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Komawut FA Group was poised to become ONE Friday Fights’ next breakout star just eleven months ago, his 7-2 start positioning him perfectly for a six-figure contract. The devastating second-round knockout of Panrit Lukjaomaesaiwaree at ONE Friday Fights 96 last February showcased exactly why — his vicious knees and elbows through technical clinch work made […]

Many fighters will walk into Lumpinee Stadium this Friday hunting life-changing opportunities, their dreams of $100,000 contracts and main roster spots hanging in the balance. But ONE Friday Fights 141 offers more than just international stars chasing glory — the card features the return of teenage superstar Johan Ghazali, whose presence reminds everyone watching what’s

Black Panther had already compiled an 80-17 professional record on Thailand’s unforgiving stadium circuit, proving his elite skills against the nation’s toughest competition. But the Pattaya native was fighting under a different name — Jong-Ang-Dam, which translates to Black King Cobra — and despite the victories piling up, something was missing. That changed when he

Diego Paez has spent months away from the spotlight, watching his Classic Fight Team stablemates collect victories while he refined his craft in the gym’s Fountain Valley, California, facility. The split decision win over Johan Ghazali last June satisfied his competitive hunger temporarily, but the Colombian-American striker craves something more definitive — a signature finish

Allycia Hellen Rodrigues has conquered every challenge placed before her since returning from motherhood, stringing together three dominant victories that reestablished her as the atomweight division’s most dangerous finisher. Now the Brazilian mom-champion faces her most daunting test yet — a Thai prodigy who holds gold in another discipline and hasn’t lost a single fight

The loss to Sam-A Gaiyanghadao still stings for Thway Lin Htet, even months later. Dropping a Muay Thai legend in round two meant nothing when the final scorecards favored experience over youth, leaving the 22-year-old Myanmar striker hungrier than ever to prove his explosive style belongs among the elite. At ONE Friday Fights 140 on

Self-criticism drives improvement better than external pressure ever could, and Kongchai Chanaidonmueang enters his record 16th Friday Fights appearance demanding more from himself than audiences ever expected. The 23-year-old Thai southpaw headlines ONE Friday Fights 140 on January 30 against Myanmar powerhouse Thway Lin Htet, vowing to eliminate the slow starts that have frustrated him