month against China’s Liu Mengyang but had to pull out due to injury.

But fear not, he's promised to be back in the ring by year's end, eager to settle the score with Masaaki Noiri, the interim featherweight kickboxing champ, who’s gearing up to face Superbon in a title unification showdown at ONE 173 in Tokyo on November 16. With Tawanchai juggling kickboxing, recovery, and his new role as a dad, ONE has lined up a featherweight Muay Thai title eliminator between Shadow Singha Mawynn and Younes Rabah at ONE Fight Night 38 in December to find his next challenger. But right now, our Thai champ is basking in a different kind of triumph – the joy of family!

Get ready for an electrifying showdown as the reigning ONE Featherweight Kickboxing World Champion, Superbon, steps into the lion's den to take on interim titleholder Masaaki Noiri! This epic battle will unfold in front of a roaring Japanese hometown crowd at ONE 173. With ice-cold confidence, the 35-year-old Thai sensation is set to storm the Circle in this eagerly awaited World Title unification clash.

Brace yourself for an unforgettable main event at Ariake Arena on Sunday, November 16, where these two kickboxing titans will collide to crown the undisputed ruler of the 155-pound division!

Get ready for an electrifying showdown! Superbon is stepping into the thrilling chaos of Tokyo, and while it might seem like a daunting arena, this 35-year-old veteran is no stranger to taking on the world's elite on foreign soil. In his homeland of Thailand, he's a celebrated icon in combat sports, boasting an impressive 116-37 professional record. His jaw-dropping performances have set the world’s biggest arenas on fire!

Mark your calendars for November 16, when Superbon faces the fight of his life against the formidable Noiri, a master of the unexpected. But fear not, because the founder of Superbon Training Camp is charging forward with unwavering confidence, ready to conquer whatever comes his way!

A little look into the Muay Thaibata class!