Castellón, Spain – November 14, 2026
Spain has a new WBC MuayThai national champion following an impressive performance by Pedro Granjo, who captured the prestigious Green & Gold championship belt with a second-round technical knockout victory over Lo Sane of Valencia.
Competing in front of his home supporters in Castellón de la Plana, Granjo delivered a commanding performance to secure the WBC MuayThai Spanish Welterweight Championship in the 66.7kg division.
Both athletes entered the championship contest having successfully completed the official weigh-in at 66.6kg, setting the stage for an eagerly anticipated national title showdown.
Granjo’s decisive victory marks an important milestone in his professional MuayThai career, establishing him as Spain’s new WBC MuayThai welterweight champion.
Mandatory Title Defense Confirmed for March 2027
Following his championship triumph, Granjo has committed to a mandatory title defense against Gonzalo Sequeira of Catalunya, representing Antarai Training Camp.
The championship contest, scheduled for March 2027, has been directed by the WBC MuayThai Spain National Committee and promises another exciting encounter for the Spanish MuayThai community.
Strengthening Professional MuayThai in Spain
The championship reflects the continued development of professional MuayThai throughout Spain and the commitment of WBC MuayThai Spain to providing athletes with opportunities to compete for internationally recognized championship honors.
WBC MuayThai congratulates Pedro Granjo on becoming the new Spanish welterweight champion and acknowledges Lo Sane for his participation in this national championship contest.
With a mandatory challenger already confirmed, attention now turns to March 2027, when Granjo will seek to successfully defend his newly acquired Green & Gold belt.
The journey of Spain’s newest WBC MuayThai champion has entered an exciting new chapter.