TCC 17 in Bamberg: Muay Thai Title Fight Meets Strong Junior Duels
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Muay Thai Night with Wai Kru, Title Fight, and Intense Combat Sports Atmosphere
On Saturday, November 14, 2026, the historic Haas Halls in Bamberg will transform into a stage for thrilling Muay Thai. TCC 17 – Muay Thai Combat Club 3 features several amateur and professional fights. A special highlight: For the first time, the best Wai Kru of the evening will be awarded by the TCC fighting jury.
Tradition Meets Modern Combat Sports Thrills
The Wai Kru opens the evening and gives the event a special emotional depth. The traditional ceremony is an expression of respect towards parents, coaches, and one's own gym. In Muay Thai, it is an integral part of the identity of the Nak Muay and connects cultural heritage with the focused tension before the first gong.
WBC Title Fight in Lightweight
The main event features the fight between Vranjo Stumpf and Hermann Koch for the WBC Muay Thai German National Lightweight Championship. The match is scheduled for five rounds, each lasting three minutes. Tactics, distance work, clinching, and precise combinations will determine who prevails in the lightweight category.
Nine Fights Across Different Weight Classes
The program offers a diverse mix of title fights, super fights, and junior contests. Nicolas Najden will face Artan Aliji in the Muay Thai super fight weighing up to 64 kilograms. Additionally, Viktorie Kondorka Švehlová and Matyáš Slepička are on the fight card. Several junior and amateur fights will take place with protective gear, adding extra dynamism to the evening.
Scheduled are, among other things, matches in women's featherweight, up to 52, 55, 67, and 72 kilograms, as well as additional bouts whose pairings are not yet fully confirmed. The amateur fights will consist of three rounds, each lasting two minutes. The scheduled super fights will include three rounds of three minutes each.
Stadium Atmosphere in the Historic Haas Hall
Audience noise, fan chants, and the hard sound of the gong shape the excitement of the event. Between fights, breaks provide a new concentration before the next high-paced round begins. The Haas Halls are centrally located in the Bamberg old town and offer an extraordinary setting for the combat sports evening.
Conclusion: Experience Muay Thai Live and Up Close
TCC 17 combines Wai Kru tradition, youth promotion, and high-class competition. Visitors can expect an intense evening filled with title ambitions, technical duels, and the unique energy of a live combat sports event. Those who know Muay Thai only from the screen will experience every hit, every tactical adjustment, and every audience reaction firsthand.
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