Jamaica with no doubt is one of the beautiful countries in the world and one of the biggest muaythai events, perhaps the biggest in the history of the sport itself, is set to be held there. The world’s best fighters will square up for 9 world title fights and the Jamaican Prime Minister’s Cup. Former WMC and K-Max World Champion Buakaw Por Pramuk wil take on Contender Asia superstar John Wayne Parr. Contender Asia and WMC World Champion Yodsaenklai will be challenged by the European superstar Steve Wakeling from the UK.

Anuwat will fight the pride of England, Liam Harrison. The fight of the big boys, a super heavyweight world title will be between Paul “The Sting” Slowinski from Australia and Patrice Quarteron from France. Dutch legend Rayen Simson will challenge Eugene Ekkelbloom for another world title. Mosab Amrani from Morocco will defend his world title against Thai legend Saenchai. Contender Superstar Dzhabar Askerov will be challenged by the one and only Marco Pique from Surinam.

Angie Rivera representing the United States will fight Julie Kitchen from the UK for the WMC Female World title. The pride of Jamaica Clifton Brown will be challenged by Thailand’s famous Kaoklai. The World Muaythai Council. the sanctioning body for the event states that this is not just an event, but a charity event, and H.E. General Pichitr Kullavanijaya Privy councillor to H.M. the King will travel together with a Thai children’s demonstration team to be part of this exciting event. Celebrities from screen and sport will be part of this historical event, with names such as Cedric The Entertainer & Ed Moses on the VIP list.

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