Yokohama, Japan – September 1, 2024
In a thrilling showcase of skill and power, Japan’s Ryuya EiwaSports etched his name into Muay Thai history last night, capturing the WBC MuayThai Flyweight World Championship with a breathtaking first-round knockout victory over Thailand’s Siwarad Wor Rinthida. The highly anticipated bout was the main event of the Bom MuayThai promotion, held in Yokohama, and it did not disappoint.
From the opening bell, Ryuya demonstrated the precision and intensity that have made him a rising star in the world of Muay Thai. The Japanese fighter wasted no time in asserting his dominance, launching a barrage of strikes that kept his Thai opponent on the back foot. Siwarad, known for his resilience and tactical prowess, struggled to find his rhythm as Ryuya’s relentless pressure began to take its toll.
The end came swiftly as Ryuya connected with a perfectly timed strike that sent Siwarad crashing to the canvas, sealing the victory just minutes into the first round. The Yokohama crowd erupted in celebration as the referee signaled the end of the bout, crowning Ryuya EiwaSports as the new WBC MuayThai Flyweight World Champion.
This victory marks a significant milestone in Ryuya’s career, as he becomes one of the few Japanese fighters to hold a WBC MuayThai world title. His win is a testament to the growing prominence of Japanese Muay Thai on the global stage, as well as to Ryuya’s dedication and hard work in the sport.
For Siwarad Wor Rinthida, the loss is a setback, but his experience and skill ensure that he will remain a formidable competitor in the flyweight division. Fans can undoubtedly expect to see him return with renewed vigor in future bouts.
As for Ryuya EiwaSports, the future looks incredibly bright. With the WBC MuayThai Flyweight World Championship strap now around his waist, he will undoubtedly be the fighter to watch in the division, and his journey as a world champion is only just beginning.