UNITED STATES MUAY THAI ASSOCIATION

THE 'MILLENNIUM' CUP

The Inter-Nations 'Millennium Cup' donated to the USMTA by the Quantum Inc. 1999, for the sole purpose of promoting goodwill between competing nations of the World and the United States of America in the sport of professional Muay Thai. The 'Millennium Cup' event is a team effort between the U. S. National team and an international team from

outside the USA . Both teams who compete will gather the points needed to produce the winners of the 'Millennium Cup'. The competition is designed for both teams to compete together in any of the 16   weight categories agreed upon by both countries.

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THE INTER-NATIONS THE 'ATLANTIS' CUP

The Inter-Nations 'Atlantis Cup' donated to the USMTA by the Claiger Corporation Inc. 1996, for the sole purpose of promoting goodwill between competing nations of Europe and the United States of America in the sport of Muay Thai. The Inter-Nations event is a team effort between the U. S. National team and an invitational team from a European nation. Both teams who compete will gather the points needed to produce the winning championship team. The competition is designed for both countries to compete together

in any of the 16   weight categories agreed upon by both countries. Each country will put forward their fighters who will be chosen to represent their national team, the records of each fighter must be up to date and each fighter should be licensed and registered with their own respective and recognized national association. The points gathered from each fighter are based on the 10 point system. Fighters will tally the points to give the final count for the event, and will be carried forward to the next competing team members. The final results will produce the winning team.

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THE RUSSIA SERIES: THE PETERSBURG CUP

The ‘Petersburg Cup' donated to the USMTA for the sole purpose of promoting goodwill between competing countries of the former Soviet Union and the United States of America in the sport of Muay Thai. The decision to promote the ‘Petersburg Cup' event was to promote the best of the America’s Amateur Muay Thai fighters and those of the Soviet States and countries to the United States and each other. The ‘Petersburg Cup' was originally devised as a twin City championship between Petersburg of Russia and of the Cities named 'Petersburg' within the United States, but as more eastern bloc and

former soviet nations became involved in the sport, it was accepted as the standard Amateur event between the Eastern and Western nations.  Each national team must forward a completed Team entry form with photo’s and fight records of all fighters. It must include the status of the team Managers, Coaches, Cornermen etc. The event is a national team effort and will not be classed as a single or individual competition. The final points complied by each fighter will determine who will become the winning National team and champions of the ‘Petersburg Cup' Championship.    The ‘Petersburg Cup' Championship series between: Belarus, Russia, Uzbekistan,Yugoslavia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Georgia, Hungary, Kazakistan, Kyrghyzstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Bulgaria, Muldovia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Romania, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Tajikistan, Ukraine

The country or nation invited to compete, will be able to send their best Amateur competitors for the ‘Petersburg Cup' to compete in the championship. Each country will put forward their fighters who will be chosen to represent their national team. The records of each fighter must be up to date and each fighter should be licensed and registered with their own respective and recognized national association. The points gathered from each fighter are based on the 10 point system.

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THE NATIONS SERIES: Amateur "King's Cup Classic"

The format acceptable to the invited country for the 'King's Cup Classic ' event. The decision to promote the 'King's Cup Classic ' event is to expose the best of Worlds Amateur Muay Thai fighters to the United States. As host country of the 'King's Cup Classic' event. The event is by Invitation Only and one country at a time will be able to compete for the coveted 'King's Cup Classic' Championship between the U. S. National Team "Team Muay Thai-USA", and selected International teams.

The competition is designed for each country to compete against the best of the U. S. fighters in the 16 chosen weight categories of the competition. Each country will put forward a fighter chosen and agreed upon from the 16 weight divisions who will represent their national team, the records of each fighter must be up to date and each fighter should be licensed and registered with their own respective and recognized national association. 

Each national team must forward a completed Team entry form with photo's and fight records of all fighters. It must include the status of the team Managers, Coaches, Cornermen etc. The event is a national team effort and will not be classed as a single or individual competition. The final points complied by each fighter will determine who will become the winning National team and champions of the 'King's Cup Classic' .

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