Muay Thai - Medal Tally
Below are the medalists of Muay Thai at the 20th ASEAN University Games 2022.
Cambodia who only won three gold medals at the 2017 Southeast Asian Games is preparing its athletes for the November's biennial meet in the Philippines.
It's three gold medals which they won in Kuala Lumpur SEA Games came from taekwondo, petanque and muay.
Khim Dima who brought gold medal in the sport of muay thai is hoping to repeat his golden performance in the 2019 SEA Games.
Dima won in the men's 63kg event will now climb his weight category to 64kg event in Manila SEA Games.
According to Khmer Times news, he is regularly practicing and fighting. And he will be in good form before the 2019 SEA Games commence on November 30.
Muay is one of the 56 sports to be featured at the biggest ever edition in terms of number of sports.
The 2018 IFMA - Muay Thai World Championships was held at Oceana Hotel in Cancun, Mexico from May 10 to 20.The tournament featured 50 divisions that attracted 404athletes from 77 team delegations.Our Southeast Asian teams from Thailand, the Philippines, Malaysia and Vietnam took home medals at this world championships.Thailand placed second overall with 5 gold, 2 silver and 1 bronze medals while the Philippines grabbed 1 gold, 1 silver and 2 bronze medals to land 10th overall.Vietnam on the other hand collected 2 silver medals and rank 17th and Malaysia won 1 bronze medal to place 40th overall. Singapore also took part at this competition with 5 athletes failed to win medal.Below are the medalists from Southeast Asian region.Malaysia
- Bronze - Mohammed Rezamin (Adult Male Competitive B Class -48kg)
Philippines
- Gold - Ariel Lee Lampacan (Adult Male Competitive B Class -51kg)
- Silver - Khen Johnson Marques (Adult Male Competitive B Class -54kg)
- Bronze - Jojie Paraon (Adult Male Competitive B Class -48kg)
- Bronze - Philip Delarmino (Adult Male Competitive B Class -57kg)
Thailand
- Gold - Komsan “Yodwicha” Tantakhob (Adult Male Elite A Class -71kg)
- Gold - Suphisara Konlak (Adult Female -48kg)
- Gold - Wiwat Khamtha (Adult Male Elite A Class -57kg)
- Gold - Aphichet Nakkaeo (Adult Male Elite A Class -48kg)
- Gold - Arnon Phonkrathok (Adult Male Elite A Class -51kg)
- Silver - Yadrung “Chomanee” Tehiran (Adult Female -54kg)
- Silver - Prawit Chilnak (Adult Male Elite A Class -60kg)
- Bronze - Chotichanin Kokkrachai (Adult Male Elite A Class -54kg)
Vietnam
- Silver - Bui Yen Ly (Adult Female -51kg)
- Silver - Long Nguyen Doan (Adult Male Competitive B Class -57kg)
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