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Round /YOK/

Round (Thai: ยก, pronounced YOK) is a Muay Thai rules term. One timed period of fighting. Stadium and WBC pro bouts run five rounds of three minutes with two-minute rests; IFMA amateurs and ONE non-title bouts run three rounds of three minutes with one-minute rests. It is also written Yok. Related terms: Five rounds, Three rounds and Timekeeper.

Meaning

Roundยก
One timed period of fighting. Stadium and WBC pro bouts run five rounds of three minutes with two-minute rests; IFMA amateurs and ONE non-title bouts run three rounds of three minutes with one-minute rests.
TermRound
Thai scriptยก
Pronunciation (approx.)YOK
Also writtenYok
CategoryRules

Sources: wbcmuaythai.com ↗ · muaythai.sport ↗ · groundedmma.com ↗

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Questions about Round

What does Round mean in Muay Thai?

One timed period of fighting. Stadium and WBC pro bouts run five rounds of three minutes with two-minute rests; IFMA amateurs and ONE non-title bouts run three rounds of three minutes with one-minute rests.

How do you pronounce Round?

Round is pronounced roughly YOK. Thai is tonal, so listen to a trainer or native speaker for the exact tone.

How is Round written in Thai?

In Thai script it is written ยก.

What are other spellings of Round?

It is also written Yok. Transliteration from Thai varies.

What terms are related to Round?

Related terms: Five rounds, Three rounds and Timekeeper.

Thai spellings and pronunciations vary between regions and transliteration systems. Pronunciations are approximate English renderings; Thai is tonal. Spotted an error? Tell us.