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RWS Muay Thai fight card: Chalarm vs Yodkatanyu, start time and how to watch on DAZN

DAZN

21, Jul

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Rajadamnern World Series (RWS) returns this Saturday with one of its strongest cards of the summer, headlined by a world championship clash between one of Muay Thai's longest-reigning champions and one of the sport's fastest-rising contenders.

Rajadamnern Stadium Super Featherweight champion Chalarm Paranchai defends his title against Yodkatanyu Jitmuangnon, looking to extend a remarkable seven-year unbeaten run at the weight and make a fourth successful defence of the belt.

The title fight is backed by an international card featuring former world champions, rising contenders and fighters from across Asia, Europe, Africa and the Americas, making it another showcase of the global growth of Muay Thai.

The main card gets underway at 1:10pm BST (2:10pm CEST), with fans able to watch all the action live on DAZN in selected territories.

Chalarm puts his reign on the line against Yodkatanyu

The main event sees Chalarm Paranchai return to defend the Rajadamnern Stadium Super Featherweight World Championship for the fourth time.

Since capturing the title in June 2024, Chalarm has established himself as one of the defining champions of the current Rajadamnern era. Among the stadium's active titleholders, only welterweight champion Daniel Rodriguez has held a belt for longer.

Even more impressively, Chalarm has not suffered a defeat at super featherweight for seven years, underlining the consistency that has made him one of Muay Thai's standout champions.

Standing opposite him is Yodkatanyu Jitmuangnon, who receives a second opportunity to become a Rajadamnern Stadium world champion.

Yodkatanyu challenged for the Super Bantamweight title in 2025 before falling short against Petchsaman, but he has responded in impressive fashion, winning five of his last six fights to earn another shot at championship gold.

The clash presents Chalarm with another opportunity to strengthen his legacy, while Yodkatanyu has the chance to pull off one of the biggest victories of his career.

Former champions collide in the co-main event

The chief support bout carries major significance of its own as Petchthongchai Sor. Sommai faces Sajad Sattari in a meeting between two former Rajadamnern Stadium world champions.

Iran's Sattari has become one of Muay Thai's leading international stars and arrives with momentum after notable victories, including a win over Kirill Khomutov.

Victory on Saturday would strengthen his claim for another Rajadamnern Stadium World Championship opportunity, while Petchthongchai will be aiming to halt that charge and reinforce his own standing among the division's elite after winning the 2024 tournament.

International talent takes centre stage

RWS continues to attract fighters from around the world, with Saturday's event featuring competitors representing Thailand, Iran, Uganda, China, the United States and Argentina.

Among the international names on the card is Uganda's Award Kazimba, while China's Wang Xianjing, American Brandol Mendoza and Argentina's Daniela Lopez also feature across the evening as RWS showcases the sport's growing global reach.