Linnea Eriksson

1W 2L 0D

Linnea Eriksson

Nickname: N/A
Age: N/A
Record: 1-2-0
Hometown: Orust
Nationality:
Sweden
Height: 168 cm / 5′ 6″
Last Weight: 53.52 kg / 118 lb
Reach: N/A
Stance: Orthodox
Gym: Silk Muay Thai

Fight Record

BuaChompoo Por.Muangpetch

LOSS Unanimous Decision

Rajadamnern World Series 123

4th January 2025

BuaChompoo Por.Muangpetch defeated Linnea Eriksson by unanimous decision.

Kamlaipetch PetchyindeeAcademy

WIN Unanimous Decision

Rajadamnern World Series 113

2nd November 2024

Linnea Eriksson defeated Kamlaipetch PetchyindeeAcademy by unanimous decision.

Spring Sia

LOSS Decision

Fairtex Fight 60

17th June 2023

Spring Sia defeated Linnea Eriksson by decision.

LOSS UD - 53.52 KG / 118 LBS -Muay Thai

BuaChompoo Por.Muangpetch

4th Jan 2025 - Rajadamnern World Series 123

BuaChompoo Por.Muangpetch defeated Linnea Eriksson by unanimous decision.

WIN UD - 53.52 KG / 118 LBS -Muay Thai

Kamlaipetch PetchyindeeAcademy

2nd Nov 2024 - Rajadamnern World Series 113

Linnea Eriksson defeated Kamlaipetch PetchyindeeAcademy by unanimous decision.

LOSS Dec - 50.00 KG / 110 LBS -Muay Thai

Spring Sia

17th Jun 2023 - Fairtex Fight 60

Spring Sia defeated Linnea Eriksson by decision.

Information on this page is based on eligible data documented in the Muay Thai Records database.

Statistics

W-L-D

1-2-0

(T)KO

0 -0

WIN%

Fight Statistics

Win Rate

33%

Overall win rate

Finish Rate

Wins by KO / TKO

Decision Rate

100%

Wins by decision

Fight History

L 2025

W 2024

L 2023

0000

Most Recent

Oldest

Record by Promotion

Rajadamnern World Series

1 W · 1L · 0D

Fairtex Fight

0 W · 1L · 0D

About Linnea Eriksson

Linnea Eriksson is a Swedish Muay Thai fighter. She holds a documented record of 1–2–0. She stands 168 cm (5′ 6″), and her last recorded fight weight was 53 kg (118 lb).

Career

Throughout her career, Linnea has competed at events across Thailand.

Linnea Eriksson made her Rajadamnern World Series debut on RWS 113 against Kamlaipetch PetchyindeeAcademy on the 2nd November 2024, where she won by unanimous decision.