Promoter Brico Santig's Highland Boxing is set to deliver another action-packed afternoon of pro boxing at the World Siam Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand, live on TrillerTV.
The 11-bout show will feature an exciting international fight card highlighted by four championship bouts, plus skilled, glory hungry boxers from Asia, Europe, and beyond.
The event, scheduled to begin at 1:00 PM (Thailand Time), will showcase Highland Boxing Promotions' continued commitment to building world-class boxing in Thailand through competitive international clashes, and rising pro talent.
Among the featured attractions is the Asia Boxing Federation (ABF) Super Featherweight Title showdown between Canada's Harmanbir Singh Brar and Thailand's Nitin Banook, contested over 10 rounds.
Another championship clash will see China's Shahanzhati Xinohelaiti battling Malaysia/Australia's Hoang Vincent Tran for the ABF Welterweight Title.
The card also features China's Abuduwuper Abulikemu challenging for the WBC Asia Continental Welterweight Title.
Several compelling six-round professional bouts complete the stacked program, including Thailand's Tirawat Bootlop, Myanmar's Han Htet Aung, Scotland's Ruairi Neil, UK's Faheem Haider Khan against Thailand's Passakorn Yakkala, Vietnam's Huu Ton Le, Thailand's Sukanya Wiriya, China's Lei Hutu, and Germany's debuting fight girl Christina Witzig.
With four championship fights, international rivalries, and an exciting lineup of action-loving pro boxers, Highland Boxing Promotions promises to make August 29 one of Bangkok's most exciting boxing events of 2026.
Show Details:
Venue: World Siam Stadium, Bangkok. August 29.
Live on: TrillerTV app
Promoter: Highland Boxing Promotions, Where Champions Are Made.
In Association with Naris Singwancha and Supanat Chanram
Inspector for the Professional Boxing Association of Thailand (PAT): Voratep Pinvej
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May the Best Men and Women Win!
Carlos Costa is a veteran boxing reporter in Cebu (carlos@philboxing.com). Passionate and friendly, Carlos has covered world boxing for over 20 years and serves as Philboxing's contributing editor.
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