[3] Zaza kept on winning her matches and her reputation as an up-and-coming fighter spread in the Muaythai community.
Originally scheduled to fight Canadian Vernica Tiger for the championship on December 4, 2008, Sor Aree defeated Greek Farni Kiatchionson by points decision.
[4] On August 12, 2009 (2009-08-12), Sor Aree defeated fellow countrywoman Farsai Nongkipahuyuth by decision, retaining her title.
[5] In her first fight overseas, Zaza defended her WPMF women's World Flyweight championship again on November 8, 2009 (2009-11-08) in Japan, when she defeated Gracyer Aki by unanimous decision after five rounds.
On January 16, 2010 (2010-01-16), Sor Aree won her bout by decision against Ploy Suay Sukroong Ruang at Thailand vs Challenger Series.
Zaza was scheduled to defend her WPMF title against Slovak Lucia Krajcovicova on August 12, 2011 (2011-08-12) at Thailand vs Challenger: Queen's Birthday 2011 but, for unknown reasons, her opponent was changed to English Iman Barlow (also known as Aman Jitti Gym) a few hours before the date, leading ultimately to the cancellation of the bout due to Iman Barlow not meeting the required.
[7] After having stopped with professional Muay Thai while pursuing a University degree ZaZa Sor Aree started a comeback in April 2015 (won) and, as the time of writing, is looking to come back full-time while also pursuing further TV and Muay Thai teaching commitments.