Rajadamnern Knockout Full Card Confirmed For August 10

Seven bouts fill the stadium with the potential for massive KOs.

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Rajadamnern Stadium switches its lights on again tonight for another edition of Rajadamnern Knockout, and the historic Bangkok venue has built the card around the same idea that has defined its recent era: Thai fighters tested against imports, in a format that rewards fighters who come to finish.

Seven bouts spanning 119 to 155 pounds bring together athletes from Thailand, Myanmar, Algeria, the Netherlands, and Lebanon, a reminder of how far Rajadamnern has pushed its brand beyond Thailand’s borders.

Rajadamnern has saved its heaviest matchup for last. The main event, contested at 155 pounds, pairs Thailand’s Prompadej with Lebanon’s Amir Hossein Yousef in a classic style question of Thai ring craft against a taller, physically imposing foreign striker, at a weight where a single clean shot ends the night.

The co-main event drops 10 pounds to 145 and gives Rajadamnern its other marquee attraction: Petchpeerapon of Thailand against Saman Moradi. Both men are promoted as finishers, and the stadium is banking on an aggressive, forward-pressing fight to set the stage for the headliner.

Live on AIS PLAY, Play Sports channel 541.

Rajadamnern Knockout Full Card

  • Bout 7 — 155 lbs: Prompadej (Thailand) vs Amir Hossein Yousef (Lebanon)
  • Bout 6 — 145 lbs: Petchpeerapon (Thailand) vs Saman Moradi (Lebanon)
  • Bout 5 — 150 lbs: Tarzan (Thailand) vs Jasper Moons (Netherlands)
  • Bout 4 — 140 lbs: Sua (Thailand) vs Messipsa Ouali (Algeria)
  • Bout 3 — 132 lbs: Supernight (Thailand) vs Petchrung (Thailand)
  • Bout 2 — 122 lbs: Dek Ubon (Thailand) vs Ka Lin Le (Myanmar)
  • Bout 1 — 119 lbs: Islem Ayouch (Algeria) vs Nay Thu Ya Aung (Myanmar)
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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