In a thrilling tribute to Hong Kong’s historic return to the motherland, the WMC Hong Kong Championship exploded onto the scene on July 1, 2025, delivering a night of high-octane action, cultural celebration, and national pride. Sanctioned by the World Muaythai Council (WMC) and the International Federation of Muaythai Associations (IFMA), the event was co-hosted by the Hong Kong Muaythai Association and Wang Championship, drawing a capacity crowd from across the region.
Recognized by the National Olympic Committee and Sports Ministry, the Hong Kong Muaythai Association stands as the sole official Muaythai body and a longstanding IFMA and WMC member. This championship not only showcased elite competition but also underscored Hong Kong’s pivotal role in shaping the sport across Asia.
The night featured top-tier athletes from Hong Kong, China, Thailand, Macau, and Chinese Taipei, culminating in the crowning of four new WMC Greater China champions across key weight divisions.
WMC Greater China Title Results
51KG Champion: WONG Chun San Tim def. SUNG Chang Hui
60KG Champion: SO Tsz Hin def. ZHOU Wei Jian
62KG Champion: CHU King Chung def. HSIEH You Sheng
67KG Special WMC Belt: KING def. HO Chun Ngan
From the Ring to the Heart of the City
Jason Fan, Chairman of the Hong Kong Muaythai Association, reflected on the night’s significance:
“This event showcased not only the incredible talent of our athletes but also the heart and unity of our community. Hong Kong continues to stand tall on the world Muaythai stage.”
The National Olympic Committee praised the event as more than a championship—it was a celebration of culture, identity, and the spirit of progress. Under the official banner of globally recognized Olympic bodies, the WMC Hong Kong Championship affirmed Hong Kong’s rising stature in the international Muaythai scene.
