Rajadamnern Stadium is back under the lights on Tuesday 11 August for another edition of Rajadamnern Knockout, and this one doubles as a statement of intent. The historic Bangkok venue has assembled arguably its most international line-up of the year: seven bouts running from 106 to 169 pounds, with fighters representing Iran, Morocco, China, Brazil, Laos, and Thailand.
Rajadamnern built its name on domestic talent, but cards like this show how deliberately the stadium has repositioned itself as a destination for foreign strikers chasing a result on Muay Thai’s most storied canvas.
Rajadamnern has put a foreign-versus-foreign matchup in the headline slot. The main event at 149 pounds pits Iran’s Mohammad Arman Mohammadpour against China’s Wang Jinbiao — a meeting of two distinct schools, with the Iranian’s size and power set against the Chinese fighter’s sanda-influenced timing.
The co-main event is the heaviest bout of the night at 169 pounds, where Iran’s Mobin Radmehr faces Morocco’s Soufiane Lechhab. At that weight, in a promotion that rewards fighters who press forward, Rajadamnern will be expecting a short night’s work from one of them.
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Rajadamnern Knockout August 11 Full Card
- Bout 7 — 149 lbs: Mohammad Arman Mohammadpour (Iran) vs Wang Jinbiao (China)
- Bout 6 — 169 lbs: Mobin Radmehr (Iran) vs Soufiane Lechhab (Morocco)
- Bout 5 — 138 lbs: Abdelwahed Nachid (Morocco) vs Shen Yingjie (China)
- Bout 4 — 125 lbs: Manivong Thongsai (Laos) vs Nuea Tawan (Thailand)
- Bout 3 — 134 lbs: Gabriel Silva (Brazil) vs Orasanoi (Thailand)
- Bout 2 — 127 lbs: Charoenlap (Thailand) vs Marwan Tioutiou (Morocco)
- Bout 1 — 106 lbs: Thewan (Thailand) vs Katayoun Rahimi (Iran)
