The "New Generation Muay Thai" event on Wednesday, May 13, 2026, at Rajdamnern Stadium will feature a highly anticipated rematch between Mammoth S. Sakon Sayjeep and Bua Khiao P. Pao Intra in the main event, broadcast live on True Visions Now from 8:15 PM onwards.

Mammoth S. Sakon Sayjeep, a fierce fighter from Saraburi based at Luk Jao Pho Kumphakhand Camp, is known for his relentless aggressive style and constant pressure on opponents. His signature technique is his tight clinch work, featuring powerful locks, sweeps, and striking combinations. Though some questioned his recently diminished defensive kicks, he comes into this fight with renewed confidence after decisively defeating Phudet Sommai P. Samet to defend his Super Lightweight title at Aom Noi Stadium.

His opponent, Bua Khiao P. Pao Intra, is a versatile all-around fighter from Yasothon with well-rounded striking tools including heavy kicks and punches, combined with fierce fighting spirit. His specialty is the sharp horizontal teep and dangerous elbows. Despite a recent knockout loss, Bua Khiao holds the edge in their previous matchups with a head-to-head record advantage over Mammoth.

Fans can watch the live broadcast of New Generation Muay Thai on TrueVisions NOW starting at 8:15 PM. Viewers can also subscribe to the Now Muay Thai package to watch daily live fights throughout the week, plus access over 2,000 hours of on-demand content. The Now Muay Thai subscription costs 99 baht per month for one screen across all devices, with payment options including credit cards, True Money Wallet, and True bills. The broadcast features professional Thai commentary from True Visions' top-tier dubbing team and is available on mobile, tablet, Apple TV, Android TV, and Smart TV.

Buriram United's head coach Mark Jackson has announced his determination to lead the Thai league representatives past Malaysia's Johor Darul Ta'zim in the 2025-26 AFC Club Championship (SHOPEE CUP) semi-final second leg. The match is scheduled for May 13 at 7:00 PM at Buriram Stadium. During a press conference on May 12, Jackson and team captain Kenneth Dugal addressed the media about their preparation.

Mark Jackson stated: "We want to secure a victory tomorrow, but like every match at this high level of competition, it will always be a difficult game. We performed well in the first leg, but we won't underestimate our opponents. We must focus and deliver an even better performance."

"I'm satisfied with our first-leg performance, but we need to focus and prepare the team well, which is very important. We have our own team preparation methodology, and consistency will help us. We must analyze each player's performance on the opposing team. Johor Darul Ta'zim is a good team, but our approach won't change—we focus on reaching our goal."

"We've discussed the psychological aspect of playing, which is crucial at this level of football. It depends on how we prepare the team, including technique, tactics, and psychology. We try to control everything in our preparation. I believe psychology is very important. We have never lost to anyone in this SHOPEE CUP tournament. With Johor coming to our home, it will be a difficult task, just as it was when we visited their home."

When asked about the pressure of leading the team to the final, Jackson responded: "For a great club like Buriram United, there are already high expectations. As a coach and players, everyone wants to win every match. I'm not afraid—we'll turn this into excitement for such a big game. Of course, a loss would be disappointing, especially in a semi-final. If we lose, it would be a sad feeling. I'm ready to face the pressure before the fans, preparing the team and players well for tomorrow's match."

Team captain Kenneth Dugal stated: "Tomorrow is an important match. We've prepared well and have shown excellent performances in recent games, which gives us confidence. Playing at home and in front of our fans boosts our belief that we'll advance to the final."

"Over the past two seasons, we've met them five times, and they haven't beaten us. I'll try to maintain this record and won't be careless. We'll do our duty to reach the final. Tomorrow, I want to ask the fans to come and cheer for us in large numbers. We'll celebrate together on this field."

BBC reports that Jose Mourinho is in final negotiations to become Real Madrid's new head coach, returning to the role he held 13 years ago. Mourinho is the clear frontrunner and currently the only candidate the club is negotiating with for the position. He would replace current head coach Alvaro Arbelauw, who only took the job this past January following Xabi Alonso's departure. Real Madrid president Florentino Perez began considering the possibility of Mourinho's return just two days after Alonso left the club, initiating preliminary talks with the Portuguese coach's representatives. Currently, Mourinho serves as manager of Benfica, having signed a two-year contract in September 2025. When interviewed yesterday (May 11), he declined to discuss his future, stating: "I have a match against Estoril, and from Monday onwards, I'll be able to answer questions about my future as a coach and Benfica's future." Mourinho previously managed Real Madrid from 2010 to 2013, winning La Liga, Copa del Rey, and the Spanish Super Cup.

NAMA Japanese & Seafood Buffet, the popular long-queue restaurant famous for premium value dining, is known for its unlimited salmon roe (ikura), premium fresh seafood, signature dishes like wagyu sushi and foie gras sushi, and a DIY rice bowl station with customizable toppings.

The restaurant has recently launched a special collaboration menu titled "NAMA x TALAYJAI x SARATHUMB," featuring a "Sea-to-Table" concept that transforms ingredients sourced from traditional Thai fishermen through refined culinary techniques while emphasizing fine dining and omakase experiences.

This collaboration brings together NAMA (under The Food Selection Group, which also owns Shinkanzen Sushi, Nikkuritsu, and Katsu Midori Sushi) with two celebrated chefs: James-Theerapon Suppumpanyio (Jammy James) from Talayjai restaurant and Tam-Nattakorn Jaengraew, prominent figures in the business and culinary world.

Seven new menu items have been rolled out simultaneously, with the three partners aiming to prove that "Thai ingredients are second to none in the world." The menu features seven dishes: three from Talayjai and four from Sarathumb.

Talayjai's offerings include: "Crab Egg Khao Yam" (their signature dish packed with crab roe), "Uni Uni Udo Cream Shrimp" (a Thai-Japanese fusion with premium ingredients offering a rich, aromatic flavor), and "Korokke with Crab Curry Sauce" (a new interpretation of crab curry sauce with spicy, aromatic notes).

Sarathumb's four marinated seafood items include: "Thai Fish Marinated in Japanese Soy Sauce" (snapper or grouper with firm meat and aromatic soy notes), "Thai Fish Marinated in Fish Sauce" (snapper or grouper with fresh, sweet meat in fragrant fish sauce), "Razor Clams Marinated in Fish Sauce" (tender clams in savory-sweet fish sauce), and "Oysters Marinated in Fish Sauce" (premium fresh oysters in fragrant fish sauce).

All dishes are available at NAMA's buffet line, though with limited availability. Talayjai items are available through the end of May, while Sarathumb offerings run through June 20, 2025.

NAMA is located on the 24th floor of Centara Grand Central World, open daily 11:00 AM - 10:30 PM with a 2-hour limit. Reservations and inquiries: Line Official @namabuffet or 061-269-2561.

On May 12, 2026, Deputy Police Commissioner Chanannat Saratwalpaet ordered officers including Phanuphát Kittiphan and Phrasek Chaowsan to apprehend Amorn Thep, 35, based on a warrant from the Bangkok South Criminal Court. He faces charges of participating in a transnational organized crime ring, extortion, fraud through impersonation, inputting false data into computer systems, and forging official documents. The arrest was made in Chatuchak district, Bangkok, on May 11 following an investigation that began in mid-2024 when victims reported being threatened by scammers posing as police through phone and video calls.

The gang operated in three specialized cells: account holders, call operators, and money laundering specialists. The investigation revealed multiple accomplices, some of whom fled back to Cambodia. Intelligence indicated that Thep had re-entered Thailand in early May and was preparing to return to Cambodia when officers tracked and arrested him. During questioning, Thep admitted he was initially deceived into serving as a money mule before joining the operation, where he posed as a police officer during intimidating video calls to coerce victims into sending money.