ONE Friday Fights 160 Brings Nine Muay Thai Bouts And A High-Stakes Rematch To Lumpinee Stadium
Friday night belongs to the ring this week. ONE Friday Fights 160 delivers nine Muay Thai bouts live in Asia primetime from Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand, on Friday, June 26, headlined by a rematch that has been building since the moment the original decision was read.
Numsurin Chor Ketwina and Songchainoi Kiatsongrit meet for the second time in the main event. When the two atomweight contenders first collided at ONE Friday Fights 122, Songchainoi was rolling with nine straight wins and considerable momentum.
Numsurin, then 30 years old and fighting from Sisaket, hurt his opponent in round two and took the majority decision in a result few had anticipated. The win earned him a ONE contract and, eventually, a shot at Nadaka Yoshinari for the inaugural ONE Atomweight Muay Thai World Title.
Both men pursued that title opportunity. Both came away defeated. Now they meet again with the same prize on the horizon, the winner earning a second crack at the Japanese icon who holds the gold.
In the co-main event, two-time K-1 Champion Yodkhunpon steps into ONE for the first time when he faces 21-year-old Turkish contender Semih Sah Cindir in a bantamweight showdown. Yodkhunpon, who hails from Nakhon Ratchasima, twice won the K-1 World Max tournament.
In the 2024 edition he fought three times in a single day, knocking out two opponents before claiming the title on points in the final. He defended the belt in 2025 with a first-round knockout. Now he takes on his biggest challenge yet at the home of Muay Thai.
Cindir has been building quietly on ONE’s weekly stage. The former Turkish amateur champion and European Cup medalist left Istanbul at 18 for Krabi, chasing Muay Thai at its source, and has risen steadily through the ranks since. His most recent performance of note came at ONE Friday Fights 154, where he ended Wang Penghui’s eight-fight winning streak and announced himself as a genuine threat at bantamweight.
The rest of the card fills out across three weight classes. Wanchainoi and Dokmaipa Santiubon collide at strawweight. Ayad Albadr meets Kongchai Chanaidonmueang in a second strawweight contest. Three flyweight fights follow, with Ubaid Hussain, Chartpayak Saksatoon, and Face Erawan all in action. Two more atomweight bouts round out the evening, featuring Pet Suanluangrodyok and Hern NF Looksuan.
All nine bouts are available live in Asia primetime on Friday, June 26, from Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok.
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