PHUKET BOXING STADIUM LIVE

Watch Phuket Boxing Stadium Fight Nights Live

Bangla Boxing Stadium and Patong Boxing Stadium broadcast their own fight nights on YouTube, and this page brings both streams into one place. The Bangla player on the left and the Patong player on the right each load that stadium’s most recent live broadcast, so a full card from either venue is only a click away, whether it is happening tonight or was streamed on an earlier night.

The streams come from the stadiums themselves. HKT sells tickets for both venues as an independent ticket vendor and simply points visitors toward the official broadcasts, which makes this a practical way to get a feel for each stadium before choosing where to spend a night.

When Each Stadium Fights and Streams

Bangla Boxing Stadium runs a card every night of the week. Bouts are scheduled from around 9 PM to around midnight Phuket time (GMT+7), and Wednesday and Saturday cards add MMA bouts to the Muay Thai programme.

Patong Boxing Stadium fights Monday to Saturday, with no card on Sunday. Its bouts are scheduled from around 9 PM to around 11 PM. A Sunday visitor who wants live fights in Patong can head to Bangla instead.

Not every card is broadcast. Each stadium decides which nights to stream, so the player may show a broadcast from an earlier night rather than tonight. Show schedules, fight cards, bout counts, and event duration are subject to change.

What a Stream Cannot Carry

A camera follows the fighters well, but it flattens the room. In person, the Wai Kru opens each Muay Thai bout to the sound of ceremonial music, and the crowd’s reaction travels around the ring with every clean kick or knee. Those details are the reason many visitors watch a stream first and then decide to book a seat.

The two stadiums also feel different in person. Patong Boxing Stadium is an air-conditioned arena with leather recliners in the Ringside tier. Bangla Boxing Stadium is a covered, fan-cooled arena in central Patong, and its tickets include a free t-shirt.

From the Stream to a Ringside Seat

Both stadiums sell two tiers, Stadium and Ringside. Stadium seats give a clear view of the whole ring, while Ringside puts the bout at arm’s length. The Bangla ticket page and the Patong ticket page list the current prices and the fight dates that can be booked.

For a side-by-side look at both venues, the Phuket boxing stadium guide compares location, schedule and seating. The guides to how long a Bangla fight night lasts and how long a Patong fight night lasts help with planning the rest of the evening around the card.

Live Stream Questions

Where can Bangla and Patong fights be watched live?

On each stadium’s official YouTube channel. The players above load the most recent live stream from Bangla Boxing Stadium and Patong Boxing Stadium, and the red buttons open each channel’s live page directly, which is where a fight card appears first once the broadcast starts.

Is every fight card streamed on YouTube?

No. Each stadium streams selected nights only, so a quiet player on a given evening does not mean there are no fights. The Bangla fight schedule and the Patong fight schedule show which nights each stadium holds a card and when it starts.

Can earlier fight nights be watched again?

Yes. Past live streams stay on each channel, so a full card from an earlier night can be replayed from the first bout to the last. HKT does not publish official results, so the broadcast itself is the record of how each bout ended.