Japan’s Noa Fujiwara once again proved why she sits atop the Mini Flyweight division, successfully defending her WBC Muay Thai Female Mini Flyweight World Championship with a commanding unanimous decision victory over fellow Japanese challenger Kana Wor.Wanchai.
Headlining BOM 50 – The Battle of Muay Thai at Yokohama Osanbashi Hall on August 2, 2026, the championship contest showcased the very best of Japanese Muay Thai. From the opening bell, Fujiwara displayed the composure, precision, and ring intelligence that have made her one of the sport’s premier champions.
Kana Wor.Wanchai rose to the occasion with a determined and courageous performance, pressing the action throughout the five-round contest. However, Fujiwara consistently found the cleaner strikes, controlled the pace of the fight, and demonstrated superior timing and defensive skills to retain her crown.
After five competitive rounds, the judges unanimously scored the bout in favor of the defending champion with scorecards of 49–46, 50–45, and 49–46.
The victory marks another successful title defense for Fujiwara, further strengthening her reputation as one of the leading female athletes in WBC Muay Thai. Her technical excellence, championship mindset, and consistency continue to set the standard in the Mini Flyweight division.
The World Boxing Council MuayThai congratulates Noa Fujiwara on another outstanding championship performance and extends its respect to Kana Wor.Wanchai for a spirited challenge worthy of a world title contest.
Official Result
WBC Muay Thai Female Mini Flyweight World Championship
Noa Fujiwara (Japan) def. Kana Wor.Wanchai (Japan) by unanimous decision (49–46, 50–45, 49–46).
Event: BOM 50 – The Battle of Muay Thai
Venue: Yokohama Osanbashi Hall, Yokohama, Japan
Date: August 2, 2026