Pivotal Rematch in the Main Event

Suriyanlek Por Yenying enters his flyweight Muay Thai rematch against Decho Por Borirak riding a wave of momentum after back-to-back wins, including a spectacular knockout over Rambong Sor Therapat that sent shockwaves through the global fight community. The 29-year-old from Mahasarakham wields dangerous power in both hands, capable of ending a fight in an instant.

After struggling to find consistency early in his ONE Championship tenure, Suriyanlek has hit his stride at the perfect time. With an impressive 84-29 record that reflects years of hard-earned experience, a Halloween victory could secure the six-figure deal that changes both his career and his family’s future.

Meanwhile, Decho Por Borirak enters this rematch hungry for redemption after losing their first encounter in September by unanimous decision. Representing Singha Mawynn, the 22-year-old started his ONE journey with two straight wins over Isannuea Chor Bangsaen. Now, he has the chance to earn his 48th career victory and avenge the only defeat on his ONE Friday Fights record.

Muay Thai Styles Collide in Co-Main Event

The co-main event features a thrilling clash of styles between Panrit Lukjaomaesaiwaree and Krisana Daodenmuaythai in a bantamweight Muay Thai showdown. Holding a 74-32 record, Panrit, 28, is known for his chaotic fighting style, explosive power, and relentless pace — traits sharpened at Superbon Training Camp. His wild boxing combinations and elite clinch game have earned him several highlight-reel knockouts inside the ONE Friday Fights ring.

Across the ring, Krisana Daodenmuaythai represents the art of precision and calculation. With a 75-29 record, the Dowden Muay Thai technician prefers surgical accuracy over brute strength. The 24-year-old enters the fight on a two-bout win streak, including a dominant unanimous decision over Komawut FA Group. His sharp elbows and disciplined timing make him a constant threat, particularly against opponents who press forward recklessly.

Russian Teen Phenom Defends Perfect Record

Eighteen-year-old prodigy Rustam Yunusov continues his rise as one of Muay Thai’s most exciting young talents, carrying his flawless 14-0 record into a flyweight showdown with seasoned veteran Petsukumvit Tomthungyai.

The Russian southpaw — training out of One Chance and Tomahawk Kamilov Team — has captured attention with crisp technique and fight IQ far beyond his years. Ten of his victories have come by knockout, including a recent unanimous decision over Donking Yotharakmuaythai at ONE Friday Fights 123. Despite his youth, Yunusov has consistently proven he belongs among the sport’s elite.

However, his opponent Petsukumvit, a 27-year-old two-time Rajadamnern Stadium Muay Thai World Champion, brings experience that can’t be underestimated. With 65 professional wins, the Thai veteran has spent decades competing at the highest level. Though his ONE Championship campaign has seen mixed results, his technical boxing and dangerous clinch remain potent weapons against any opponent.

The contrast between Yunusov’s youth and Petsukumvit’s experience sets up a fascinating test — can the rising star maintain his perfect record against a veteran who’s faced every style imaginable?

Full Card – ONE Friday Fights 131

• Suriyanlek Por Yenying vs. Decho Por Borirak (Flyweight Muay Thai)
• Panrit Lukjaomaesaiwaree vs. Krisana Daodenmuaythai (Bantamweight Muay Thai)
• Buakhiao Por Paoin vs. Maemmot Sor Salacheep (Bantamweight Muay Thai)
• Petmuangnua Tongkawchiangmai vs. Mohamed Taoufyq (Flyweight Muay Thai)
• Gabriele Moram vs. Nongfahsai TOP PK Saenchai (Atomweight Muay Thai)
• Ikkyusan Sor Salacheep vs. Daodaeng Annymuaythai (Atomweight Muay Thai)
• Rustam Yunusov vs. Petsukumvit Tomthungyai (Flyweight Muay Thai)
• Zhu Shuai vs. Arthur Klopp (Bantamweight Kickboxing)
• Gabriel Pereira vs. TAKU (Bantamweight Kickboxing)
• Alexandre Khan vs. Seiya Matsuda (Featherweight MMA)
• Tsz Ching Phoebe Lo vs. Madhyson Klatt (Atomweight Muay Thai)
• Shazada Ataev vs. Mehrab Mammadzada (Flyweight MMA)