ONE Muay Thai

Pompet PongSuphan PK carries dangerous momentum into Friday night’s main event, but momentum means nothing if inconsistency derails the trajectory. The 27-year-old Thai veteran enters ONE Friday Fights 138 with a decorated 109-47 record and the kind of finishing ability that can end fights in seconds. His 75-second demolition of Duangsompong Jitmuangnon announced his arrival

The weight class decision proved correct. Nico Carrillo moved back up to featherweight Muay Thai after his January 2025 loss to 6-foot-4 Thai-Algerian skyscraper Nabil Anane at ONE 170, reassessing where he felt healthiest and strongest following the bantamweight title chase that came up short. The 27-year-old Glasgow native has been unstoppable ever since, knocking

The promotional debut loss in March 2023 feels like ancient history now for Black Panther, who has transformed that setback into a four-fight winning streak that’s seen the 26-year-old Thai striker grow more dangerous with every appearance inside ONE Championship. The resurgence began at ONE Friday Fights 24 in July 2023 with a split decision

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

The high right kick Yod-IQ Or Pimolsri threw at 2:06 of the opening round didn’t arrive by chance. The 23-year-old Thai sensation had drilled that exact attack twice daily at PK Saenchai Muaythaigym alongside Ajarn Chanwit, Sia Khaek, and featherweight king Tawanchai PK Saenchai until the movement became pure instinct. Morning sessions, evening sessions, relentless

Nabil Anane’s promotional debut lasted two minutes. Superlek stopped him in their flyweight Muay Thai encounter in 2023, and the loss carried more weight than any defeat should for someone who’d become the youngest fighter to win a WBC Muay Thai World Title. Rather than folding under the setback, the Algerian-Thai striker went back to

The calendar hadn’t given Johan “Jojo” Ghazali much time to celebrate before 2025 turned on him. Fresh off a devastating first-round knockout of Josue Cruz at ONE 168: Denver that earned him a US$50,000 performance bonus, the Malaysian-American prodigy entered January riding momentum that seemed unstoppable. Then Johan Estupinan handed him a unanimous decision loss.

Retirement whispers threatened to become deafening roars if Sam-A Gaiyanghadao lost to rising star Jaosuayai Mor Krungthepthonburi at ONE Friday Fights 137: Tawanchai vs. Liu on December 19 inside Bangkok’s legendary Lumpinee Stadium. The 42-year-old Thai icon understood the stakes perfectly — victory keeps his world title dreams alive, defeat ends them permanently. Facing a

Raw toughness defined Mohammad Siasarani’s early ONE Championship performances — walking through punishment, absorbing damage, testing himself against anyone placed across the ring regardless of reputation or danger. Yet that unpolished aggression represented only the foundation for what the 23-year-old Iranian would eventually become through years of refinement inside ONE Friday Fights’ featherweight divisions. His

The picture-perfect head kick that ended Alexey Balyko’s night in 52 seconds represented more than redemption for Yod-IQ Or Pimolsri. It served as the exclamation point on nearly three years of relentless dedication through ONE Friday Fights that transformed the 23-year-old Thai striker into Mr. ONE Friday Fights himself. His spectacular first-round knockout at ONE