
Muaythai Kenyalang tops Premier Cup rankings
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BINTULU : After days of punches, kicks and competition, the 10th Muaythai Premier Sarawak Cup 2026 drew to a close at NAIM Street Mall Paragon on Saturday night (Oct. 17) with Muaythai Kenyalang leading the amateur club performance rankings. (Sarawak Tribune, 10:49)
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Muaythai Kenyalang tops Premier Cup rankings
BINTULU : After days of punches, kicks and competition, the 10th Muaythai Premier Sarawak Cup 2026 drew to a close at NAIM Street Mall Paragon on Saturday night (Oct. 17) with Muaythai Kenyalang leading the amateur club performance rankings.
The tournament brought together nearly 300 fighters from 29 clubs, representing six Malaysian states and eight countries, following weigh-ins and medical checks conducted ahead of the opening bouts on Friday (Oct. 16).
Muaythai Kenyalang topped the amateur standings with 20 gold medals from 20 fights, achieving a perfect 100 per cent win rate.
Sting Muaythai Club secured second place with 10 wins and 10 losses, while Lion Muaythai Miri finished third with eight wins and seven losses.
PS Muaythai Club placed fourth with eight wins and 19 losses, while Rentap Muay Thai rounded out the top five with seven wins and five losses.
The top 10 was completed by Kelab Muay Thai Kilas Petra Jaya, D30 Muaythai Club, Phoenix Meranek, Warmonger Training Academy, and Legacy Muaythai.
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The amateur club performance table recorded 108 bouts decided, with Muaythai Kenyalang and Lion Muaythai Miri each registering five knockouts or referee-stopped contests (KO/RSC).
The tournament concluded with medals and trophies presented to the participating clubs and competitors, bringing the 10th edition of the state-level competition to an end.
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