25 May – 31 May 2026
The global Muaythai calendar remains active this week as IFMA National Federations continue delivering high-level championships, national team preparations, youth development events, and educational initiatives across Europe.
From Poland’s national youth championships and senior national team camp to major competitions in Armenia, Croatia, Czechia, Sweden, and Germany, athletes of all ages are continuing their journey through the IFMA development pathway while strengthening the future of Muaythai at both national and international levels.
Poland: National Team Camp and Youth National Championships
The Polish Muaythai Federation (Polski Związek Muaythai – PZMT) takes centre stage this week with two important events.
Poland’s senior national team gathers for a dedicated training camp as preparations continue for the upcoming IFMA Muaythai Senior World Championships 2026 in Malaysia. The camp brings together the country’s leading athletes as they fine-tune their preparations ahead of one of the most important events on the international calendar.
Alongside the national team preparations, the Mistrzostwa Polski Muaythai PZMT IFMA U12, U14 and U16 Championships provide a platform for the next generation of Polish athletes. These championships play a vital role in identifying future national team members while ensuring a strong pathway from grassroots participation to elite international competition.
Poland continues to be one of Europe’s strongest Muaythai nations, consistently producing athletes capable of competing at the highest international level.
Armenia: National Championships Showcase the Country’s Best Athletes
The Armenian Muaythai Championships bring together the country’s leading athletes in an important national competition.
National championships remain the foundation of athlete development, providing competitors with opportunities to test themselves against the nation’s best while helping to identify athletes capable of representing Armenia at future IFMA international events.
The championship reflects the continued growth of Muaythai throughout Armenia and the federation’s commitment to building strong national pathways.
Czech Republic: A Busy Week of Competition Across All Age Groups
The Czech Muaythai Association (CMTA) hosts an impressive series of events that demonstrate the depth of Muaythai development within the country.
The week features the International Championship of the Czech Republic, bringing together athletes from multiple nations and providing valuable international competition experience.
The Czech Open Muaythai Národní Liga Finals conclude another successful season of national league competition, providing athletes with structured opportunities to compete regularly throughout the year.
Meanwhile, the Kids Muaythai Challenge Finals place a spotlight on the next generation, creating a safe and positive environment where young athletes can develop their skills, confidence, and passion for Muaythai.
Together, these events demonstrate a complete athlete pathway ranging from youth participation through to elite international competition.
Sweden: Junior Cup Builds Future Champions
The Sweden Junior Cup highlights the importance of youth development within the Swedish Muaythai system.
Youth competitions play a critical role in athlete development, providing young Nak Muays with valuable competition experience while introducing them to the values of respect, discipline, friendship, and excellence that define Muaythai.
Events such as the Junior Cup help ensure the long-term sustainability and continued growth of the sport throughout Sweden.
Croatia: Omiš Open Tournament Brings Athletes Together
Croatia hosts the Muaythai Omiš Open Tournament, welcoming athletes from different clubs and regions to compete and gain valuable ring experience.
Open tournaments provide an important platform for athlete development, allowing competitors to test their skills against new opponents while building experience in a structured and safe environment.
The event further strengthens Croatia’s growing Muaythai community and contributes to the continued development of the sport across the region.
Germany: Supporting Female Participation Through Development Training
In Germany, female athletes come together for a dedicated Muaythai Team Training and Sparring Session for Women.
Development initiatives such as these play an important role in increasing participation, building confidence, and strengthening networks among female athletes. By creating opportunities for women to train, learn, and develop together, the German Muaythai community continues to support the growth of women’s participation across all levels of the sport.
The initiative reflects IFMA’s ongoing commitment to inclusion and equal opportunities throughout the global Muaythai movement.
Building the Future of Muaythai
This week’s activities once again demonstrate the strength of the international Muaythai pathway. From youth development and national championships to national team preparation and athlete education, every event contributes to the continued growth of the sport.
Across Europe, athletes are preparing for major international competitions, developing new skills, and taking the next steps in their Muaythai journeys.
Together, these events reflect the shared commitment of IFMA and its National Federations to creating opportunities for athletes of all ages while ensuring Muaythai continues to thrive at grassroots, national, and international levels.
One World. One Muaythai.
