Muay Thai Legend Live – Bangkok, Thailand
On 3 November 2019, Lebanese athlete Fadi Souhail Al Andari achieved a significant international milestone by capturing the PRO-AM Middleweight World Championship Title under the sanctioning of the World Muay Thai Federation (WMF) and the World Muaythai Council (WMC).
The bout took place in Bangkok, Kingdom of Thailand, as the main event of Muay Thai Legend Live. Representing Lebanon, Al Andari faced Thailand’s Piset Banjongjit (“Baboo”) of Oneway Gym. The contest concluded in the second round by knockout (KO) in favor of Al Andari, officially awarding him the WMF PRO-AM Middleweight World Title.
Despite sustaining injuries during the opening round — including a minor fracture to the left knee, muscular strain, and foot trauma — Al Andari demonstrated resilience and competitive composure to secure a decisive stoppage victory. In recognition of his performance, he was additionally awarded the Legend Muay Thai Title during the event.
At 45 years of age at the time of competition, this victory marked a notable achievement in both performance and longevity at the professional international level.
International Multi-Sport Achievement – November 2019
Within the same competitive week, on 5 November 2019, Al Andari participated in the World Championship organized by the World Bodybuilding and Physique Sports Federation (WBPF) in the Republic of Korea.
He secured the Overall Winner Award for Best Natural Bodybuilding, Fitness, and Athlete, completing an exceptional dual-sport accomplishment within a 48-hour period. This rare achievement further distinguished his 2019 international campaign.
Competitive Record and Sanctioned Participation
Throughout 2019, Al Andari competed across multiple regulated combat disciplines, including Muay Thai, Muay Chaiya, and open-style Muay competition. His professional and championship participations have been conducted under recognized international sanctioning bodies, including:
- World Professional Kickboxing Association (WPKA)
- World Federation of Kowat Alrami (WFKA)
- World Fitness Federation (WFF)
- WBPF and WBPSF international competitions
Championship Status
Al Andari remained undefeated through the 2020 season, during which international competitions were suspended due to the COVID-19 global pandemic.
On 27 November 2021, he officially retained his status as Undefeated Middleweight Muay Thai Champion (WMF & WMC PRO-AM Titles) following the withdrawal of a scheduled professional rematch opponent.
He currently maintains a multi-year championship record, including six consecutive years recognized at world championship level across professional combat sports and natural bodybuilding competition.
Athlete Profile – Fadi Souhail Al Andari
Titles and Certifications:
- Six-Time World Champion – Best Natural Bodybuilding Physique & Fitness (WBPF Rules)
- Three-Time World Professional Champion – Kickboxing (WPKA Rules)
- Three-Time World Professional Champion – Muay Thai (WMF & WMC)
- Certified Muay Thai Master (Arjarn)
- International Referee
- Professional Trainer and Director Examiner
In addition to his competitive achievements, Al Andari continues to contribute to athlete development, officiating, and the advancement of Muay Thai at both national and international levels, representing Lebanon in sanctioned global events.
Official Competitive Record
WFKA / WPKA – MMA & Kickboxing (Kowat Alrami Style – WPKA Rules)
- Professional Record: 10 Wins – 1 Loss
- Amateur Achievement: Bronze Medal – World Amateur Championship, Greece 2014
Muay Thai – Professional International Titles
- 4 Wins – 0 Losses (Undefeated)




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