Yodlekpet vs. Pompet III Headlines ONE Friday Fights 170

The ultimate rematch has finally arrived, bringing with it a golden opportunity for someone to change the course of their career overnight.

The rubber match is finally here, and so is a golden opportunity for someone to change their career overnight. This Friday, September 11, ONE Friday Fights 170 will be headlined by a trilogy-deciding main event, and it will feature a co-main event that will see one athlete’s incredible winning streak continue and another fall to the dust. And, as always, someone could leave Bangkok’s Lumpinee Stadium with a US$100,000 contract and coveted spot on ONE Championship’s global roster.

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Two Rivals Settle An Old Score Once And For All

There's no split decision or shared bragging rights this time. Yodlekpet "The Destroyer" Or Atchariya and Pompet Pongsuphan PK step in for the deciding chapter of their trilogy, with a flyweight Muay Thai showdown that carries far more weight than a typical main event.

Yodlekpet, a decorated four-time Muay Thai World Champion who edged out his compatriot via split decision in their first encounter back in August 2025, has quietly rebuilt momentum with three consecutive victories, positioning himself as the man to beat heading into Friday.

Pompet has his own case to make, however. Since evening the series with a split-decision win of his own in September 2025, he's continued climbing the mountain. He is coming off back-to-back TKO victories, including one over former top-five contender Jaosuayai Mor Krungthepthonburi, to remind everyone that he’s a dangerous man.

Whoever walks away Friday night doesn't just win a fight and inch closer to a life-changing contract. They close the book on a rivalry that's spanned years.

Momentum Meets Momentum In A Co-Main Event Showdown

There’s also fireworks in the co-main event, as surging Muay Thai fighters Ayad Albadr and Kongchai Chanaidonmueang throw down in strawweight action – and a spectacular finish could all but guarantee that the victor secures the US$100,000 contract and coveted global roster spot.

Albadr, a two-time IFMA gold medalist, has looked untouchable since returning to the promotion, methodically working his way up the divisional ladder and rattling off five straight wins.

Kongchai, meanwhile, has been just as impressive in his own right, riding a four-fight streak of his own capped by a highlight-reel stoppage victory.

Something has to give when two hot streaks like this collide, and both men understand that a loss here could halt their respective climbs toward bigger opportunities.