ONE Friday Fights 165 is pulling no punches. Bangkok's iconic Lumpinee Stadium hosts another explosive night of Muay Thai action this Friday, August 7, and the warriors stepping through the ropes have one thing on their mind: a life-changing US$100,000 contract.

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A Dream On The Line In The Main Event

The atomweight Muay Thai division is about to get a whole lot more interesting.

Petninmungkorn NamkangIceland and Pet Suanluangrodyok headline the show in a clash between two of the most fearsome knockout artists in the weight class, and neither man wants to go the full three rounds on Friday.

Not only is Petninmungkorn undefeated in ONE, but he has been a wrecking machine. He has six wins in a row, four of them by stoppage, built on a straight right and body kick combination that opponents simply cannot solve. His motivation is simple and deeply personal: fight hard, win big, and change his family's life forever. And if he gets his 66th career win and seventh straight victory this week, then he may finally earn the life-changing contract.

But Pet has been doing his own damage, too. The Khon Kaen native has racked up three straight victories, with his win over Adam Sor Dechapan serving as proof that he can compete under the brightest lights and still emerge victorious. If he were to claim his 54th career victory and be the only person to finish his Thai compatriot, then Pet could potentially secure the contract and coveted roster spot.

The Co-Main Event Is A Pure Clash Of Styles

If you love contrasting styles, the co-main event is going to be must-watch television.

Suksawat PK Saenchai is the definition of a craftsman. The 25-year-old technician builds his entire offense around a beautifully placed left body kick that chips away at opponents until there's nothing left. He recently earned his 91st career win, handing unbeaten Linus Bylander his first professional loss, and arrives with his confidence sky-high.

Standing across from him is Ilyas Musaev, a 24-year-old power puncher who has shown the ability to end a fight with a single shot. The Dagestani is known for sharp straights, tight combinations, and the kind of natural punching power that keeps opponents honest. And should he beat Suksawat to get his 12th career win, it would be the biggest triumph of his young career.

ONE Friday Fights 165 Full Card

-Petninmungkorn NamkangIceland vs. Pet Suanluangrodyok (Muay Thai – Atomweight)

-Suksawat PK Saenchai vs. Ilyas Musaev (Muay Thai – Bantamweight)

-Monpraram Detrat vs. Kom (Muay Thai – Atomweight)

-Rawee Looksuan vs. Tantawy Ahmed Hafez (Muay Thai – Strawweight)

-Changthong M U Den vs. Petanda Kiatyodying (Muay Thai – Bantamweight)

-Attachai Boxing Army 3 vs. Superchamp WutdychonburipraLeasing (Muay Thai – Strawweight)

-Khunsuk T1 Fight Academy vs. Aung Tun Bo (Muay Thai – Atomweight)

-Songpandin Chor Kaewwiset vs. Vincenzo Esposito (Muay Thai – Flyweight)

-Chatpet Suablack vs. Riku Ito (Muay Thai – Atomweight)