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Promotion-specific titleholders and ranking snapshots with clear rulesets, coverage depth, official sources, and last-verified dates. Some divisions are champion-only because no contender table is currently published in Muay Thai Live.
43 titleholders · 13 partial ranking sets · 28 champion-only sets
Explore fighter collectionsChampion data is available. Contender rankings are not currently published in Muay Thai Live for this division.
Champion data is available. Contender rankings are not currently published in Muay Thai Live for this division.
Champion data is available. Contender rankings are not currently published in Muay Thai Live for this division.
Champion data is available. Contender rankings are not currently published in Muay Thai Live for this division.
Champion data is available. Contender rankings are not currently published in Muay Thai Live for this division.
Champion data is available. Contender rankings are not currently published in Muay Thai Live for this division.
Champion data is available. Contender rankings are not currently published in Muay Thai Live for this division.
Champion data is available. Contender rankings are not currently published in Muay Thai Live for this division.
Ranking system
ONE Championship data is scoped by organization, ruleset, and division. A verified champion is not treated as ranked #1 unless a source publishes contender rankings too.
Rankings can depend on promotion rules, recent results, scoring, and judging. Movement and champion history are hidden here unless verified data exists.
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Exact limits and rules differ by promotion. Open a division only when you want that extra context; the ranking cards stay focused on the current order.
Atomweight
Atomweight rankings are often a strong place to spot fast technicians before they become wider-name stars.
Atomweight divisions usually reward speed, timing, and volume because fighters have less margin for slow starts.
ONE Championship ranks fighters inside this division from verified ranking rows. Champions are shown separately when the source marks a title holder.
Bantamweight
Bantamweight rankings often contain established names and fast-rising contenders at the same time.
Bantamweight often balances speed, clinch strength, and finishing power.
ONE Championship ranks fighters inside this division from verified ranking rows. Champions are shown separately when the source marks a title holder.
Featherweight
Featherweight is a major international division with many crossover stars from Muay Thai and kickboxing.
Featherweight fighters usually carry more visible power while still keeping a high technical pace.
ONE Championship ranks fighters inside this division from verified ranking rows. Champions are shown separately when the source marks a title holder.
Flyweight
Flyweight is one of the most visible modern divisions, especially in international Muay Thai.
Flyweight tends to combine high pace, quick entries, and technical counter-fighting.
ONE Championship ranks fighters inside this division from verified ranking rows. Champions are shown separately when the source marks a title holder.
Heavyweight
Heavyweight rankings help fans identify the rare large athletes competing under elite striking rules.
Heavyweight divisions emphasize reach, durability, and fight-ending power.
ONE Championship ranks fighters inside this division from verified ranking rows. Champions are shown separately when the source marks a title holder.
Lightweight
Lightweight rankings help show which larger strikers are closest to title contention.
Lightweight divisions often feature bigger frames, heavier kicks, and more damaging boxing exchanges.
ONE Championship ranks fighters inside this division from verified ranking rows. Champions are shown separately when the source marks a title holder.
Strawweight
Strawweight divisions can be deep in both Thai stadium systems and international promotions.
Strawweight fights often blend speed with enough power for sharp knockdowns and momentum swings.
ONE Championship ranks fighters inside this division from verified ranking rows. Champions are shown separately when the source marks a title holder.
Women's Atomweight
Atomweight rankings are often a strong place to spot fast technicians before they become wider-name stars.
Atomweight divisions usually reward speed, timing, and volume because fighters have less margin for slow starts.
ONE Championship ranks fighters inside this division from verified ranking rows. Champions are shown separately when the source marks a title holder.
Women's Strawweight
Strawweight divisions can be deep in both Thai stadium systems and international promotions.
Strawweight fights often blend speed with enough power for sharp knockdowns and momentum swings.
ONE Championship ranks fighters inside this division from verified ranking rows. Champions are shown separately when the source marks a title holder.
Champion spotlight
Only verified champion ranking rows are shown here.
Nadaka
Atomweight Muay Thai Champion
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Rambolek Chor Ajalaboon
Bantamweight Muay Thai Champion
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Nico Carrillo
Featherweight Muay Thai Champion
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Asadula Imangazaliev
Flyweight Muay Thai Champion
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Roman Kryklia
Heavyweight Muay Thai Champion
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Aliff Sor Dechapan
Interim Strawweight Muay Thai Champion
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