Pompet’s Mixed Form Meets Decho’s Resilience in High-Stakes Contract Fight at ONE Friday Fights 138
The momentum has been inconsistent for Pompet PongSuphan PK lately. The 27-year-old Thai veteran with 109 career victories has alternated between wins and losses across his past six fights, showing flashes of the dangerous finishing power that earned him four spectacular knockouts in his first five ONE Championship appearances while struggling to find consistency against elite-level opposition.
His promotional journey began memorably at ONE Friday Fights 17 in May 2023 when he starched Duangsompong Jitmuangnon with a one-punch knockout, launching an impressive stretch that included notable triumphs over seasoned campaigners Rittidet Sor Sommai and Suriyanlek Por Yenying.
Now he enters riding crucial back-to-back wins, most recently flooring Scotland’s Gregor Thom three times in round two for a November TKO that showcased his finishing instincts remain sharp.
On January 16 at ONE Friday Fights 138 inside Bangkok’s Lumpinee Stadium, broadcasting live in Asia primetime, the PK Saenchai Muaythaigym product faces hungry young challenger Decho Por Borirak in a flyweight Muay Thai main event where both fighters have their eyes firmly fixed on earning the life-changing US$100,000 contract with ONE Championship’s main roster.
Another victory would significantly strengthen Pompet’s case for the coveted contract he’s been chasing through seven promotional appearances.
The Singha Mawynn representative brings 48 career victories and a resilient fighting spirit to this opportunity. Decho announced his arrival at ONE Friday Fights 104 in April 2025 with a hard-fought split-decision win over Isannuea ChotBangsaen, before settling their rivalry definitively via unanimous decision in the June rematch.
His promotional journey hit a roadblock against the relentless Suriyanlek at ONE Friday Fights 124, where despite scoring a late knockdown, he absorbed two eight-counts in the final round and suffered his first promotional defeat.
The young Thai responded with character, earning revenge in their October rematch with a dominant unanimous decision performance that showcased his evolution and mental fortitude.
Victory over the experienced Pompet would represent his biggest win and dramatically improve his chances of securing the contract as 2026 begins, proving that resilience and the ability to learn from setbacks matter more than maintaining an unblemished record in ONE’s pressure-cooker weekly series.
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