Can China martial arts masters beat Thai boxing masters?

Generally speaking, it depends on factors such as heavyweight, training level and combat state. Both of these sports can make martial arts masters. It's not that China's martial arts are rich in tricks and contents, so it's certain to win every actual combat.

But as far as I know about these two sports, I think there may be some rules in the time of such fighting:

1, assuming that the starting point is zero and the physical quality is equal, then under the condition of less than one year's study, Thai boxing players should have an overall advantage in fighting, because the relative training period of Thai boxing is short and the playing style is fierce, and practitioners often have a large amount of actual combat and rich experience; However, the practice cycle of Wushu is long, and beginners often spend a lot of time on basic skills, master less moves and have more limited combat effectiveness. Therefore, in the primary stage of the competition, they will be inferior to Thai boxing players and more likely to be weaker than boxing and taekwondo players.

2. After three to five years of training, both athletes may make small achievements, depending on whose training level is higher and whose skills and tactics are better. It's about fifty-fifty at this time.

3. Ten or twenty years later, I believe that martial arts masters are more effective, because Muay Thai is rough, and athletes' sports life is often short. In the later stage, they are basically injured all over. But many martial arts schools in China put martial arts in the same position. Although their strength will decline as they get older, their actual combat level will often increase with their awareness of life.

Of course, these are personal analysis and judgments for reference only.