Kongchai against Khanzadeh and Denkriangkrai against Strungari Lead ONE Friday Fights 148

There is no rest for the wicked. Just one week after ONE Friday Fights 147 set Lumpinee Stadium on fire, the world's largest martial arts organization is back on March 27. Nine bouts, nine athletes chasing the same dream – a life-changing US$100,000 contract and a spot on ONE's global roster.

Momentum Collides In The Main Event

Kongchai Chanaidonmueang has been a fixture at ONE Friday Fights longer than anyone else in the history of the series, and the former Rajadamnern Stadium Muay Thai World Champion is determined to remind everyone exactly why.

The 23-year-old southpaw kicked off his promotional tenure with four straight wins, and after a stretch of mixed results, he heads into Friday with one goal – to build on his momentum and put his name back into the conversation for a life-changing six-figure contract.

Standing across from him will be Mehrdad "Black Wolf" Khanzadeh, a 24-year-old Iranian knockout artist who trains out of the famed Sor Dechapan gym in Bangkok and sees this as the defining moment of his ONE career.

Khanzadeh showed grit and resilience at ONE Friday Fights 125, coming back from a knockdown to earn a split-decision victory, and he arrives this Friday hungry to get his second straight victory.

Finishes Meet In The Co-Main Event

Denkriangkrai Mavinn Muaythai has been turning heads with one of the strongest recent runs in the entire series – he has four consecutive victories built on a technically polished southpaw game that gets sharper and sharper with every outing.

The 27-year-old Siam Omnoi Champion is chasing the same six-figure contract his Team Mavinn Muaythai stablemate Shadow Mavinn secured, and a fifth straight win on Friday would make that dream feel very real.

But Valerii Strungari is not here to make up the numbers. The 24-year-old Moldovan announced himself in spectacular fashion in his promotional debut last November, rallying to earn a stunning third-round knockout.

Training out of Team Mehdi Zatout in Pattaya, Strungari looks to prove that the hype surrounding him is real.