Ranking notes for Thailand
This page ranks the most active women's Muay Thai fighters across Thailand for Thailand, based on counted bouts in our fight-night database. Across 0 counted bouts in this scope, PHET PIMON leads the fighter board with 11 fights, most recently linked to TTK Muay Thai.
Fighter rankings order athletes by how many counted fights they appear in during the selected window. Replaced or non-counted bouts are excluded so volume reflects completed card activity. Only bouts with at least one female corner fighter are included. The current Top 10 for Thailand is led by PHET PIMON, DUANG UMPORN, Dukdik, KATAYOUN, and SAMIRA. Behind the leader, the Top 10 also includes DUANG UMPORN, Dukdik, KATAYOUN, and SAMIRA.
Several leaders train out of active camps on the card. PHET PIMON is linked to TTK Muay Thai (11 fights); DUANG UMPORN is linked to JARAY MUAY THAI (8 fights); Dukdik is linked to TTK Muay Thai (7 fights); KATAYOUN is linked to PHUKET FIGHT CLUB (6 fights). Gym affiliation on this board uses the most recent available corner gym for each fighter in the underlying fight data.
Camp rankings aggregate corner appearances for fighters attached to each gym. For Thailand, Sinbi Muay Thai sits first among camps with 22 fights across 18 fighters. The Top 10 gyms by volume include Sinbi Muay Thai, PHUKET FIGHT CLUB, TTK Muay Thai, Eak Muang Non, and BANGTAO MUAY THAI & MMA.
PHUKET FIGHT CLUB and TTK Muay Thai follow with 22 fights and 15 fights respectively. These totals measure bout volume, not promotional titles or subjective "best gym" claims.
Nationality rankings group fighters by the country flags on their profiles and sum counted bouts in Thailand. Thailand leads with 190 fights from 116 fighters. Other high-volume nationalities on this board include Thailand, Australia, United States, China, and Iran.
Stadium rankings count how many in-scope bouts were staged at each venue. Patong Boxing Stadium leads for Thailand with 97 fights. Active venues on the Top 4 include Patong Boxing Stadium, Bangla Boxing Stadium, Sinbi Boxing Stadium, and Rawai Muay Thai Stadium.
How rankings work on MuayThaiTime: fighters, gyms, countries, and stadiums are ordered by counted fight volume for the same time and place filters. Month pages use calendar months in UTC; year pages use the full calendar year; all-time pages use every fight night in the database. Women's pages apply the same volume rules but only on bouts that include a female fighter.
Use the tables on this page for a fixed snapshot of Thailand, then open the interactive rankings tool to change province, month, or women's filters. Related pages cover individual fighters, gyms, and stadiums linked from each row, plus fight nights under Events and area training hubs under Destinations.
Full Top 10 fighter order by fight count for Thailand: 1. PHET PIMON (11 fights); 2. DUANG UMPORN (8 fights); 3. Dukdik (7 fights); 4. KATAYOUN (6 fights); 5. SAMIRA (6 fights); 6. Fahtima (6 fights); 7. MEILI (5 fights); 8. SAIFON (5 fights); and others through tenth place. Counts update when new fight nights are ingested.
Camp volume detail for Thailand: Sinbi Muay Thai (22 fights, 18 fighters); PHUKET FIGHT CLUB (22 fights, 11 fighters); TTK Muay Thai (15 fights, 3 fighters); Eak Muang Non (13 fights, 7 fighters); BANGTAO MUAY THAI & MMA (12 fights, 12 fighters); TFL Gym (11 fights, 6 fighters); Phuket Singha Muay Thai (10 fights, 8 fighters); EAGLE MUAY THAI (10 fights, 7 fighters).
Together, the nationality and venue boards show where activity concentrates for Thailand: nationalities led by Thailand, venues led by Patong Boxing Stadium, with 0 counted bouts feeding all four tables.