Rajadamnern Knockout Full Card Confirmed For August 14

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Rajadamnern Stadium closes out the week with another seven-fight edition of Rajadamnern Knockout on Friday 14 August, first bell at 7:10 PM.

The oldest-standing Bangkok Muay Thai stadium has gone almost fully international with this one: only two Thai fighters appear across the entire card, with the rest of the line-up drawn from the Ivory Coast, the United Kingdom, Italy, Switzerland, the United States, Iran, Israel, Canada, and India. Rajadamnern has spent the past few years turning its ring into a proving ground for foreign strikers, and few cards have made that shift as plain as this one.

The main event runs at 137 pounds, where Mohamed El Madi faces Anil Mehta. It is the lightest headliner Rajadamnern has booked in recent weeks, but the stadium is betting on pace over size — two fighters at a weight that rewards volume, on a card designed around finishes.

The co-main event is the heaviest bout of the night at 159 pounds, pairing Israel’s Wasim Safa with Canada’s Brandon Labas. Twenty-two pounds above the headline act, this is the fight most likely to end early, and Rajadamnern has positioned it directly beneath the main event for exactly that reason.

Live on AIS PLAY, Play Sports channel 541.

Rajadamnern Knockout August 14 Full Card

  • Bout 7 — 137 lbs: Mohamed El Madi vs Anil Mehta (India)
  • Bout 6 — 159 lbs: Wasim Safa (Israel) vs Brandon Labas (Canada)
  • Bout 5 — 119 lbs: Chaosuayai (Thailand) vs Ali Nikuyan (Iran)
  • Bout 4 — 144 lbs: Saengtawan (Thailand) vs Manolo Colomo (Italy)
  • Bout 3 — 133 lbs: Mateo Ceballos (Switzerland) vs Robert Traut (United States)
  • Bout 2 — 128 lbs: Kaopayak (Thailand) vs Khalifa Sonko (Italy)
  • Bout 1 — 108 lbs: Kamate Abi (Ivory Coast) vs Jasmine Riggs (United Kingdom)
John Wolcott
John Wolcott

John Wolcott is a Bangkok-based Muay Thai journalist with over 20 years of experience covering the sport and culture. He specializes in athlete storytelling. John also hosted the The Muay Thai Show podcast and produced the Muay Thai Journal video documentary series. A longtime Muay Thai practitioner, he has also worked as a commentator for Thailand's top stadiums and maintains close relationships with top promotions throughout Thailand. His deep immersion in Muay Thai culture provides unique insights into the sport's technical, cultural, and competitive landscape.

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