Nabil Anane announces boxing bid for LA28 Olympics representing Thailand
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 17, 2026, 12:56 AM
Last updated Aug 17, 2026

Nabil Anane, a former ONE World Champion, announced his intention to join Thailand's national boxing team for the 2028 Olympics. The announcement took place on August 14 at a press conference in Bangkok, where he was joined by various officials from ONE Championship and the Thailand Boxing Association. Anane aims to compete in the 65 kg or 70 kg categories but will adhere to Thailand's official selection process, which is highly competitive. He intends to continue his Muay Thai career while pursuing his Olympic aspirations.
- •Anane aims to secure a spot on Thailand's boxing team for LA28.
- •The announcement occurred at Evolve MMA in Bangkok.
- •He plans to continue competing in Muay Thai during his Olympic campaign.
- •Anane is targeting the 65 kg or 70 kg weight class.
- •Support from ONE Championship and his coach plays a key role in his transition.
- 12:56 AMYahoo Sports — Nabil Anane Announces Bid To Represent Thailand In Boxing At LA28 Olympics
"The former ONE World Champion aims to secure a spot on the Thai national boxing team.
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