On April 10th and 12th, 2025, Bangkok’s historic Rajadamnern Stadium once again proved why it remains the beating heart of Muay Thai. Two captivating matchups unfolded under the neon lights: Ronachai vs. Petchkoson and Phetchonlatan vs. Petchpichet — both offering a showcase of strategy, grit, and true warrior spirit.
Ronachai vs. View Petchkoson – Technical Brilliance Meets Determined Grit
As part of the Rajadamnern World Series (RWS), the bout between Ronachai Tor.Ramintra and View Petchkoson drew plenty of eyes — and it delivered.
The Fighters:
- Ronachai brought experience and sharp IQ into the ring. A fan favorite known for his calm presence and surgical precision.
- Petchkoson, younger and ambitious, came off a confident win against Arrow RisingMuaythai earlier in February and aimed to climb higher in the rankings.
The Fight:
The three-round contest was a masterclass in Muay Thai fundamentals. Ronachai’s ability to read and counter was on full display. He shut down Petchkoson’s rhythm with perfectly timed teeps and low kicks, and dominated the clinch with balance and poise.
Petchkoson, while tough and persistent, struggled to break through Ronachai’s defense. His offensive bursts were energetic, but Ronachai’s composure and footwork neutralized many of the attempts.
The Result:
A unanimous decision win for Ronachai — clean, clinical, and well-earned. The fight served as a reminder of the depth and discipline in elite Muay Thai.
Phetchonlatan vs. Petchpichet – Fireworks in the Ring
Just two nights earlier, the stadium witnessed another thrilling battle as Phetchonlatan and Petchpichet squared off in what was billed as a stylistic clash between technique and tenacity.
The Fighters:
- Phetchonlatan, already respected in the scene for his intelligent striking and versatility, entered the fight with momentum.
- Petchpichet — aggressive and fearless, known for his relentless forward pressure and knockout potential.
The Battle:
From the opening bell, it was all action. The fight was more aggressive in nature than the Ronachai bout — a contrast that thrilled the crowd.
Both fighters traded heavy shots early. Petchpichet pushed the pace, forcing Phetchonlatan to stay mobile and creative. But as the rounds progressed, it was Phetchonlatan’s timing and superior shot selection that began to tilt the fight in his favor.
His use of elbows in the clinch, combined with slick sweeps and counters, wore down his opponent visibly by the fourth round.
The Verdict:
After five electric rounds, the judges gave Phetchonlatan a unanimous decision victory — a win that further cements his status as one of the most refined and tactical fighters in the division.
Final Thoughts: Muay Thai Alive and Thriving
These two fights, though stylistically different, each told a compelling story. Ronachai’s composure and technique, Phetchonlatan’s IQ and grit — they embodied the essence of Muay Thai.
Rajadamnern Stadium, steeped in history, remains a spiritual home for this ancient art. And with the energy of the crowd, the rituals, and the roar after every elbow landed — it’s clear that Muay Thai isn’t just a sport in Thailand. It’s culture. It’s pride. It’s life.