Wei Ninghui

Wei Ninghui (; born September 15, 1993) is a Chinese Muay Thai kickboxer.

He was ranked as a top ten featherweight by Combat Press between March and December of 2017.

Kickboxing career At the age of twelve he went to martial arts school, and at the age of fifteen he went to Thailand training in Muay Thai.

On January 25, 2014 at the Pattaya Beach Square in Pattaya, Thailand, in Kunlun Fight 1, Wei beat Suthin Banchamek by TKO.

In November 21, 2015, in Kunlun Fight 34, Wei beat Andrea Serra by TKO.

On April 26, 2016 in Zhoukou Gymnasium in Zhoukou, Wei beat Pascal Koster by decision.

Wei took part in the 2016 Kunlun Fight Welterweight Tournament. He defeated Craig Dickson by a second round KO in the quarter finals. He beat Meng Guodong by a first round lowkick KO in the semifinals. In the finals, Ninghui fought Abdellah Ezbiri, whom he beat by a first round lowkick KO.

Wei fought Jordan Kranio during Kunlun Fight 70. The fight was ruled a draw after three rounds, and went into an extra fourth round. After the extra round was fought, it was once again ruled a draw. Ninghui was scheduled to fight Kenta Yamata in during Kunlun Fight 73. He won the fight by unanimous decision. Ninghui rematched Kranio during Kunlun Fight 76, and won by TKO in the second round.

Ninghui participated in the 2017 KLF 66 kg tournament, and fought Yang Zhuo in the quarterfinals. Wei lost to the eventual tournament winner by majority decision.

Ninghui participated in the 2018 Kunlun Fight 66 kg tournament, and was scheduled to fight Soufiane Kaddouri in the quarterfinals. Kaddouri won the bout by an extra round, unanimous, decision.

He fought Ilias Bulaid during the 2019/20 WLF Group Stage. Bulaid won the fight by KO, after landing a right straight to the body of Ninghui.

He won a decision against Wang Pengfei during WLF New Kings Champions Challenge.

Championships and awards

Kickboxing 2016 Kunlun Fight Welterweight Tournament Champion 2013 WMC 63.5 kg World Champion 2012 King's Cup of Muaythai 60 kg Champion

Kickboxing record