Bangkok, Thailand — Rising Thai star Narak Numponthep extended her perfect record to 8–0 in Rajadamnern World Series (RWS) Muay Thai, defeating veteran Looknam by unanimous decision in a high-stakes Super-Flyweight bout.
Throughout the fight, Narak controlled the pace with sharp strikes and aggressive output, showcasing both technical precision and tenacity. She survived a late onslaught from Looknam in the third round, but she’d already done enough in the first two rounds to win the fight.
Her victory maintains an undefeated record in RWS Muay Thai and reinforces her standing among the division’s elite female super-flyweight fighters.
Rising Through RWS Muay Thai
Narak has evolved into one of the most active and successful fighters in RWS Muay Thai. Based on her sequence of wins featured on social media and official promotion content, she continues earning attention for her rapid ascension and consistency.
Why This Win Matters
With her victory over Looknam, Narak strengthens her reputation as one of the top female competitors in the Super-Flyweight division. Her consistent wins and striking proficiency place her firmly in line for future title opportunities within RWS and potentially other international promotions.