IFMA WORLD NEWS EPISODE 28

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السنة2026

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In this episode of IFMA World News, we aren't just showcasing Female Muaythai—we are celebrating its absolute dominance on the global stage. From 15 nations in 1995 to over 100 today, female athletes aren't just entering the sport; they are defining its future. Today, we take you across three continents to witness elite world-class pedigree, historic titles, and the uncompromising spirit of the "Art of Eight Limbs." WATCH IN THIS EPISODE: 🌍 SLOVAKIA: Champions Collide Witness history as Slovakia’s own Monika Chochlíková—Double World Games Gold Medalist and IFMA World Champion—faces off against Thailand’s Somratsamee, the first-ever female champion at Rajadamnern Stadium. It’s precision vs. pressure for the WMC World Bantamweight Title. 🇨🇭 GENEVA: Experience vs. Ambition In the heart of the Olympic capital, we see Swiss sensation Clementine Egger take on the legendary Kim Townsend. With 18 world titles to her name, Townsend proves why she remains a relentless force in the sport. 🇹🇭 THAILAND: The Queen’s Cup We return to the birthplace of Muaythai for one of its most prestigious honors. Watch as Thailand’s Gumlaipetch Petchyindee Academy battles USA’s rising star Kennedy Maze in a display of tradition meeting global ambition. Female Muaythai has arrived. It is established. It is leading. From grassroots programs to elite world finals, the standard is equal, and the expectation is excellence. TIMESTAMP HIGHLIGHTS: 0:00 – The Rise of a Global Powerhouse 2:30 – Segment 1: Chochlíková vs. Somratsamee (Slovakia) 9:30 – Post-Fight Analysis: Elite Technique 11:00 – Segment 2: Egger vs. Townsend (Geneva) 18:00 – Post-Fight Analysis: Championship Maturity 20:30 – Segment 3: Gumlaipetch vs. Maze (The Queen’s Cup) 27:30 – Post-Fight Analysis: The Global Evolution 30:00 – Closing: One Sport, One Respect, One Family 👊 Subscribe for more IFMA World News and elite Muaythai action! 💬 Comment below: Who was your fighter of the night? 🌐 Visit us: https://wmc.muaythai.sport