Lanna — Muay Thai The northern kingdom — Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Lamphun, Lampang, Phrae, Nan, Phayao — founded by Mangrai and independent of Ayutthaya and Siam for most of its history. Its people… motdang.net/muay-thai/place/lanna/ · 19-Sep-2026 · 51K
Buakaw at K-1 Max, 2004 — Muay Thai Buakaw Banchamek won the K-1 World Max tournament in Japan in 2004, beating John Wayne Parr and Masato, and won it again in 2006. motdang.net/muay-thai/bout/buakaw-k1-2004/ · 19-Sep-2026 · 48K
Dieselnoi Chor Thanasukarn — Muay Thai Born Charin Sondee, 27 December 1961, Nakhon Luang district, Ayutthaya. Lumpinee lightweight champion, and the tallest knee fighter anyone had seen. motdang.net/muay-thai/person/dieselnoi/ · 19-Sep-2026 · 49K
Buakaw Banchamek — Muay Thai Born Sombat Banchamek, 8 May 1982. Omnoi champion at two weights, and the fighter who won K-1 Max in Japan in 2004 and again in 2006. motdang.net/muay-thai/person/buakaw/ · 19-Sep-2026 · 49K
Clinch — Muay Thai Two people fighting for the inside position, over and over, until the session ends. motdang.net/muay-thai/drill/clinch-work/ · 19-Sep-2026 · 48K
The drums — Muay Thai Two long double-headed drums played with the hands, one pitched higher than the other. Thai names them *tua phu* and *tua mia* — the male and the female. motdang.net/muay-thai/music/klong-khaek/ · 19-Sep-2026 · 48K
The fights — Muay Thai Single nights that changed what the sport was allowed to be. motdang.net/muay-thai/fights/ · 19-Sep-2026 · 47K