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Hồ Thanh Liêm

Vice President, Kun Khmer International Federation · Partner at the Signing Level

Vietnam Kun Khmer Federation · Kun Khmer Professional Management · head coach of Cần Thơ kickboxing

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Based in Cần Thơ, Vietnam

About Mr. Liêm

The Vietnam Kun Khmer Federation is the official body that manages the sport in Vietnam, certifies its fighters and runs its international Kun Khmer exchanges. Hồ Thanh Liêm leads that work. In February 2026 he was elected Vice President of the Kun Khmer International Federation (KIF) for the 2026–2030 term, with a seat on its Standing Committee, and he is KIF's representative in Vietnam.

He is also head coach of the Cần Thơ kickboxing team. At the 6th World Kun Khmer Championship in Cambodia in February 2026, his 12 Cần Thơ athletes, called up to the national team, came home with 12 medals, including golds for Phùng Phú Thuận and Phùng Thị Hồng Thắm, as Vietnam finished first overall. In March he spoke at the signing that set Kun Khmer in Vietnam on the road to professional status, and in September his city hosted the first Asian Kun Khmer Championship. His page, Kun Khmer Vietnam & Martial Arts TV, carries the sport to fans across the country.

“This will be an ideal arena for athletes to compete and learn from strong international opponents.”

Hồ Thanh Liêm, on professional Kun Khmer in Vietnam (VTV, March 2026, translated)
Unique skill

Professional Kun Khmer, built to international standards

He is the link between Vietnam's fighters and the international federation: certification, rules and the path to professional cards.

By the numbers

2026–30
Vice President and Standing Committee member, Kun Khmer International Federation
12 for 12
medals for his 12 Cần Thơ athletes at the 2026 World Championship
1st
overall for Vietnam at the 2026 World Kun Khmer Championships
11
nations at the first Asian Kun Khmer Championship, hosted in Cần Thơ

Career highlights

  • Feb 2026Elected Vice President and Standing Committee member, Kun Khmer International Federation, 2026–2030
  • Feb 20266th World Kun Khmer Championship, Cambodia: 12 medals for his 12 Cần Thơ athletes, and Vietnam first overall
  • Mar 2026Speaks at the signing that starts the professionalization of Kun Khmer in Vietnam
  • Sep 2026Cần Thơ hosts the first Asian Kun Khmer Championship: 11 nations
  • CoachHead coach, Cần Thơ kickboxing team
  • 2027Partner at the Signing Level, Kun Khmer Professional Management, Muay Thai × Kun Khmer International Showcase

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Kun Khmer in Vietnam: fighter certification, sanctioning, the national team, and international Kun Khmer exchanges

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Affiliations and records

The Showcase

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Hosted by Vietnam · uniting Southeast Asia

Muay Thai × Kun Khmer International Showcase

January 2027 · APEC Park, Da Nang, Vietnam

In 2026 Vietnam finished first overall at both the World Kun Khmer Championships in Cambodia and the IFMA World Muay Thai Championships. Home to world champions in both arts, Vietnam is the natural neutral ground to bring them together: two great traditions on one card, each under its own name, under one neutral ruleset. Three nations. One ring.

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The people making it happen

Renzo Gracie Da NangHost academy and legal footing in Da Nang · Lê Duy Thành and Dương Thị Thanh MinhInstagram →
Vietnam Muay Thai FederationGrandmaster Giáp Trung Thang · Co-Chair of Technical and Host ManagementProfile →
Vietnam Kun Khmer FederationHồ Thanh Liêm · Vice President, Kun Khmer International Federation · Partner at the Signing LevelProfile →
Tommy HaydenRuleset authority · 8-Limbs Championship RulesetProfile →
BAM MediaPresenting partner and international media · Brett Goulding, Phnom PenhTikTok →
Zac CrushEvent director and head of storytellingProfile →

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