Former WMO World Champion Petchmai Returns to Rankings After Elbow Knockout on Channel 7

Petchmai Sor. Sudarat is back in the World Muaythai Organization (WMO) world rankings. The former world champion, previously known as Saipetch, knocked out Payak SakSatun with a right elbow in the third round at Muay Thai Channel 7 on October 11, 2026.

The fight, contested at 113 pounds, ended with an important victory for Petchmai against a well-known opponent in the circuit.

In a post on the organization's official Facebook page, the WMO celebrated the return of the former world champion to the ring, highlighted the significant win on Channel 7, and confirmed that he is back in the rankings. The organization also wished the fighter success moving forward.

In the WMO rankings, Petchmai Sor. Sudarat holds the ninth position among flyweights, up to 112 pounds (50.802 kg). The world and international titles in the division are currently vacant.

The victory over Payak SakSatun stands out for the manner in which it concluded. In the third round, Petchmai finished the bout with a right elbow strike, one of the most characteristic and dangerous techniques in Muay Thai.

For an athlete who has already claimed the WMO world title, returning to the rankings marks a new chapter in his competitive journey. Achieving this with a knockout over a former champion adds even more significance to the result.

Sources: World Muaythai Organization (WMO), official Facebook post, and rankings for the 112-pound category (wmomuaythai.org/112-lbs); result from Muay Thai Channel 7 on October 11, 2026.