Gingsanglek Wor Kumchamnarn Beats Thant Zin in 71 Seconds
Lumpinee Boxing Stadium, Bangkok — August 15, 2025
Gingsanglek Wor Kumchamnarn (46-12) delivered one of the most explosive performances of the night at ONE Friday Fights 120, dismantling Myanmar’s Thant Zin (15-3) via TKO just 1 minute and 11 seconds into Round 1. In a showcase of elite Muay Thai aggression, the Thai phenom wasted no time asserting dominance and sending a message to the bantamweight division.
Gingsanglek’s Blitz Leaves No Doubt
From the opening bell, Gingsanglek came forward with surgical violence. He cut off the ring, feinted with intent, and began ripping body kicks and elbows that stunned Thant Zin early. The Burmese striker attempted to circle out and counter, but Gingsanglek’s pressure was relentless.
A vicious left hook followed by a barrage of knees and punches forced the referee to intervene at 1:11 of Round 1, awarding Gingsanglek the TKO victory in front of a roaring Lumpinee crowd.
Thant Zin Overwhelmed by Speed and Power
Thant Zin entered the bout with a strong record and reputation for durability, but he was unable to withstand the early storm. Gingsanglek’s timing, volume, and clinch control proved too much, too soon. The loss marks a setback for the rising Myanmar talent, who will need to regroup before his next outing.
Bantamweight Division Gets a New Wrecking Machine
With the win, Gingsanglek improves his standing in ONE’s stacked bantamweight Muay Thai division. His aggressive style and finishing instinct make him a compelling matchup for top contenders like Nakrob Fairtex or even a future clash with champion Jonathan Haggerty.
Conclusion
Gingsanglek Wor Kumchamnarn’s 71-second destruction of Thant Zin wasn’t just a win—it was a warning. In a sport built on speed, violence, and precision, Gingsanglek delivered all three in devastating fashion. ONE Friday Fights 120 crowned warriors, but it also revealed a new bantamweight menace ready to rise.
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