Jessie-Preem & Team Golden Girls Compete at HYROX Bangkok 2026

Bangkok, Thailand – A team of Thai actresses and a presenter competed in the HYROX Bangkok 2026 event, held from March 20-22 at the BITEC convention center. Jessie-Natasaya Promma, star of the yuri series Heart Code and Preem-Preenapa Kanchanarat, a presenter and actress from MONO29 known for her roles in Fang Len Fai and the Mahakam Manut festival, joined forces with fellow entertainers Pang-Sahassaya Chansai and Chompoo-Sasihinyang Nguyenwan to form the “Golden Girls” team.

The quartet participated in the Women’s Relay category, supported by Jasmine International Public Company Limited (JAS), a leading global content provider. The HYROX Bangkok 2026 competition drew thousands of participants over the three-day period. The Women’s Relay required the team to navigate eight challenging stations: SkiErg, Sled Push, Sled Pull, Burpee Broad Jumps, Rowing, Farmers Carry, Sandbag Lunges, and Wall Balls.

The “Golden Girls” dedicated months to rigorous training, preparing both physically and mentally for the international-level competition. Their efforts culminated in a finishing time of 1 hour, 32 minutes, and 20 seconds, demonstrating the team’s strength, determination, and collaborative spirit.

According to a recent report by Talking Biz News [1], the Wall Street Journal is currently seeking a senior platform editor, indicating ongoing shifts and restructuring within major news organizations. Even as not directly related to the HYROX competition, this highlights the evolving media landscape and the importance of skilled editorial staff. Business.com [2] recently published an article detailing the meaning of C-Suite job titles, offering context to the organizational structures within companies like Jasmine International, the sponsor of the “Golden Girls” team.

Recent industry news from Press Gazette [4] details cutbacks impacting senior editorial staff at Reach, a UK-based publisher. This trend of restructuring within media companies, coupled with the changes at the Wall Street Journal, suggests a period of adjustment and re-evaluation within the news and entertainment industries. Separately, a New York Post article [3] reports on changes at CBS News, with a new boss remaking the network, signaling a shift in editorial standards.