The UAE Muay Thai and Kickboxing Federation will host the World Kickboxing Championships (Masters and Seniors) in Abu Dhabi, marking the first time the event takes place in the Middle East. The championship highlights the UAE’s growing role as a hub for global martial arts events.
Five members of Waterford Muay Thai are set to compete in Abu Dhabi, representing their club and showcasing Irish talent on an international stage. The fighters are preparing to test their skills against global opponents, marking a proud moment for the gym and their local community.
A Hong Kong footballer shared that competing in Thailand offers vital international exposure, bonding opportunities, and a morale boost for the city’s team. The tournament is seen as a platform to test skills against strong rivals, strengthen teamwork, and inspire greater support for Hong Kong football’s future.
Saudi Tourism Authority’s new campaign featuring Cristiano Ronaldo, “I Came for Football, I Stayed For More”, highlights Saudi Arabia’s sports, entertainment, film, fashion, and cultural events. Targeting China, India, and Europe, the campaign showcases the kingdom as a world-class destination beyond football.
Thailand will host the prestigious FIVB Women’s World Championship from 22 August–7 September 2025 across Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Phuket, and Nakhon Ratchasima. Featuring 32 national teams, the event is expected to boost tourism, generate over 8.5 billion Baht, and showcase Thailand’s global sporting excellence.