Marie Ruumet, an Estonian Muay Thai fighter, achieved a significant landmark in sports history by winning the inaugural flyweight title at the prestigious Rajadamnern boxing arena in Bangkok on Saturday. She faced off against local opponent Zaidania Looksaikongdin in a match that captivated the audience with its intensity and skill. Despite taking several hard hits from Looksaikongdin, Ruumet countered with fierce elbow strikes and powerful knee blows that showcased her fighting prowess and determination.

The bout ended with all three judges scoring the fight in favor of Ruumet, with a clear score of 49:46, underscoring her dominance during the match. After the victory, an emotional Ruumet expressed her gratitude to her supporters both at the stadium and at home in Estonia, reinforcing her national pride. Her win not only marks a personal achievement but also elevates the profile of Estonian athletes in the international combat sports scene.

Ruumet's victory is a testament to the growing recognition of Muay Thai as a competitive sport in Estonia and highlights the country's emerging talent on the global stage. As she shouted her love for Estonia, Ruumet’s accomplishment could inspire future generations of Estonian athletes to pursue success in international competitions, thereby enhancing the country's reputation in sports.