15-Year-Old Thai Boxer Tiger March Climbs to WBA Asia Top 3
Young Thai boxer Tiger March has reached the third position in the WBA Asia super lightweight rankings following his recent regional title victory.
Fifteen-year-old Thai boxing prospect Tiger March, also known as Sirayakorn Chamjaiharn, has achieved a significant milestone in his professional career. According to the latest rankings released by the World Boxing Association (WBA) Asia for October 2026, the young athlete has climbed to the third position in the 140-pound super lightweight division. This rapid ascent follows his recent success in securing the WBA Asia South super lightweight title. Tiger March, who was ranked 12th as of August 2026, has demonstrated remarkable progress in the professional boxing circuit. His current standing, confirmed as of October 31, 2026, marks a major step forward for the teenager as he aims to challenge for the primary WBA Asia championship belt. For residents and visitors interested in the local sports scene, this development highlights the emergence of a notable talent within Thailand's boxing community. While his current trajectory is promising, it remains to be confirmed when he will face his next opponent or when a potential title fight for the main WBA Asia belt will be scheduled. Fans of the sport will be watching closely to see if he can maintain this momentum in his pursuit of a future world championship opportunity.
