Australia in Muay thai
IFMA World Muaythai Championships, Bangkok 2019: 1 gold, 2 silvers
The record
Women's first here: the stronger record.
- IFMA World Muaythai Championships4 golds, 6 silvers, 9 bronzes4golds
Every result, newest first
- Bangkok 2019 · Silver · Women, −48 kg · Sze Sze Rowlinson
- Bangkok 2019 · Gold · Women, −63.5 kg · Zoe Putorak
- Bangkok 2019 · Silver · Women, +75 kg · Jessie-lee Charles
- Cancún 2018 · Silver · Women, −67 kg · Zoe Putorak
- Jönköping 2016 · Bronze · Women, 57 kg · Yolanda Schmidt
- Jönköping 2016 · Gold · Women, 75 kg · Anita Bcom
- Langkawi 2014 · Silver · Women, Elite female 63.5 kg · Anderson Melissa
- Langkawi 2014 · Bronze · Women, Elite female 67 kg · Perry Melissa
- Langkawi 2014 · Gold · Women, Elite female 71 kg · Glew Stephanie
- Saint Petersburg 2012 · Bronze · Women, Elite female 57 kg · Fiedler Christin
- Saint Petersburg 2012 · Silver · Women, Elite female 63.5 kg · Walsh Melissa
- Bangkok 2010 · Silver · Women, 57 kg · Heuston Kate
- Bangkok 2010 · Bronze · Women, 60 kg · Lewis Caley
- Bangkok 2010 · Bronze · Women, 63.5 kg · Pestana Alicia
- Bangkok 2009 · Bronze · Women, Elite female 57 kg · Kate Heuston
- Bangkok 2009 · Gold · Women, Elite female 67 kg · Sindy Maricic
- Bangkok 2006 · Bronze · Women, 57 kg · Heahrev Odonnell
- Bangkok 2006 · Bronze · Women, 71 kg · Sindy Marcicic
- Bangkok 2006 · Bronze · Women, 75 kg · Celan Lillecvapp
- Muaythai at the World Games1 gold, 1 bronze1gold
Every result, newest first
- 2022 · Bronze · Women, 54 kg · Yolanda Schmidt
- 2022 · Gold · Women, 63.5 kg · Zoe Putorak
- IFMA World Muaythai Championships2 silvers, 1 bronze3medals
Every result, newest first
- Bangkok 2009 · Silver · Men, 81 kg · Kim Olsen
- Bangkok 2006 · Silver · Men, 57 kg · Chris White
- Bangkok 2006 · Bronze · Men, 86 kg · Harold Olsen
Counted from the podiums and winners lists on our tournament pages.