The final day of the European Championships 2025 was a celebration of skill, tradition, and inclusivity. Athletes from all divisions stepped into the ring, with the Para and Special divisions drawing some of the loudest cheers from the crowd. Spectators applauded the determination, athleticism, and heart on display, as athletes showcased not only their talent but also the traditions and cultural values of Muaythai.
The Panhellenic Muaythai Federation deserves special commendation for providing a platform where so many athletes could shine. Their commitment to inclusivity ensured that Muaythai continues to be a sport for all, regardless of background or ability.
John Papadopoulos, President of the Panhellenic Muaythai Federation, expressed his pride in the athletes and the federation’s vision, stating: “Muaythai is for every body. These competitions prove that the values of respect, tradition, and perseverance are universal, and we are proud to see them reflected in every athlete who stepped into the ring today.”
Medal Table – Para and Special Divisions
| Division | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cognitive Impairment C1 Male | Damian Ivan (HUN) | Milanos Nikolaos Kyprianos (GRE) | Koulouris Georgios (GRE) |
| Para Amputee | Douka Elisavet (GRE) | Liampos Athanasios (GRE) | – |
| Cognitive Impairment C3 | Katsoulakos Georgios (GRE) | Deonas Spyridon (GRE) | – |
| Cognitive Impairment Female | Pavlou Maria (GRE) | Dimitroulakou Irene Konstantina (GRE) | Maravelia Nektaria (GRE) |
| Physical Impairment Male | Richard Smid (HUN) | Ifantis Georgios (GRE) | Skourtsidi Eleni (GRE), Papadakis Panagiotis (GRE) |
| Visual Impairment Male | Michos Ioannis (GRE) | – | – |
| Para Wheelchair | Milonas Ioannis (GRE) | Argyropoulos Ioannis (GRE) | – |
