Worth seeing in itself, but if there weren't a few... 8 fights were scheduled for my day, the first 5 were all relatively obviously pushed. Mostly probably from the bookies who are sitting in the block with the Thais... The first TKO only came in the 6th fight when the bookies and most of the Thai block were empty... Coincidence? What was also a pity was/is that there is nothing reasonable to eat.

As soon as you arrive at the stadium, the staff will take care of you and take you to your VIP seats. You will be seated in front of the ring in the first row. You can take as many photos as you want and you can move around. You can take a backstage photo with a boxer between 2 fights. A member of staff will take you there. There are a total of 9 fights including 8 fights for 14-17 year olds and 1 fights for adults. The matches start at 6.30 p.m. and end around 10.30 p.m. A snacking service is available in the stadium, where you can buy water, beer, hot dog. There is a big atmosphere in the stadium. The downside is that the experience is still expensive considering that you will mostly see teenagers fighting. But overall, I am very satisfied with the evening spent.

Really cool thing to do!!! We didn't know much about Muy Thai besides what we google before the event and still had an amazing time. It's not mentioned anywhere but the event can be up to 4 hours long with young kids (12 - 14) doing the opening and ending matches. We stayed for the entire event, but it seemed quit normal to show up late and leave early depending on your mood. The main match is in the middle. All the fighters (kids and adults) are super impressive and lightning fast! Plus you in the front so you see everything.