Vietnam wins four gold medals at 2025 Muaythai Youth World Championship
Young athletes from the Vietnamese Muay team achieved outstanding results at the 2025 Muaythai Youth World Championship, which concluded in the United Arab Emirates on September 19.
They claimed four gold, eight silver, and six bronze medals at the tournament, which brought together competitors from over 100 countries and territories.
The four gold medals were won by Bui Ngoc Huyen (60kg female, 11–13 years), Banh The Minh (wai kru, 14–15 years), Dinh Van Duc Anh and Mai Tuan Huy (mai muay, 14–15 years), and Ha Bao Ngoc and Me Thi Van (mai muay, 14–15 years).
Silver medals were claimed by Tran Huynh An Nhien (44kg male, wai kru, 10–11 years), Dang Van Phong (wai kru, 16–17 years), Me Thi Van (38kg female, 14–15 years), Banh The Minh (45kg male, 14–15 years), Ha Bao Ngoc (40kg male, 14–15 years), Pham Tan Vang (91kg male, 16–17 years), and Vu Ngoc Trang and Dinh Quynh Nga (mai muay, 16–17 years).
Many of the young Vietnamese fighters previously competed at the 2025 Southeast Asian Youth Championship in Malaysia.
Nine golds put hosts on top at Asian Muay Thai Championship
VOV.VN - The Vietnamese team have won nine gold medals to lead the overall standings at the ongoing 2025 Asian Muay Thai Championship, taking place in Thai Nguyen.
