This page lists every Muay Thai fighter to win a WMO World Title. The list is automatically updated daily, reflecting new title wins and defences as soon as results are published and added to the database.
The World Muay Thai Organization (WMO) was officially registered as a company in Thailand on September 13, 2011, and has since sanctioned Muay Thai bouts and championship titles internationally.
2026
James Honey
def.
Joe Craven
WMO Middleweight World Title
2025
Anthony Deary
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Craig Coakley
WMO Super Lightweight World Title
Marc Campbell
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Hamada Azmani
WMO Bantamweight World Title
Jose Manuel Hita
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Mohamed Houmer
WMO Super Welterweight World Title
Leonie Hardman
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Grace Spicer
WMO Bantamweight World Title
Leonie Hardman
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Rhona Walker
WMO Super Flyweight World Title (Female)
James Honey
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Josh Hill
WMO Middleweight World Title
Kim Townsend
def.
Eider Bernaola
WMO Light Flyweight World Title
Petchsila Wor.Auracha
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Ryan Sheehan
WMO Super Bantamweight World Title
Dan Bonner
def.
Charlie O'Neill
WMO Light Heavyweight World Title
Owen Gillis
def.
Antonio Orden
WMO Featherweight World Title
2024
Niamh Kinehan
def.
Naomi Ridley
WMO Lightweight World Title
Joe Ryan
def.
David Pennimpede
WMO Middleweight World Title
Chadd Collins
def.
Rungkit Wor Sanprapai
WMO Super Lightweight World Title
Kim Townsend
def.
Narak Numponthep
WMO Light Flyweight World Title (Female)
Naomi Ridley
def.
Kero Riefstahl
WMO Super Lightweight World Title
2023
Alex MacGregor
def.
Josh Hill
WMO Super Welterweight World Title
Dan Bonner
def.
Enis Yunusoglu
WMO Light Heavyweight World Title
Joe Ryan
def.
Magnus Andersson
WMO Middleweight World Title
Niamh Kinehan
def.
Kero Riefstahl
WMO Lightweight World Title
Nico Carrillo
def.
Pasquale Amoroso
WMO Welterweight World Title
2022
Nico Carrillo
def.
Alessio Malatesta
WMO Welterweight World Title
Pasquale Amoroso
def.
Pongsiri PK Saenchai
WMO Welterweight World Title
2021
Victoria Sullivan
def.
Gentiane Lupi
WMO Lightweight World Title (Female)
2020
Satanmuanglek CP Freshmart
def.
Rungnarai Kiatmoo9
WMO Flyweight World Title
2018
Jeremy Payet
def.
Brayan Matias
WMO Welterweight World Title
Sittisak Petpayathai
def.
Rungsangtawan Sit.Or Boonchop
WMO Super Lightweight World Title
2017
Anouar Khamlali
def.
Armin Pumpanmuang
WMO Middleweight World Title
2016
Nopparat Keatkhamtorn
def.
Luca Tagliarino
WMO Middleweight World Title
2015
Saiyok Pumpanmuang
def.
Diogo Calado
WMO Middleweight World Title
Luca Roma
def.
Natee Sitiluk
WMO Super Featherweight World Title
When Did WMO Begin Sanctioning Muay Thai?
The World Muay Thai Organization (WMO) was registered as a company in Thailand on September 13, 2011. Since its establishment, the WMO has sanctioned professional Muay Thai championship bouts across multiple countries and weight divisions.
How Often Are WMO World Titles Defended?
WMO World Champions are generally expected to defend their titles regularly in order to maintain championship status and remain active within their division. However, there is no publicly stated mandatory defence frequency outlined in the WMO’s official rules or on their website.
How This List Is Compiled
This list is generated using fight records stored in the Muay Thai Records database. It includes every bout in which a WMO World Title was won or successfully defended, based on officially sanctioned results.
The data is reviewed and updated daily. New title wins and defences are added as soon as verified results are published, ensuring the list remains current and accurate.
Only WMO World Title bouts are included. Regional, national, and special occasion title contests are excluded, as are exhibitions and unsanctioned bouts.