Muay Thai in Bangkok — Fights Every Night at Rajadamnern & Lumpinee
Muay Thai is Thailand’s national sport, and Bangkok is the global capital of the eight-limbed art. There is a fight card somewhere in the city every single night. Rajadamnern Stadium near Democracy Monument is the original — hosting the country’s top traditional fights since 1945 — and now runs seven nights a week: fast 3-round Knockout shows on Mon/Tue/Fri, classic 5-round promoter cards on Wed/Thu/Sun, and the flagship Rajadamnern World Series every Saturday. Lumpinee Stadium in Ram Inthra is now programmed by ONE Championship — its weekly card is ONE Friday Fights, a stacked Friday-night mix of Muay Thai, kickboxing and MMA. Channel 7 Stadium hosts free live fights every Sunday afternoon — arrive early for a seat. This page pairs the standing stadium schedules (guide below) with every dated Muay Thai event we track in Bangkok, updated daily: special cards, gym competitions, ONE Championship shows, and championship belts.
Bangkok's Muay Thai Stadiums — Weekly Schedules
The standing weekly cards at every stadium, verified July 2026. Two things older guides get wrong: Rajadamnern now fights every night of the week, and Lumpinee's weekly card is ONE Friday Fights (Fridays). Dated special events appear in the live list below.
Rajadamnern Stadium
Fights 7 nights a week — Knockout 3-round series Mon/Tue/Fri; traditional 5-round cards Wed (Palangmai), Thu (Petchyindee), Sun (Kiatpetch); flagship Rajadamnern World Series every Saturday.
Gates 5:00 PM (Wed/Thu/Sun) or 6:00 PM (other nights); first fight within ~an hour of gates.
From ~1,500 THB (2nd class) up to ~4,500 THB VIP; RWS Saturdays sell out days ahead.
8 Rajadamnern Nok Rd, Old Town — no rail nearby, take a taxi/Grab (~2 km from MRT Sam Yot).
The original stadium, running since 1945 — the traditional 5-round nights are the purist pick.
Tickets: rajadamnern.comLumpinee Stadium — ONE Friday Fights
Every Friday: ONE Championship's weekly card (Muay Thai + kickboxing + MMA, ~12–14 bouts). This IS Lumpinee's weekly programming — there is no separate 'old-style' Lumpinee card anymore.
Doors 5:30 PM, pre-show from 6:30 PM, main card 8:30–11:30 PM.
~1,000 THB grandstand to ~5,000 THB VIP ringside.
Ram Inthra Rd, Bang Khen — MRT Pink Line to Ram Inthra Km.3 (PK17), or ~250–400 THB Grab from downtown.
Tickets via Ticketmelon/KLOOK or the box office; ONE took over Lumpinee's programming in 2023.
Tickets: onefc.comChannel 7 Stadium
Every Sunday afternoon — ~6 traditional fights, televised live on Channel 7.
~2:30–4:30 PM; arrive an hour early for a seat.
Free admission. Dress code: no shorts or revealing clothing.
Chatuchak, behind Mo Chit — next to the Northern Bus Terminal, near BTS Mo Chit.
The free local experience — a real gamblers' crowd, zero tourist production.
Tickets: visitor guideSiam Omnoi Stadium
Saturdays — 7 traditional 5-round fights; the first five broadcast live on Channel 3.
Early afternoon card.
Local-priced tickets at the gate.
Om Noi (Samut Sakhon border), ~45 min west of central Bangkok.
Tickets: visitor guideWhich night is which
- MondayRajadamnern Knockout (select Mondays: All Star Fight by Buakaw)
- TuesdayRajadamnern Knockout · Rangsit Stadium (True4U)
- WednesdayRajadamnern — Palangmai 5-round card
- ThursdayRajadamnern — Petchyindee 5-round card
- FridayONE Friday Fights at Lumpinee · Rajadamnern Knockout
- SaturdayRajadamnern World Series (flagship) · Siam Omnoi (afternoon)
- SundayChannel 7 Stadium (free, afternoon) · Rajadamnern — Kiatpetch
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I watch Muay Thai in Bangkok?
Bangkok’s main Muay Thai venues are Rajadamnern Stadium (near Democracy Monument, the original — fights every night of the week), Lumpinee Stadium in Ram Inthra (home of ONE Friday Fights every Friday), and Channel 7 Stadium behind Mo Chit (Sunday afternoons, free admission). Ringside tickets typically run 1,000–4,500 THB depending on the venue and the card.
How much does it cost to watch Muay Thai in Bangkok?
Ticket tiers vary by venue. Rajadamnern: from ~1,500 THB (second class) up to ~4,500 THB VIP, with premium balcony suites higher on Rajadamnern World Series Saturdays. Lumpinee (ONE Friday Fights): ~1,000 THB grandstand, 2,400–3,500 THB mid-tiers, ~5,000 THB VIP ringside. Channel 7 Stadium is free but seats fill an hour early. Official sources: rajadamnern.com and onefc.com/tickets.
What night is Muay Thai in Bangkok?
Every night. Rajadamnern Stadium now fights all seven nights: 3-round Knockout shows Monday/Tuesday/Friday, traditional 5-round cards Wednesday (Palangmai), Thursday (Petchyindee) and Sunday (Kiatpetch), and the flagship Rajadamnern World Series every Saturday. Lumpinee Stadium hosts ONE Friday Fights every Friday (doors 5:30 PM, main card 8:30 PM). Channel 7 Stadium runs a free card every Sunday afternoon, and Siam Omnoi fights Saturday afternoons.
Can I bet on Muay Thai at the stadiums?
Informal betting happens in the second- and third-class stands at Rajadamnern and Lumpinee — the famous chant-and-hand-signal scene you may have seen on YouTube. Bookmaking is technically unregulated, so play with what you can afford to lose, watch a few fights first to learn the signals, and keep tabs on the odds shifting between rounds.
Are there Muay Thai gyms I can train at in Bangkok?
Yes — Bangkok has dozens of training-tourism Muay Thai gyms, most welcoming drop-ins from one session to multi-week residencies. The most internationally known are Sityodtong, Petchyindee Academy, Singha Muay Thai Gym, Master Toddy’s, and Khongsittha. Walk-in classes typically run 400–600 THB. ONE Championship Gym at IMPACT also offers fitness-focused Muay Thai classes for non-fighters.