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Bangkok Muay Thai Fight Events Tonight

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Bangkok is the beating heart of Muay Thai, and no city on earth offers a deeper or more varied fight scene. Two stadiums anchor the capital's reputation: Rajadamnern Stadium, opened in 1945 as Thailand's first purpose-built Muay Thai venue, and Lumpinee Stadium, run by the Royal Thai Army since 1956. Between them, they've crowned generations of champions and remain the two titles every Thai fighter dreams of holding. Rajadamnern is the only Bangkok stadium with fights every single night of the week, which makes it the reliable choice if you're wondering what's on tonight. Lumpinee runs a smaller weekly schedule but regularly hosts some of the highest-level cards in the sport, including international promotions.

Beyond the two giants, Bangkok's fight scene includes smaller, more accessible venues like Channel 7 Stadium, known for free admission and its decades-long Sunday broadcast tradition. Whichever stadium you end up at, expect the same core experience: the Wai Kru Ram Muay ritual before each bout, live traditional music driving the pace of the fight, and a crowd that ranges from lifelong local fans to first-time visitors.

Below you'll find tonight's confirmed fight schedule across Bangkok's stadiums, with venue details, ticket pricing, and direct booking links for each event — so whether you're searching for Bangkok Muay Thai tonight or planning a few nights ahead, everything you need is on this page.

Schedule checked: 10 Nov 2026, 22:44 (+07)

Rangsit Boxing Stadium
Muay Thai Fights
From 1500 THB
World Siam Stadium
SRC Siam Real Combat
From 800 THB
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Rajadamnern Stadium
Rajadamnern Knockout
From 1500 THB
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Bangkok Muay Thai Fight Events Tonight — Tuesday, 10 November

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As today is Tuesday, there are 3 boxing stadiums in Bangkok that invite you to watch Muay Thai fights tonight. Whether you're searching for Bangkok Muay Thai tonight or planning ahead, here's tonight's full fight card lineup:

  1. Rangsit Boxing Stadium – Muay Thai Fights, 18:00
  2. World Siam Stadium – SRC Siam Real Combat, 18:30
  3. Rajadamnern Stadium – Rajadamnern Knockout, 19:00

If you are only looking for tickets, explore the best deals for Muay Thai tickets in Bangkok tonight.

To have more options, consider visiting the Muay Thai event tomorrow.

Planning further ahead? See what's on over the next few days.

1. Rangsit Boxing Stadium — Muay Thai Fights

Event

On Tuesday, the stadium hosts a Muay Thai fight event with 9-10 bouts. The event is broadcast on True4U.

Location

Rangsit Boxing Stadium

Rangsit Boxing Stadium is a Thai boxing stadium located in the neighboring province. The venue is a traditional Thai boxing stadium north of Bangkok and is suitable for people who are looking to have a more local experience of attending the Muay Thai event.

Address
323 Phahonyothin Road, Tambon Prachathipat, Thanyaburi District, Pathum Thani
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How to get there

The Thai boxing stadium is located in the neighboring province of Pathum Thani, north of Bangkok. You can take the SRT Red Line commuter train to Lak Hok or Khlong Rangsit station and then take a Bangkok taxi to the stadium, which is around 3 km from both of these stations.

Tickets

  • Foreigner Admission 1500 THB

2. World Siam Stadium — SRC Siam Real Combat

Event

On Tuesday, the stadium hosts the Muay Thai event Siam Real Combat (SRC) organized by Sor.Dechapant. During the event, there are 8-9 Muay Thai fights of international fighters being offered.

Location

World Siam Stadium

World Siam Stadium is one of the newest Thai boxing stadiums in the capital city. Even if the stadium is not that big and less visited by tourists, its location next to a huge shopping mall The Mall Bang Kapi lets you combine shopping with watching Muay Thai fights tonight in Bangkok.

Address
Tawanna Bangkapi, 3500 Ladprao Road, Khlong Chan, Ladprao, Bang Kapi District, Bangkok
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How to get there

The easiest way to get to this Muay Thai stadium from the city center is by taking a Bangkok taxi. Otherwise, you can take the newly opened MRT Yellow Line Skytrain to the MRT Bang Kapi station.

Tickets

  • Ringside Seat 1000 THB
  • Grandstand Seat 800 THB

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3. Rajadamnern Stadium — Rajadamnern Knockout

Event

This evening, Rajadamnern Stadium organizes the wildest Muay Thai event called Rajadamnern Knockout. There are 7 bouts with 3 rounds per bout in the event.

Location

Rajadamnern Stadium

Rajadamnern Boxing Stadium is one of the two most famous Muay Thai venues in Bangkok. It is the oldest and most prestigious boxing stadium in the Thai capital, opened in 1945. This boxing stadium is a real institution for boxers, where many champions of Muay Thai have done their classes.

Address
1 Ratchadamnoen Nok Road, Pom Prap, Khet Pom Prap Sattru Phai, Bangkok
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How to get there

The best option is to take a taxi, as most Bangkok taxi drivers will know the stadium location. If you are staying far away, you can save on taxi fare by taking the BTS Skytrain to the BTS National Stadium station and taking a taxi from there.

Tickets

  • 2nd Class LEO seats 1500 THB
  • Club Class 1800 THB
  • Singha Ringside 2500 THB
  • President Box 3500 THB

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Book Muay Thai Tickets Tonight

Even if you haven't booked your tickets in advance, there's a high chance that you will still be able to attend the Muay Thai fight event in Bangkok tonight. In most cases, it's possible to book your tickets today, even if sellouts happen. Bangkok Muay Thai tickets for tonight's fight events can be conveniently booked online via the following links:

Muay Thai Events Tomorrow — Wednesday, 11 November

If you are unable to visit a Muay Thai fight event in Bangkok tonight, consider visiting one of the destination's boxing stadiums tomorrow.

  • Rajadamnern Stadium – New Power, 18:00 – from 1500 THB – Tickets

Plan Ahead: The Next Few Days in Bangkok

Not visiting Bangkok tonight or tomorrow? Here's a quick look at what's on over the next few days, so you can plan which night works best.

  • Thu, 12 Nov Rajadamnern Stadium (18:00) Tickets
  • Fri, 13 Nov Jitmuangnon Stadium (16:00) Lumpinee Stadium (18:30) Tickets Rajadamnern Stadium (19:00) Tickets
  • Sat, 14 Nov Siam Omnoi Stadium (12:15) World Siam Stadium (17:30) Tickets Lumpinee Stadium (18:00) Tickets Rajadamnern Stadium (19:00) Tickets
  • Sun, 15 Nov Jitmuangnon Stadium (10:30) Channel 7 Boxing Stadium (14:30) Rajadamnern Stadium (18:00) Tickets World Siam Stadium (18:20) Tickets
  • Mon, 16 Nov World Siam Stadium (18:00) Tickets Rajadamnern Stadium (19:00) Tickets

Boxing Stadiums in Bangkok

  1. Rajadamnern Stadium
  2. Lumpinee Stadium
  3. World Siam Stadium
  4. Channel 7 Boxing Stadium
  5. MBK Center
  6. Siam Omnoi Stadium
  7. Rangsit Boxing Stadium
  8. Jitmuangnon Stadium

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Bangkok stadium has fights tonight?
Rajadamnern Boxing Stadium is the only stadium in Bangkok operating daily. Other top venues like Lumpinee, World Siam Stadium, and Siam Omnoi open on specific days or weekends.
When do ONE Lumpinee fight nights take place?
ONE Championship events at Lumpinee Stadium take place on Friday evenings and once a month on Saturday morning.
What time do fights start in Bangkok?
Evening fight nights generally start around 18:00–19:00 and last 2 to 3 hours. Weekend daytime TV-broadcast events can start as early as 12:15.

Getting to Bangkok's stadiums: Rajadamnern sits near the old city and Khao San Road, making it one of the more central options for visitors staying downtown. Lumpinee's current location on Ram Inthra Road is further out, so budget extra time for the taxi or ride-share there, especially during evening traffic.

What to expect: Fight cards typically run 8–10 bouts across a full evening, moving from newer fighters up to the main event. Doors usually open an hour before the first fight — arriving early gives you time to look around, grab a drink, and settle into your seat before the Wai Kru ceremonies begin.

A note on ticket tiers: Ringside seats put you closest to the action and are worth it for a first visit; second-class and standing areas are a good budget option if you're attending multiple fight nights during your stay.

Schedule: You can find a Muay Thai event on any day of the week, and on most days you can choose from 2 or 3 Thai boxing stadiums. The highest level of Muay Thai fights in Bangkok is on weekends, when Rajadamnern World Series take place and Lumpinee hosts its own championship and ONE events. To plan your visit in advance, explore the Bangkok Muay Thai schedule.