Watching Muay Thai fights in Bangkok is an experience that shouldn't be missed on the trip to Thailand's capital. If you are looking for the best place to watch Muay Thai fights in Bangkok tonight or later this year, get familiar with the Muay Thai Bangkok schedule 2026 that includes all main Thai boxing fight events in Bangkok, Thailand.
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Muay Thai in Bangkok
For the travelers who are keen on seeing Muay Thai fights and learning more about the national sport and cultural martial art of Thailand, there's no better way than visiting at least one of the Thai boxing stadiums in Bangkok. While there are numerous boxing stadiums around the country, in Bangkok you can find the oldest, largest, and most prestigious Muay Thai venues. Therefore, the highest quality of fights and the best overall experience can be expected in the capital city.
If you are willing to watch Muay Thai in Bangkok tonight or just planning a visit to a Thai boxing stadium in advance, discover the Bangkok Muay Thai fight schedule 2026 that includes all the main fight events at Bangkok boxing stadiums.
Where to watch Muay Thai in Bangkok tonight?
Visiting the capital of Thailand at the moment and wondering where to watch Muay Thai in Bangkok tonight?
Your best bet would be going to watch Thai boxing fights at Rajadamnern Stadium, as it's the only Muay Thai venue in Bangkok offering events every night, and the location of it is close to the most popular tourist spots in the city.
You might even be able to book online a discounted ticket for tonight's Muay Thai fights at the stadium. Check Rajadamnern Stadium ticket availability here or by using this search form.
For more options, check the schedule of Muay Thai events in Bangkok below and choose according to the day of the week.
Muay Thai Bangkok Schedule 2026
Thai boxing stadiums in Bangkok open their gates on the specific days of the week. The busiest time at Muay Thai venues is on weekends, and the best fights are usually taking place on these days. If only your trip itinerary fits, go to watch the Muay Thai event on Friday or Saturday for the best experience.
Discover the schedule of Muay Thai events in Bangkok for the year 2026 below.
Be noted that the schedule might be updated at any time, so double-check with the organizer to reconfirm the availability of the event before going to the stadium that doesn't sell tickets online.
Bangkok Muay Thai schedule on Friday
Rajadamnern Knockout, the wildest Muay Thai event at Rajadamnern Stadium, from 18:00 (event starts at 19:00) (tickets to event).
ONE Lumpinee event at Lumpinee Boxing Stadium from 18:30 (tickets to event).
Bangkok Muay Thai schedule on Saturday
ONE Fight Night take place once a month at Lumpinee Boxing Stadium from 08:00 (tickets to event).
Muay Thai fights at Siam Om Noi Boxing Stadium from 12:15.
Lumpinee Super Champ event at Lumpinee Boxing Stadium from 17:30 (tickets to event).
Muay Thai Super Champ fights at World Siam Stadium from 17:30 (tickets to event).
Rajadamnern World Series, the greatest Muay Thai event at Rajadamnern Stadium from 18:00 (event starts at 19:00) (tickets).
Bangkok Muay Thai schedule on Sunday
Muay Thai fights at Jitmuangnon Boxing Stadium from 10:30.
Muay Thai fights at Channel 7 Boxing Stadium from 14:30.
Suek Tor Nam Thai Kiatpetch TKO, the top traditional Muay Thai event at Rajadamnern Stadium from 17:00 (event starts at 18:00) (tickets to event).
Muay Thai fights at World Siam Stadium at Tawanna Bangkapi from 18:20 (tickets to event).
Bangkok Muay Thai schedule on Monday
Rajadamnern Knockout, the wildest Muay Thai event at Rajadamnern Stadium, from 18:00 (event starts at 19:00) (tickets to event).
Muay Thai fights at World Siam Stadium at Tawanna Bangkapi from 18:00 (tickets to event).
Bangkok Muay Thai schedule on Tuesday
Muay Thai fights at Rangsit Boxing Stadium from 18:00.
Rajadamnern Knockout, the wildest Muay Thai event at Rajadamnern Stadium, from 18:00 (event starts at 19:00) (tickets to event).
Siam Real Combat (SRC) event at World Siam Stadium from 18:30 (tickets to event).
Bangkok Muay Thai schedule on Wednesday
MBK Center Fight Night at MBK Center from 18:00 (only on the first and the last Wednesday of the month).
Suek Muay Thai Palangmai, the top traditional Muay Thai event at Rajadamnern Stadium, from 17:00 (event starts at 18:00) (tickets to event).
Bangkok Muay Thai schedule on Thursday
Suek Petchyindee Muay Thai, the top traditional Muay Thai event at Rajadamnern Stadium, from 17:00 (event starts at 18:00) (tickets to event).
Muay Thai Tickets
Tickets to Muay Thai events in Bangkok can normally be bought at the venue on the day of the event. However, sold-outs do happen on the best fight nights, so booking your tickets in advance is recommended to avoid the risk of being left out.
Tickets to the main Bangkok Muay Thai stadiums can be booked online, and normally pre-booked tickets are cheaper than you would pay at the door, as online travel agents are usually offering discounts. Smaller local venues sell tickets only at the door.
Find current prices of tickets to Muay Thai events in Bangkok and the best places to book them here: Muay Thai Bangkok Tickets.
Muay Thai in Thailand
For more details about the best Muay Thai boxing stadiums in the capital city, check Best Places to Watch Muay Thai Fights in Bangkok.
Planning to travel on the Andaman Coast of Southern Thailand? To experience the fights of Muay Thai in Phuket is also a good idea, as many fighters are training on the largest island of Thailand. Several Thai boxing stadiums are located in Ao Nang and Koh Lanta, providing plenty of options to see Muay Thai in Krabi as well. On another coast you can choose to watch Muay Thai in Koh Samui.
You can also watch Muay Thai fights in Chiang Mai, where entrance tickets cost much less even if the quality of the fights might be lower.
Experiencing Muay Thai in Pattaya is also an option, even if Thai boxing venues in Pattaya are mainly focused on serving tour groups.
For more details about the best places to watch Thai boxing fights in different regions of Thailand, check Muay Thai in Thailand.
