Marie Ruumet, an Estonian Muay Thai fighter, made history by becoming the first-ever champion in the flyweight division at the prestigious Rajadamnern stadium in Bangkok. In a thrilling match against local fighter Zaidania Looksaikongdin, Ruumet showcased her skill and resilience, enduring several painful blows while countering with sharp elbows and powerful knee strikes. The bout ultimately concluded with Ruumet winning by a unanimous decision, as all three judges scored the fight 49-46 in her favor.

The significance of this victory extends beyond the ring; it represents a landmark achievement for Estonian sports on an international stage. Ruumet’s triumph in Bangkok not only highlights her dedication to the sport of Muay Thai but also brings attention to Estonia in the realm of combat sports. Her performance in such a historical venue emphasizes the potential for athletes from smaller nations to compete at the highest levels and gain recognition globally.

After the fight, Ruumet expressed her gratitude to her supporters, both present at the stadium and watching from home, declaring her love for Estonia. This emotional moment resonates with fans and emphasizes the pride that accompanies her accomplishment. As Ruumet continues her journey in Muay Thai, her victory could inspire future generations of athletes from Estonia, encouraging them to pursue their dreams on the international stage.