Muay Thai

Weight Divisions

Strawweight (up to 108lbs)

Atomweight (108.1lbs to 112lbs)

Flyweight (112.1lbs to 117lbs)

Bantamweight (117.1lbs to 122lbs)

Featherweight (122.1lbs to 127lbs)

Lightweight (127.1lbs to 132lbs)

Super Lightweight (132.1lbs to 137lbs)

Light Welterweight (137.1lbs to 142lbs)

Welterweight (142.1lbs to 147lbs)

Super Welterweight (147.1lbs to 153lbs)

Light Middleweight (153.1lbs to 159lbs)

Middleweight (159.1lbs to 165lbs)

Super Middleweight (165.1lbs to 172lbs)

Light Heavyweight (172.1lbs to 179lbs)

Light Cruiserweight (179.1lbs to 186lbs)

Cruiserweight (186.1lbs to 195lbs)

Super Cruiserweight (195.1lbs to 215lbs)

Heavyweight (215.1lbs to 235lbs)

Super Heavyweight (235.1lbs and Up)

Widely known as "The Art Of 8 Limbs", Muay Thai is the No.1 combat sport in Thailand. Much like Kickboxing, it is a Stand-Up Striking Martial Art, while differentiating itself with the use of Clinch Techniques, along with the use of Elbows and Knees.

Professional and Amateur Muay Thai use the same 19 Weight Divisions, according to the IKF(International Kickboxing Federation and Muay Thai Sanctioining Body)

Click on each high-lighted division to view the fighter(s)in that category.