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1 / 5Rajadamnern Knockout x All Star Fight
Experience an elite night of combat sports curated by legendary Muay Thai icon Buakaw Banchamek at Rajadamnern Stadium. Featuring an explosive 80% knockout rate across 7 high-intensity 3-round bouts, this Monday night event combines world-class talent with traditional rituals and modern staging.
From฿1,500per person
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Bangkok
Highlights
- - Experience an exciting night of Muay Thai at the legendary Rajadamnern Stadium
- - Watch Rajadamnern Knockout x All-Star Fight by Buakaw
- - Enjoy fast-paced 3-round Muay Thai bouts with high-energy action
- - See talented Thai and international fighters compete in the ring
- - Feel the authentic atmosphere of one of Thailand’s most iconic Muay Thai venues
- - Enjoy the energetic crowd atmosphere and stadium entertainment
- - Choose from different seating options, including Ringside, Club Class, and VIP seating
Duration
About 3 hours
Select Your Option
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COUPLE SUITE
฿9,000
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PANORAMIC BALCONY
฿4,500
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PRESIDENTIAL BOX SEAT (SECTION 1 & 2)
฿3,500
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SINGHA RINGSIDE (SECTION 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
฿2,500
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CLUB CLASS (SECTION 8 & 9)
฿1,800
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LEO SECTION (SECTION 10)
฿1,500
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Bookings open up to 150 days ahead; the latest date you can book is Sun 28 Feb 2027.
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- Free cancellation up to 48 hours before
- Secure payment via Stripe
- Instant email receipt
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฿1,500
Frequently asked questions
Doors open at 18:00 and the first bout starts at 19:00. Come a little early so you have time to find your seat and see the Wai Khru ritual before the first fight.
Singha Ringside (sections 3 to 7) is right around the ring and closest to the fighters. Club Class (sections 8 and 9) is a little higher, with a clear view of the ring. The LEO Section (section 10) sits near the area where local fans place their bets, so it is loud and lively.
The stadium is at 8 Rajadamnern Nok Road in central Bangkok. The stadium suggests taking the BTS Skytrain to Ratchathewi or Victory Monument, or the MRT to Sam Yot, and then a short taxi ride. Boats stop at Talad Bobae pier and Panfa Leelard pier nearby.
There is no strict dress code. Light, comfortable clothes are best, because Bangkok is warm in the evening.
Yes, cameras are allowed. During the Wai Khru ritual before each fight, please stay quiet and watch, as it is a sacred moment for the fighters.
