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Honours event for Thais and Germans |
 On November 6th, the Thailand VS Challenger (TVC) Series returned to
Germany for what was the second Thailand VS Germany programme and the
third TVC event to have been held in Germany. In an exciting night of
both muaythai and western boxing, the main event ended in a draw, while
there was also a boxing title fight qualifier in the undercard.
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Elite Fight Night Russia debuts in Russia |
 The Elite Boxing Group has successfully launched its newest event series
with the debut of Elite Fight Night Russia. Organised by Elite Boxing
Russia—the recently established Russian subsidiary of Bangkok-based
Elite Boxing—the inaugural event in this new muaythai series was held in
the 1,600-seat Tyumen Circus Arena in the central Russian city of
Tyumen on September 8 and marks an exciting new milestone for the EB
Group as it continues to penetrate new markets.
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 Now in its second year, the Thailand VS Challenger (TVC) Series
continues to establish itself as the leading international muaythai
brand in the world as each new event passes another milestone. Jointly
organised by Elite Boxing and Elite Boxing Germany, Thailand VS Europe
on September 17th in Stuttgart’s Carl Benz Arena
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 The growing popularity of muaythai in Russia is about to receive a major
boost as Elite Boxing Russia—a recently established subsidiary of
Bangkok-based Elite Boxing—has announced it is set to launch a new
series of muaythai events. Under the brand name Elite Fight Night
Russia, events will be held every 3 months at the 1,600-seat Tyumen
Circus Arena
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This is the first time I have seen a Muaythai event organized by a foreigner that could attract such a big audience.
The Thai Team Leader Kaoklai Kaennorsing may have the looks of a pop star, but this KhonKaen native is no lightweight when it comes to muaythai.
Antoine Pinto, aka Antuan SiangBoxing, is a French national who has lived in Thailand with his family since he was a young child. Having gone to school in Thailand,
Ramazan “The Punisher” Ramazanov has been training in Thailand for five years and is now ready for a move to Japan’s K-1 mixed-martial arts competition and the big pay days.
Armin Black Dragon Swiss has adopted the Muay Boran technique made popular in the movie Ong-bak as he aims to become Thailand’s new muaythai superstar
On November 6th, the Thailand VS Challenger Series returned to
Germany for what was the second Thailand VS Germany programme. Read More
The World Muaythai Council under the directive of the Royal Thai Government the sole governing body Read More
