It has been another action-packed week in Muay Thai, with world titles changing hands, athletes making their mark on the international stage, and exciting domestic bouts being announced. From the bright lights of ONE Championship to Rajadamnern Stadium and closer to home, here's everything you need to know.

Narak Por.Prajak Crowned Rajadamnern Featherweight Champion

Thailand has a new Rajadamnern Stadium Featherweight Champion after Narak Por.Prajak produced a flawless performance against Chiabkard.

Narak controlled every aspect of the contest, shutting his opponent out over five rounds to earn a unanimous 50-44 victory on all three judges' scorecards. It was a masterclass in timing, composure and ring control as he claimed one of Muay Thai's most prestigious titles.

The dominant victory firmly establishes Narak among the elite at 126 lbs and marks another significant chapter in the storied history of Rajadamnern Stadium.

Mia Trevorrow Improves to 2-0 in ONE Championship

Uk's Muay Thai continues to make waves on the global stage as Mia Trevorrow recorded her second consecutive victory in ONE Championship.

Trevorrow delivered another composed and clinical performance, defeating Magdalena Pirche by unanimous decision to move to 2-0 under the ONE Championship banner.

Her intelligent shot selection, movement and composure throughout the contest highlighted exactly why she is regarded as one of the UK's brightest striking talents. With back-to-back wins, Trevorrow continues to build momentum on one of combat sports' biggest platforms.

Yuki Yoza Defeats Ben Woolliss in ONE Championship

Former Bantamweight Kickboxing World Champion Yuki Yoza successfully overcame Ben Woolliss in another high-level kickboxing contest inside ONE Championship.

While Woolliss ultimately came up short, the British striker can take plenty of positives from his performance. He remained competitive throughout and showed he belongs amongst the world's elite.

Facing an opponent of Yoza's calibre is never an easy assignment, yet Woolliss demonstrated the skillset and composure needed to compete at the highest level. It feels unlikely this will be the last time fans see him competing under the ONE Championship lights.

Lee Walton vs Lee Mackay Confirmed for Siam Warriors Superfights

Attention now turns back to the Irish scene, where Lee Walton is set for a crucial contest against Scotland's Lee Mackay.

The bout has been announced for Siam Warriors Superfights on October 10th, with Walton looking to return to winning ways against one of Scotland's most decorated Muay Thai competitors.

Mackay brings multiple titles and a wealth of experience into the matchup, making this another stern test for the Dublin Thai Boxing representative. With both men known for their entertaining styles, fans can expect an exciting clash when they meet later this year.

Final Thoughts

From championship success in Bangkok to UK fighters continuing to impress on the international stage, this week once again demonstrated the strength and depth of Muay Thai across the globe.

Congratulations to Narak Por.Prajak on capturing Rajadamnern gold, Mia Trevorrow on another impressive ONE Championship victory, and Yuki Yoza on another statement performance. Meanwhile, all eyes will now turn towards October as Lee Walton prepares for an important showdown with Lee Mackay.

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