ONE's The Inner Circle 36 is set for Oct. 30 at Lumpinee, with Numsurin vs. Akram Hamidi in atomweight Muay Thai and Xavier Gonzalez vs. Exza Wankhongohm in the co-main.
From 4 reports by 2 outlets
What we know
- The Inner Circle 36 takes place Oct. 30 at Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok and streams live for members at live.onefc.com.
- The card has five bouts: four Muay Thai and one bantamweight kickboxing bout. No results have been declared yet.
- Exza Wankhongohm is making his ONE debut against Xavier Gonzalez.
- Gonzalez's most recent fight was a split-decision loss to Thway Lin Htet; ONE says he felt he deserved to win.
Reported, not confirmed
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MiddleEasy cites a ONE promotional post listing a 6:30 p.m. Thailand start for the card.
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Numsurin's ONE profile lists a 7-2 promotional record, and Hamidi's lists three wins and two defeats.
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The Inner Circle 36 is a card about momentum, and its two top bouts pit fighters trying to regain it against opponents who can take it away.
Numsurin Chor Ketwina, 31, opened his ONE career with six straight wins on the weekly series, which earned a US$100,000 contract and a shot at the inaugural atomweight Muay Thai title against Nadaka Yoshinari at ONE 173 in Tokyo. He lost that five-round fight, then lost to Pet Suanluangrodyok in March. He ended the skid with a unanimous decision over Songchainoi Kiatsongrit at ONE Friday Fights 160, but that win did not by itself earn another title assignment.
Hamidi, 27, is an Algerian-French striker who trains with Team Valente and is a three-time ISKA kickboxing world champion. He arrives off a decision over Watcharaphon Laochokcharoen at ONE Friday Fights 164, and his earlier ONE wins include stoppages of Jomhod Auto MuayThai and Kongchai Chanaidonmueang. ONE says he is dropping to atomweight for the first time, so a win over a top contender could put him in the title conversation.
The co-main brings a different kind of pressure. Gonzalez, a Spaniard based in Thailand, knocked out Payaksurin JP Power and Chatanan in back-to-back appearances, then lost a split decision to Thway Lin Htet that ONE says he felt he deserved to win. Talk of a contract has grown, and Exza, making his promotional debut, has the chance to disrupt it.
The rest of the card has Tomyamkoong Bhumjaithai vs. Yassir Rassafi in bantamweight Muay Thai, Petkhaokradong Lukjaomaesaithong vs. Abdelali Zahidi in featherweight Muay Thai, and Evan Gambuto vs. Ranma in bantamweight kickboxing. Ranma is looking to recover from a third-round stoppage loss to Katsuki Kitano at ONE SAMURAI 2.
Watch whether Numsurin and Gonzalez both win. That would strengthen the case for another title shot for one and a main roster contract for the other.
Numsurin Chor Ketwina, 31, opened his ONE career with six straight wins on the weekly series, which earned a US$100,000 contract and a shot at the inaugural atomweight Muay Thai title against Nadaka Yoshinari at ONE 173 in Tokyo. He lost that five-round fight, then lost to Pet Suanluangrodyok in March. He ended the skid with a unanimous decision over Songchainoi Kiatsongrit at ONE Friday Fights 160, but that win did not by itself earn another title assignment.
Hamidi, 27, is an Algerian-French striker who trains with Team Valente and is a three-time ISKA kickboxing world champion. He arrives off a decision over Watcharaphon Laochokcharoen at ONE Friday Fights 164, and his earlier ONE wins include stoppages of Jomhod Auto MuayThai and Kongchai Chanaidonmueang. ONE says he is dropping to atomweight for the first time, so a win over a top contender could put him in the title conversation.
The co-main brings a different kind of pressure. Gonzalez, a Spaniard based in Thailand, knocked out Payaksurin JP Power and Chatanan in back-to-back appearances, then lost a split decision to Thway Lin Htet that ONE says he felt he deserved to win. Talk of a contract has grown, and Exza, making his promotional debut, has the chance to disrupt it.
The rest of the card has Tomyamkoong Bhumjaithai vs. Yassir Rassafi in bantamweight Muay Thai, Petkhaokradong Lukjaomaesaithong vs. Abdelali Zahidi in featherweight Muay Thai, and Evan Gambuto vs. Ranma in bantamweight kickboxing. Ranma is looking to recover from a third-round stoppage loss to Katsuki Kitano at ONE SAMURAI 2.
Watch whether Numsurin and Gonzalez both win. That would strengthen the case for another title shot for one and a main roster contract for the other.
- Summary
- ONE's The Inner Circle 36 is set for Oct. 30 at Lumpinee, with Numsurin vs. Akram Hamidi in atomweight Muay Thai and Xavier Gonzalez vs. Exza Wankhongohm in the co-main.
- Key points (one per line)
- Numsurin Chor Ketwina meets Akram Hamidi in an atomweight Muay Thai main event on Oct. 30 at Lumpinee Stadium, Bangkok
Xavier Gonzalez faces ONE debutant Exza Wankhongohm in a flyweight Muay Thai co-main
Five-bout card streams live for members at live.onefc.com; no results yet
- Official source URL
- https://www.onefc.com/news/full-card-revealed-for-the-inner-circle-36-on-october-30/
- Official source name
- ONE Championship
- Also reported by (Name | URL per line)
- MiddleEasy | https://middleeasy.com/muay-thai/inner-circle-36-numsurin-akram-hamidi-full-card-october-30/
ONE Championship | https://www.onefc.com/events/one-friday-fights-176/
ONE Championship | https://www.onefc.com/features/3-thrilling-reasons-to-watch-the-inner-circle-36-on-october-30/
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