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V-Active Kun Khmer – Thnal & Youth Fights in Cambodia πŸ₯Š

Home Β» V-Active Kun Khmer – Thnal & Youth Fights in Cambodia πŸ₯Š

V-Active Kun Khmer (វី αž’αŸαž€αŸ’αž‘αžΈαžœ αž‚αž»αž“αžαŸ’αž˜αŸ‚αžš) is one of the modern Kun Khmer competitions in Cambodia, focused on Thnal style and youth fighters who move forward non-stop with active combinations and classic Khmer elbows and knees. If you love fast-paced action and want to follow the next generation of Nak Leng, this page is your guide.

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Use this page to understand how V-Active Kun Khmer works, when it is on, where to watch, and how it connects with the rest of the KunKhmerBoxing.com ecosystem: schedule, results, rankings, arenas and training resources.

1. V-Active Kun Khmer – Table of Contents

2. What is V-Active Kun Khmer? (Thnal & Youth Fights) πŸ”₯

V-Active Kun Khmer is a branded Kun Khmer competition linked to V-Active sports drink and focused on:

  • Thnal-style fighters – moving forward, staying active and pressing the action.
  • Youth and developing talent – many bouts feature younger fighters learning to shine under real TV lights.
  • High-volume striking – combinations, knees, elbows and constant pressure, perfect for fans who enjoy non-stop exchanges.

In the official Kun Khmer Schedule 2025, V-Active is highlighted as β€œThnal Kun Khmer”, with a focus on active, moving fighters and young talents. It stands alongside other big brands such as Boostrong, Ganzberg, WURKZ, Krud and Cambodian Martial Arts Power Champion, making it an important part of the weekly Kun Khmer ecosystem.

Just like other modern promotions, V-Active Kun Khmer helps preserve Cambodian martial arts while giving a platform to the next generation of champions.

3. Competition Format, Rules & Typical Fights 🧷

V-Active Kun Khmer follows the traditional Kun Khmer / Pradal Serey rules, with some modern TV presentation:

  • Stand-up striking only – punches, kicks, knees, elbows and clinch work.
  • Multiple rounds (usually 3 to 5) depending on the bout type and card status.
  • Win conditions – KO, TKO, referee stoppage or points decision from the judges.
  • Active, forward pressure is rewarded, which is why the brand emphasizes the β€œThnal” style.

Typical V-Active cards can include:

  • πŸ”₯ Youth showcase fights – upcoming fighters testing themselves on TV.
  • βš–οΈ Evenly matched Thnal battles – both fighters constantly advancing, exchanging elbows and knees.
  • πŸ§‘β€πŸŽ“ Developmental fights – prospects progressing before they move to bigger-name promotions.

Compared to heavyweight series such as Boostrong Kun Khmer or Krud Kun Khmer, V-Active often feels more like a talent factory and a playground for young, explosive fighters.

4. V-Active Kun Khmer – Schedule, TV Channels & Where to Watch πŸ“Ί

V-Active Kun Khmer is part of the wider weekly Kun Khmer program in Cambodia. There can be several events every week, including V-Active cards, other drink-branded shows and TV programs.

To know when the next V-Active card is happening, always use the main KunKhmerBoxing.com schedule pages:

Most V-Active cards are broadcast on Cambodian TV and digital platforms. When details are known, they are usually listed on:

Tip: Bookmark the main schedule and check it weekly. V-Active events are often listed alongside Boostrong, Ganzberg, WURKZ, Krud and other competitions.

5. V-Active Kun Khmer – Results & Video Replays πŸŽ₯

If you miss a live V-Active Kun Khmer card, you can still follow results and replays using our dedicated pages:

For many events, you can also connect fights with:

This lets you see which V-Active fighters are already building strong records, and which ones are just starting their journey.

6. Fighters & Rising Youth Talents – How V-Active Fits in the Rankings πŸ§‘β€πŸŽ€

Because V-Active Kun Khmer focuses on Thnal and youth fights, many of the fighters are in the early or middle stages of their careers. Over time, some of them move into bigger international cards or top positions in the rankings.

To explore fighters connected to V-Active cards, use the main ranking and profile system on KunKhmerBoxing.com:

Not every V-Active fight will immediately appear in the rankings, but the competition acts as a stepping stone. When a fighter’s record grows, their profile and statistics become more visible on the site.

7. Youth Development & Kun Khmer Training πŸ§‘β€πŸ«

Because V-Active Kun Khmer puts the spotlight on younger and active fighters, it naturally connects with training, kids’ classes and beginners’ programs. If you want to one day fight on a V-Active card – or simply train like the fighters – start here:

These resources help turn V-Active from β€œjust a show” into a pathway for real training and long-term development, especially for kids and young adults in Cambodia.

V-Active Kun Khmer is part of a full family of weekly combat sports promotions in Cambodia. To build a strong internal link silo and help users discover more events, connect this page to other major competitions and overviews:

For a broader view, always link back to the main hubs:

9. Visiting V-Active Kun Khmer Events in Cambodia 🧭

Many Kun Khmer events, including youth and Thnal-style competitions, are held in and around major cities such as Phnom Penh and Battambang. KunKhmerBoxing.com is based in Battambang, with a strong connection to local gyms and arenas.

Address of KKB Kun Khmer Boxing (Club & Media):
Wattamim Village, O Dambang Muoy Commune, Sangker District, Battambang Province, Battambang 0215, Cambodia.

To explore related arenas and plan your trip, use:

If you are already in Battambang, you can also visit:

10. FAQ – V-Active Kun Khmer (Questions & Answers) ❓

Q1. What is V-Active Kun Khmer exactly?

V-Active Kun Khmer is a branded Kun Khmer competition that focuses on Thnal-style fights and youth fighters. It is part of the weekly Kun Khmer calendar in Cambodia and features active, forward-moving fighters, often in early stages of their careers.

Q2. Where can I see the next V-Active Kun Khmer event?

Use the official upcoming Kun Khmer schedule. Look for entries labelled β€œV-Active Kun Khmer” or β€œV-Active Thnal Kun Khmer” along with the date, time and TV channel or live venue.

Q3. Can I watch V-Active Kun Khmer online?

Many V-Active events are broadcast on Cambodian TV and sometimes shared on digital platforms. When an official stream or replay is available, we usually link it from our video replay section or from the main Kun Khmer schedule.

Q4. Is V-Active Kun Khmer only for youth fighters?

The focus is strongly on younger and active fighters, but some cards may also include more experienced athletes. Think of it as a competition where youth and Thnal style are highlighted, rather than a strict age-only show.

Q5. How is V-Active different from Boostrong or Krud Kun Khmer?

Boostrong, Ganzberg, WURKZ and Krud often headline big-name main events and national-level stars. V-Active is more connected to Thnal movement and youth development, offering a platform for rising fighters who may later appear on those larger cards.

Q6. I want my child to learn Kun Khmer. Where should we start?

If you are near Battambang, you can visit KKB Kun Khmer Boxing Battambang. Online, you can read our Kids Training guide and general Beginners section to understand how to start safely.

Q7. How can I support young fighters and small clubs connected to competitions like V-Active?

You can support Cambodian fighters and children by visiting our Donation – Help Children & KKB Club page. Every contribution helps gyms, local arenas and youth programs that feed into events such as V-Active Kun Khmer.