ONE Friday Fights 109 Results
ONE Friday Fights 109 brought 11 bouts across Muay Thai, kickboxing and MMA to Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok on May 23, 2025. The main event ended with Yod-IQ Or Pimolsri earning a unanimous decision over Brice Delval in bantamweight Muay Thai, extending his winning run to seven. The card also featured several first-round finishes and the ONE debut of Japanese kickboxer Yuki Yoza.
Yod-IQ edges Delval in the main event
Delval started with forward pressure and right hands, but Yod-IQ found more success as the three-round bout developed. ONE’s official recap says elbows and short hooks in the second round forced Delval’s eye to swell, while both fighters traded in the final frame. All three judges awarded Yod-IQ the decision. The victory marked his seventh straight win, according to the promotion’s event report.
The co-featured bouts highlighted how varied the Friday Fights format can be. Wuttikrai Wor Chakrawut stopped Eh Mwi by TKO at 2:37 of the first round in flyweight Muay Thai. Chama Superbon Training Camp recovered from a second-round knockdown to stop Superjeng in the third at 1:57. Italian bantamweight Muay Thai fighter Alessio Malatesta knocked out Kampeetewada Sitthikul at 2:28 of round two.
Yoza makes a winning ONE debut
Yuki Yoza’s first ONE appearance came in bantamweight kickboxing against Elbrus Osmanov. Yoza won by unanimous decision after three rounds. The official event recap describes him countering Osmanov’s spinning attacks with body and leg kicks, then using timing and push kicks to manage the late pressure. The result ended Osmanov’s 12-fight winning streak, as reported by ONE.
The card also included decisions for Denkriangkrai Singha Mawynn, Apiwat Sor Somnuk and Mohammad Siasarani, plus a first-round knockout by Bernueng Sor Salacheep. On the MMA side, Torepchi Dongak stopped Marwin Quirante at 4:01 of round one, and Shazada Ataev submitted Jean Claude Saclag with an armbar at 3:47 of the second. These outcomes show why the event is best described as a mixed-rules card, rather than as a Muay Thai show alone.
Results and context
With 11 contests spanning three disciplines, ONE Friday Fights 109 combined established names with athletes making their promotional debuts. Yod-IQ’s decision supplied the headline result; the finishes from Wuttikrai, Chama, Bernueng, Malatesta and Dongak gave the card its stoppage moments. Yoza’s victory added a notable debut, while the two MMA bouts brought grappling and ground transitions into a program otherwise centered on striking. The official event and results pages provide the complete card and a bout-by-bout recap for readers checking individual outcomes.
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