Bangkok: ‘Fiew’ Punrawee Rueanrot, a female boxer from the Thai national team, is gearing up to represent the army in the International Military Council Amateur Muay Thai Championship. After this event, she will return to training camp to aim for a spot in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games. According to Thai News Agency, Dr. Sutin Khlangsaeng, President of the

Bangkok: The Minister of Tourism and Sports has accepted the position of chairman for the Princess Cup Thailand 2025 equestrian competition, scheduled to be held from December 22-28 at the equestrian field of the 2nd Cavalry Division, King’s Guard. Mr. Surawong Thienthong, who serves as the Minister of Tourism and Sports, chaired a meeting to discuss the organization of this

Bangkok: True Bangkok United Club has officially signed Teerasil Dangda, a striker for the Thai national team, to join the team, while Jaroensak Wongkorn has returned to join the BG Pathum United team to fight in the Thai League 2025/26 season. According to Thai News Agency, “Mui” Teerasil Dangda, a 37-year-old striker, has announced his move to join “Team Angels”

Bangkok: “View” Kunlavut Vitidsarn, the world’s number 1 badminton player, is preparing to compete in two major tournaments this month, the Japan Open and China Open. According to Thai News Agency, after completing the World Tour Super 1000 Indonesia Open in early June, Kunlavut took a break to recuperate from a series of demanding matches. He is now ready to

Bangkok: BG Pathum United has announced the return of Ekanit Panya, the 25-year-old attacker from the Thai national team, to bolster their squad for the upcoming 2025/26 Thai League season. Ekanit, who was on loan to Ehime FC in J-League 2 in Japan last season, saw limited playtime, featuring in only four games-three in J-League 2 and one in the

Chiang mai: Chaba Kaew crushed Iraq 7-0, winning 2 consecutive matches in the 2026 Asian Women’s Cup qualifiers. According to Thai News Agency, in the 2026 Asian Women’s Cup Qualifying Round, Group B, held at the 700th Anniversary of Chiang Mai Stadium, Chiang Mai Province, the Thai national team, known as “Chaba Kaew”, displayed a dominant performance. Having defeated Timor-Leste

Bangkok: The 8-a-side youth football competition, GLO Cup 2025 Eastern and Metropolitan Region Qualifying Round, concluded at the Royal Navy Stadium, Km. 5, with eight teams securing their spots in the upcoming Thailand Championship. The event saw intense matches, narrowing down from the final 24 teams to the final 8 knockout round, identifying four representatives from each age group to

Ayutthaya: Coach Che’ Chatchai Che, head coach of the Thai national team, is optimistic about the Thailand Taekwondo Grand Prix, sponsored by PTT Public Company Limited, serving as a solid foundation for nurturing young athletes. The goal is to develop them into national team members, potentially creating the next tennis star akin to the renowned Panipak Wongpattanakit. According to Thai