The 2025 International Federation of Muaythai Associations (IFMA) European Championships concluded in Athens, Greece, showcasing intense competition across Elite, U23, Youth, and Para/Special divisions. The event emphasized muaythai's heritage with wai kru and muay talay competitions, alongside moving presentations for para and special athletes. Russia topped the medal table with 85 medals, followed by Ukraine and host nation Greece. The Refugee Muaythai Team also achieved success, earning five medals.

The International Federation of Muaythai Associations (142) (IFMA) held a team managers meeting in Athens on 2025-11-19 to finalize preparations for the 2025 European Championships in Greece. The meeting, led by IFMA Director General Charissa Tynan, covered competition procedures, technical aspects, education sessions for officials, and athlete protection measures. The event will take place from November 17 to 25. The meeting emphasized the federation's commitment to clean sport and operational standardization.

The 2025 Final National Muaythai Championship in Ibagué, Colombia, hosted over 150 athletes, serving as a qualifier for international events. Organized by the FCMT and sanctioned by IFMA, the event reflects the sport's growth and is part of IFMA's qualification pathway. Colombia's national team achieved runner-up at the 2025 IFMA Pan American Championships.

The 16th Spartan Muaythai Cup in Budapest on October 11, 2025, featured 215 fighters from 49 clubs across Austria, Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Hungary. Organized by Spartan Fightclub Budapest Sports Association, the event, supported by the Hungarian Ministry of Sports and the Royal Thai Embassy, included a progressive format separating beginner athletes. The next cup is scheduled for February 21, 2026.

The International Federation of Muaythai Associations (IFMA) held its 2025 Annual General Assembly in Abu Dhabi, approving key policies and constitutional amendments, reaffirming its commitment to transparency, integrity, and accountability. The assembly highlighted the adoption of IFMA Agenda 2030, a long-term roadmap focused on education, inclusivity, youth empowerment, gender equality, and sustainable development. A global educational program for 2026 was approved, focusing on mental health, gender equality, and fair officiating. IFMA represents over 150 member countries.