Pompet Ready To Settle The Score, Finish His Feud With Yodlekpet At ONE Friday Fights 170

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This Friday, September 11, Pompet Pongsuphan PK finally gets to close a chapter that's followed him for over a year. The Thai standout headlines the trilogy-deciding main event of ONE Friday Fights 170 against Yodlekpet "The Destroyer" Or Atchariya inside Bangkok's Lumpinee Stadium, with both men understanding that this rubber match carries far more weight than a typical night at the office.

Two Fights, Two Split Decisions, One Final Chapter

Pompet first crossed paths with Yodlekpet "The Destroyer" Or Atchariya in August 2025, falling via a razor-thin split decision that left fans and critics debating the outcome.

The demand for a rematch came swiftly, and just a month later, the 28-year-old answered back with a split-decision win of his own.

With the rivalry now deadlocked, Pompet is thrilled to finally settle things once and for all.

"I feel great and really happy about it," he said. "Both of us still have unfinished business, so this third fight will finally settle the score once and for all."

Momentum And Elite Company Fuel His Preparation

Pompet enters Friday's trilogy match riding real momentum, having strung together back-to-back TKO victories, including a statement finish over Jaosuayai Mor Krungthepthonburi.

Much of that surge has come from training alongside elite company at PK Saenchai Muaythaigym, sharing the mats with names like ONE Strawweight Kickboxing World Champion Prajanchai PongSuphan PK and former ONE Featherweight Muay Thai World Champion Tawanchai PK Saenchai, who have helped him hone his craft.

"For this camp, I built up my strength, stamina, speed, and accuracy," Pompet said.

"It's going to come down to my speed, output, and relentless combinations. He tends to be a bit slower, so we hold a clear advantage in that department."

Preparing New Weapons For A Durable Yodlekpet

Pompet knows exactly what Yodlekpet brings into this trilogy fight.

The four-time Muay Thai World Champion has never been an easy man to put away, boasting a granite chin that's proven nearly impenetrable throughout his career.

Rather than force the issue, Pompet has sharpened his striking and developed new tricks specifically for this assignment.

"Scoring a knockout will be tough because he's extremely durable. My cleanest strikes will likely be my right kick, right hand, or flying right knee followed by a right cross," Pompet said.

"I've prepared a lot of new things for this fight, so you'll just have to wait and see in the ring."