Ondash Moves To 3-0 Against Kongchai, Thway Lin Htet Scores KO In One-Round War At ONE Friday Fights 93
ONE Friday Fights 93 kicked off ONE Championship’s first double-header weekend of 2025 in style when it went live from Bangkok, Thailand’s Lumpinee Stadium on January 10.
Twelve bouts across Muay Thai and MMA filled the card at the legendary venue, and each one delivered thrilling action.
Before all eyes turn to ONE Fight Night 27: Tang vs. Abdullaev later today, let’s recap all the scintillating finishes and nail-biting battles that occured live in Asia primetime at this edition of the most exciting weekly combat sports showcase around.
Ondash Passes Toughest Test Yet Against Kongchai
Ramadan Ondash overcame the sternest challenge of his career when he secured a unanimous decision win over Kongchai Chanaidonmueang in the evening’s strawweight Muay Thai main event.
The fight kicked off at a rapid rate. But as the first round wore on, Ondash chose to fight conservatively against his foe’s hell-for-leather approach.
That didn’t last long for the Lebanese slugger, though, as he quickly reverted to his aggressive ways in the second frame.
Ondash appeared briefly overwhelmed by Kongchai’s high kicks, but he responded with combinations, then sat the Thai down with a looping left hook.
In need of a finish, Kongchai went on the hunt in round three. “The Scorpion” was fatigued, but he avoided the onslaught and countered well to take the unanimous decision win.
With the victory, Ondash moved to 11-2 overall and 3-0 in ONE Championship.
Sen Overcomes Late Surge From Worapon To Extend Streak
Soner “Golden Boy” Sen weathered a storm from Worapon Sor Dechapan to secure a unanimous decision victory in their 142-pound catchweight Muay Thai showdown.
The Turkish slugger controlled the early exchanges with powerful right kicks while cleverly masking his most dangerous weapon.
That strategy paid off in the second round. Worapon threw a low kick, but “Golden Boy” countered with a thunderous right hand that sent the Thai fighter crashing to the canvas.
Worapon beat the count and rallied in the third round to dominate the clinch with sharp knees and elbows that earned him a knockdown of his own.
However, Sen’s early dominance and precision secured the nod from the judges in the end. The win was his third in a row in ONE Championship, and it pushed his record to 23-9 overall.
Satangthong Overcomes Maemmot In Heart-Pounding Slugfest
Satangthong Chor Hapayak had a ONE Championship debut to remember when he outclassed Maemmot Sor Salacheep in 130-pound catchweight Muay Thai.
After a brief feeling-out process, Satangthong pushed the pace in the final minute of the first round and forced Maemmot to resort to the clinch to slow things down.
The Chor Hapayak star went hunting for the finish in the second round and stepped in with a brutal onslaught. But Maemmot utilizied his clinch work again to survive.
The Sor Salacheep man came out firing in the third frame, looking for a Hail Mary knockout. But Satangthong regained his rhythm and blasted his fellow Thai with vicious hooks, which was enough to get the majority decision win and earn him his 47th career victory.
Thway Lin Htet Steamrolls Yodkitti With One-Punch KO
After suffering the first loss of his professional career at ONE Friday Fights 85, Thway Lin Htet responded emphatically with a first-round demolition of Yodkitti FiatPathum in their strawweight Muay Thai encounter.
The relentless weaponry of both men was on show as they met in the middle of the ring and let loose with wild combinations. Thway Lin Htet got the better of the exchanges and found a home for his prominent left hooks on multiple occasions, causing Yodkitti to miss.
The Myanmar native then clipped his Thai counterpart with a short elbow that sent him reeling into the corner. From there, Thway Lin Htet unleashed an explosive left hook to bring the bout to a close at 2:39 of round one.
With the KO win, he moved to 2-1 in ONE and 28-1 overall.
Rocky Shines In Second-Round Stoppage Of Chalie
Rocky Wor Wantawee announced himself in ONE Championship with a KO victory over Chalie Singha Mawynn in their 127-pound catchweight Muay Thai bout.
The 24-year-old set the tone late in the first round by using his sharp push kicks to control the distance and then dropping Chalie with a powerful right hand. His opponent answered the call, but Rocky’s momentum carried into the second round.
Two thunderous right hands floored Chalie again. Though he rose to his feet once more, Rocky’s relentless body shots and a devastating right hand to the head sealed the finish at 0:33 of the second frame.
With the win, the Wor Wantawee man improved his professional record to 49-8.
Petninmungkorn Batters Masdor For Third Straight Win
Petninmungkorn Captainkaneboxing dished out an absolute beating to capture a hard-fought majority decision win against Rifdean Masdor in their atomweight Muay Thai matchup.
Both fighters wasted no time establishing their offensive game as they went straight to throwing haymakers in the opening minute.
Petninmungkorn was as technical as he was brutal, and he found the target every time his foe lunged in to attack.
The Thai slugger was clinical with his counters, especially with his straight right, which he used to drop Masdor in the second round.
The Malaysian slugger tried to stage a late comeback in the third frame, but Petninmungkorn continued to work behind his counter to bag the judges nod and push his ONE Championship record to 3-0 and overall slate to 63-21.
Ondash Makes Quick Work Of Petlampun To Get Back On Top
Abdallah Ondash made a statement when he scored a ferocious second-round finish of Petlampun Muadablampang in their 126-pound catchweight Muay Thai contest.
Ondash led the way in the early going, pattering Petlampun with jabs and heavy right hands to keep him at bay. The Thai striker managed to land counters of his own, but his foe’s varied attacks consistently found a home.
With his range found and his attacks successful, the 23-year-old stepped up the pace to drop Petlampun with a left hook in the opening minute of the second frame.
The Thai star was well and truly on the ropes from there, and Ondash landed a picture-perfect left hook to his liver to send him down and out for good at 1:07 of round two.
As a result, he moved to 21-2 and 5-1 in ONE Championship.
Tahaneak Edges Out Mezentsev In Thrilling War
Tahaneak Nayokatasala emerged victorious in his nail-biting 118-pound catchweight Muay Thai clash with Andrii Mezentsev.
The opening round saw both fighters trading thunderous kicks, with Mezentsev landing a stunning sweep to briefly put the Thai star on the canvas. But Tahaneak recovered well to control the clinch exchanges with knees and positioning.
In the second round, Tahaneak’s sharp elbows caused significant damage, and even opened up a deep cut on Mezentsev’s forehead. The Ukrainian answered with crisp boxing, including a one-two combination that nearly scored a knockdown.
He then mounted a spirited comeback in the final round, staggering Tahaneak with heavy punches. But the Sor Chokmeechai striker maintained the edge with precise elbows and punishing kicks.
In the end, two judges at ringside favored Tahaneak, and the split-decision win pushed his record to 45-13 overall.
Bomogao Puts On Clinic Against Ran
Islay Erika Bomogao continued her ascent with an impressive unanimous decision win over Ran Longshu in their 101-pound catchweight Muay Thai showdown.
The Filipino dynamo was a picture of technical brilliance as she controlled Ran throughout the three-round affair.
Right from the opening bell, Bomogao had no problems maintaining her range while showing her uncanny power in the clinch. She rag-dolled Ran and continuously brought her back to the middle of the ring.
Ran tried to mount a late comeback in the third frame, but Bomogao used her superior boxing to close out the fight and earn her second win in ONE Championship.
Tanitsu Folds Thailandlek To Go 3-0 In ONE
Japan’s Haruyuki Tanitsu scored his third victory in ONE Championship when he made quick work of Thailandlek Sor Rungsak in 120-pound catchweight Muay Thai.
The 21-year-old went full throttle from the opening bell, pressuring his Thai foe with strong kicks to the body and heavy hooks.
The strikes to Thailandlek’s torso quickly began to accrue damage, and a venomous straight right then embedded itself in his abdomen, putting him down for the count at 1:49 of the first frame.
He was unable to answer the referee, so Tanitsu was handed the KO win, which stood as his 11th career victory and moved him to 3-0 in ONE Championship.
Dzhabrailov Obliterates Urakov In 47 Seconds
Dzhabir Dzhabrailov wasted no time dismantling ONE Championship debutant Khusan Urakov in their 176-pound catchweight MMA showdown.
The Turkish slugger showcased his dominance early, landing sharp kicks and crisp one-two punch combinations before flooring his Uzbek opponent with a thunderous overhand right.
Dzhabrailov then went on a rampage executing three powerful takedowns in quick succession. Following the third, the 19-year-old phenom unleashed relentless ground-and-pound that forced the referee to wave off the contest at 0:47 of the first round.
With the win, Dzhabrailov improved to 2-0 in ONE and 5-0 overall.
Sat’s Persistence Pays Off With Sublime Submission Of Oh
Nachyn Sat scored a hard-earned submission win over Oh Su Hwan in the evening’s opener.
Sat’s goal was clear from the opening bell of the featherweight MMA matchup. He lunged at Oh and quickly subdued the South Korean slugger with his suffocating wrestling in the first round.
Oh managed to establish his rhythm in the second frame, and he repeatedly tagged Sat with devastating power shots. But the Russian-Mongolian grappler countered with several gut-wrenching knees to the midsection.
Sat continued his grappling onslaught in the third round, and he finally got what he was looking for when he secured a rear-naked choke to get the tap at the 3:42 mark.
The win stood as “Samurai’s” third in ONE Championship and 7th in his career.
