Bangkok Muay Thai fight calendar

Upcoming Muay Thai fights in Bangkok

Every authentic fight night at Rajadamnern Stadium and Lumpinee Boxing Stadium — Bangkok’s two legendary Muay Thai venues — laid out date by date. Filter by stadium or month, pick the evening that fits your trip and lock in ringside, club or 2nd-class seats in a couple of minutes.

Showing 8 of 89 fights · 7 of 70 nights

Planning your Bangkok fight night

  • 7nights / weekacross both stadiums
  • 8–10fights / cardbell ~6:00–6:30 PM
  • 20+years officialT.B.C. Boxing Service

Rajadamnern Stadiumsince 1945

The historic centre of Muay Thai in old Bangkok — walking distance from Khao San and the Democracy Monument. Intimate ring, raucous crowd, mid-week and weekend cards including the high-energy RWS Saturday Night Fight.

Lumpinee Stadiumsince 1956

Opened by the Royal Thai Army in 1956, relocated to a modern venue on Ram Inthra Road in 2014. Home to the sport’s most prestigious title belts and the famous Saturday-night Lumpinee Super Champ production.

Every ticket on this calendar is official — no tourist-trap markups, no shady resales. You pay the published per-seat price, get an instant email confirmation, and at Lumpinee a scannable QR ticket for the gate.

Frequently asked

When are Muay Thai fights in Bangkok?

Fight nights run almost every night of the week across Rajadamnern and Lumpinee combined. Most start around 6:00–6:30 PM, with the headline bouts later in the evening (roughly 8–9 PM).

How much do Muay Thai tickets cost?

Tickets start from ฿1,000 at Lumpinee and ฿1,500 at Rajadamnern, with ringside at ฿2,000–2,500 at Rajadamnern and Lumpinee Super Champ. A big international card such as ONE Lumpinee runs ฿1,000 to ฿5,000 depending on the seat. Every fight on this calendar shows the exact price for each seat class.

Which stadium has fights tonight?

Use the stadium pills above to flip between Rajadamnern and Lumpinee. Tonight’s card is at the top of the list with the date and start time.

Can I book in advance?

Yes — and you should. Ringside seats and popular nights sell out, and pre-booking guarantees your seat class and skips the queue at the gate.