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Get ready for an electrifying night because ONE Fight Night 37 is finally here! The iconic Lumpinee Boxing Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand, is buzzing with excitement as it hosts this month's thrilling Friday night showdown on Amazon Prime Video. The action kicks off live at 9 pm ET/6 pm PT, exclusively for North American fans on Amazon Prime Video. Across the pond in the United Kingdom and Ireland, night owls can catch the adrenaline-pumping event on Sky Sports at 2 am local time Saturday morning. For everyone else, the heart-pounding action is just a click away on ONE Championship’s official website via pay-per-view.

After a successful weigh-in yesterday, eight out of the nine scheduled bouts across kickboxing, MMA, and Muay Thai are ready to rock the ring! Unfortunately, the highly anticipated bantamweight Muay Thai clash between No. 4 contender Rambolek and No. 5 contender Abdulla Dayakaev has been postponed due to Dayakaev falling ill. But fear not, because the night is set to culminate in a jaw-dropping main event: the Inaugural ONE Heavyweight Kickboxing World Championship!

Current ONE Light Heavyweight Kickboxing and Heavyweight Muay Thai Champion Roman Kryklia is on a mission to become a triple-champ as he faces off against Samet Agdeve. This epic showdown is scheduled for five intense rounds, each lasting three minutes, with the three-knockdown rule in full effect. If a fighter knocks their opponent down three times in a round or four times in the match, they’ll be declared the winner by TKO. Buckle up for a night of unforgettable action!

Get ready for an electrifying showdown as the spotlight shifts to the thrilling world of Muay Thai, also known as The Art of Eight Limbs! Brace yourself for an intense featherweight clash at 155 lbs, where the No. 4 contender, Nico Carrillo, goes head-to-head with Luke Lessei in a heart-pounding three-round battle, each lasting three adrenaline-fueled minutes. But wait, there's more! Before the action kicks off, our team has made their predictions for all four MMA matchups on the card. Do their picks align with yours? Let the excitement begin!

Get ready for an adrenaline-pumping month as ONE Championship launches into action with a thrilling doubleheader! The world's premier martial arts organization is set to ignite the weekend with ONE Friday Fights 132, broadcasting live during Asia's primetime on Friday, November 7.

Brace yourself as nearly two dozen electrifying Muay Thai and MMA warriors step into the ring, each battling for the opportunity of a lifetime—a coveted six-figure contract and a spot on the prestigious roster!

In the main event, former two-time Lumpinee Stadium Muay Thai World Champion Kompet Sitsarawatsuer goes to battle with Lebanese knockout artist Abdallah Ondash.

Plus, in the featured attraction, Khunponnoi Sor Sommai looks to extend his five-bout winning streak, but Lethwei specialist Thant Zin plans to stop him in his tracks .

For up-to-the-minute results and video highlights from every match at ONE Friday Fights 132, check below. And make sure you come back later for ONE Fight Night 37: Kryklia vs. Agdeve on Prime Video in U.S. primetime.

Abdallah OndashdefeatsKompet Sitsarawatsuervia knockout at 0:25 of round three

Vero “The Kayan Leopard”defeatsLi “Miracle Girl” Mingruivia split decision

Khunpon AekmuangnondefeatsPetnakian Sor Nakianvia unanimous decision

YodUdon BS MuaythaidefeatsPetkriangkrai Jitmuangnonvia TKO at 2:52 of round two

Pet SuanluangrodyokdefeatsFahlikit NayokJoyprajinvia knockout at 2:30 of round two

Khunponnoi Sor SommaidefeatsThant Zinvia unanimous decision

Otis WaghorndefeatsRado Popavia TKO at 1:13 of round one

Soe Naung OodefeatsMaisangngern Sor Yingcharoenkarnchangvia unanimous decision

Walid “The Joker” SnoussiandJurai Ishiibattle to a No Contest

Oliver AxelssondefeatsJean Carlos Pereiravia submission (arm-triangle choke) at 1:34 of round one

Norika RyudefeatsAdele Niebelvia submission (Armbar) at 2:09 of round one

Abdulla Dayakaev is on the brink of something monumental as he gears up for an electrifying showdown against Thailand’s Rambolek Chor Ajalaboon at ONE Fight Night 37 this Friday! The Dagestani dynamo has been tearing through the bantamweight Muay Thai ranks, and now he's poised for a shot at the title. His mission? To win with flair and set his sights on Jonathan Haggerty! Riding a wave of unstoppable momentum, the 23-year-old has obliterated his last four opponents, including a jaw-dropping 24-second knockout of Nontachai Jitmuangnon.

Dayakaev's strategy is all about relentless pressure, aggression, and those devastating punches that leave opponents reeling before they even know what hit them. “I need to kill my opponent and finish,” he declared with fiery determination. “My strategy is always push, press him and catch him or put him to sleep.” On the other side of the ring, Rambolek is one of Thailand’s most thrilling young prospects. At just 22, he trains at the renowned Superbon Training Camp and boasts a four-fight winning streak, with spectacular finishes over Dmitrii Kovtun and Parham Gheirati. With his technical prowess, calm demeanor, and deadly timing, the Thai sensation brings a wealth of experience and precision to this epic clash. Yet, Dayakaev is unfazed, claiming Rambolek has “never fought a fighter like me … my power is different.”

This showdown comes at a pivotal moment in the division. Bantamweight Muay Thai world champion Nabil Anane, Dayakaev’s teammate at Venum in Thailand, was set to defend his title against former champion Jonathan Haggerty at ONE 173. But with Haggerty sidelined by injury, Anane is moving up to featherweight kickboxing, leaving a golden opportunity for someone to step up—and Dayakaev is ready to seize it! “It is good for me,” he said, eyes gleaming with ambition. “I cannot fight Nabil. Now I want Haggerty.” While Dayakaev remains laser-focused on Rambolek, his sights are clearly set on the ultimate prize. Haggerty is a titan in the sport, and the Dagestani contender is eager to face that challenge once he takes care of business this week!

Get ready for an electrifying showdown! Thai sensation Numsurin Chor Ketwina has been unstoppable in the ONE Championship arena, and now he's on the brink of the most monumental fight of his life! Mark your calendars for Sunday, November 16, as the TDed99 prodigy faces off against Japan’s Nadaka for the inaugural ONE Atomweight Muay Thai World Title at ONE 173: Superbon vs. Noiri, set in the iconic Ariake Arena in Tokyo.

Numsurin has been quietly but fiercely climbing the ranks, boasting an impeccable record in the thrilling ONE Friday Fights series. With six consecutive victories in the world’s premier martial arts organization, he’s dazzled fans with his razor-sharp boxing, unshakeable composure, and strategic genius. His latest conquest was against Songchainoi Kiatsongrit at ONE Friday Fights 122, where he floored the star in round two, snapping his nine-fight winning streak. That spectacular win secured Numsurin a US$100,000 main-roster contract, catapulting him toward this career-defining moment at ONE 173!

The World Boxing Council  has announced the participation of several Muay Thai stars as special guests at its 2025 Annual Convention, to be held in Bangkok from November 30 to December 5.

The convention will take place at the prestigious Marriott Marquis Queen’s Park in Bangkok, and this year’s edition will be historic — for the first time ever, the WBC will officially integrate its Muay Thai branch into the main event, uniting both worlds of combat under one roof.

The fifth edition’s agenda will include seminars, networking sessions, an awards ceremony, and a gala night. Attendees will not only hear firsthand from athletes like Brandon Adams but also take part in discussions about the future of boxing and the safety of the sport.

Home heroes: Muay Thai stars chase glory at Bangkok Games

Get ready for an electrifying showdown! The TBA was one of the nine associations that lit up Thursday’s press briefing, showcasing their fiery readiness and sky-high medal ambitions for the region’s biennial multi-sport extravaganza, set to dazzle from December 9–20 in Bangkok, Chon Buri, and Songkhla. Boxing has always been a powerhouse for Thailand, and this year, the TBA is gunning for a whopping nine gold medals from their 17 fierce fighters! “

Our SEA Games boxers are in peak form, and we’re aiming to snag no fewer than nine titles, matching our triumph in Cambodia,” declared Pol Lt Gen Chaiwat Chotima, TBA’s vice president and secretary general. “Our main challengers are the Philippines, Indonesia, and Vietnam, but with the home crowd’s roaring support, we’re unstoppable!” Meanwhile, with petanque making a thrilling comeback to the SEA Games, Gen Mangorn Kosinraseni, chairman of the sport’s normalization committee, confidently announced the national team’s goal of four gold medals. “Despite the absence of a formal governing body, our athletes are fired up to shine at the home Games,” Gen Mangorn stated. “With 11 petanque events and a transparent selection process, our team, featuring former world champions, is set to clinch at least four golds.”

After sitting out the last Games in Cambodia due to a naming dispute, the Amateur Muaythai Association of Thailand is back with a vengeance, eyeing 10 gold medals! “Our Muay Thai warriors are pumped and ready to bring home the gold. With world and continental champions in our ranks, we’re set to make waves,” said Group Captain Boonsong Nuanyong, the national Muay Thai team manager.

“Out of 18 categories, we’re targeting 10 golds — seven from the men’s events and three from the women’s.” In other thrilling disciplines, the Ju-Jitsu Association is aiming for 10 golds, while the Wushu Association is targeting two titles. Among the four demonstration sports, aeronautic sports are soaring for two golds, while mixed martial arts and flying disc are each eyeing one gold. The tug of war team is ready to pull off their best performance yet. With these exhilarating predictions, Thailand’s medal tally is expected to hit a staggering 164 gold medals across 38 sports associations at the Games!