‘100 Percent Full-Throttle’ – Isannuea And Jack Predict A Shootout At ONE Friday Fights 177
Neither Isannuea Sor Sasiwat nor Jack Siatanyokkrok PK is built for a long night of tactical point-fighting, and when these two Thai knockout artists finally meet, heavy leather is guaranteed to fly from the opening bell.
Their bantamweight Muay Thai clash headlines ONE Friday Fights 177, broadcasting live in Asia primetime from Bangkok’s iconic Lumpinee Stadium on Friday, November 6. The high-stakes showdown sits atop a stacked card loaded with eight additional MMA, Muay Thai, and kickboxing battles.
Both warriors have a distinct plan for how the night ends, and neither is shy about sharing it.
Isannuea Moves Up Looking To Bounce Back
Isannuea is desperate to return to his winning ways after falling short against undefeated British-Pakistani prospect Ubaid “Bad” Hussain, who has since earned a coveted place in the ultra-stacked 2026-2027 ONE Flyweight Muay Thai World Grand Prix.
True to his relentless fighting style, the 22-year-old simply marched forward and treated the August defeat as a necessary learning curve. Now, he is testing himself a division higher, temporarily moving up to bantamweight to gauge how his growing body fares carrying the extra mass.
Isannuea told onefc.com:
“I felt a little bit bummed out about that loss. He hit me with a body hook [in the first round], and I just didn’t brace for it in time. But Ubaid has great skills. He’s really fast.
“[I’ve also realized that] my body has gotten bigger and my weight has naturally increased. So, this is my first fight at bantamweight. I’ll have to see whether this is a permanent switch, but I’m likely dropping back down to flyweight.”
Whatever his divisional future holds, Isannuea’s focus remains firmly locked on the man standing across from him inside the historic venue this week.
The 22-year-old has thoroughly done his homework on Jack, and his strategic takeaways read exactly like a scouting report from someone who has spent hours studying the tape.
He said:
“I’ve watched him before. I’ve seen him fight in 5-round matches and also in the 4-ounce gloves. I’ve kept an eye on him for a long time.
“He’s a really strong fighter with an aggressive, come-forward style. His best asset is his durability. He’s got an iron chin and insane toughness.”
Mutual respect aside, Isannuea refuses to alter his proven formula. All four of his promotional victories have arrived via definitive stoppage, and the Sit Erawan Gym and Sor Sasiwat athlete is actively hunting the 51st win of his career with that exact same finishing instinct.
Moreover, with 2027 fast approaching, a quick night at the office could come with a lucrative financial reward, and the young gun already knows exactly how he would spend it.
The Thai slugger shared:
“I’m definitely going to invite him into a firefight and drag him into a brawl. If the opportunity to finish him arrives, I’ll take it and end it fast. I don’t want to drag it to the final round.
“I’m going to put him away – no stalling. I’m gunning for the bonus, too. It’s the end of the year, so I want to grab that bonus and use it for a New Year’s trip!”
Jack Out To Make His Return Count
Looking to abruptly spoil Isannuea’s New Year vacation dream is Jack Siatanyokkrok PK, who returns to the weekly series eager to pick up exactly where he left off.
He went 2-1 on ONE Friday Fights in 2023, with both of his victories arriving by blistering first-round knockout — an 82-second finish of Mardanglek Nakatawan and a 45-second stoppage of Darkie Nokkhao KorMor11.
The traditional Thai stadium circuit has kept him incredibly busy and pushed his career win total to 72, but the grandest stage of combat sports is where he truly wants to cement his name.
Jack told onefc.com:
“I’ve still been actively fighting – mostly under the 5-round traditional fights. My performances have actually been pretty solid. I never stopped fighting. I kept the momentum going.
“Now, I’m super excited and honestly overjoyed to fight in ONE Championship again. It feels like getting a second chance at life because this is the ultimate dream and hope for both myself and my family.”
He is chasing that ambitious dream backed by a prestigious new corner, too. Jack officially joined PK Saenchai Muaythaigym in July, an elite camp that serves as home to ONE World Champions Yod-IQ Or Pimolsri and Prajanchai Pongsuphan PK, as well as former featherweight Muay Thai king Tawanchai PK Saenchai.
That world-class preparation has only boosted his confidence of a victorious return, and he fully expects a battle between two knockout artists to go exactly as advertised, with guns blazing from the very first exchange.
The 31-year-old reflected:
“I reckon this fight is going to be an absolute war. Both of us are [going to] meet right in the center and trade blow for blow from the get-go. And if someone gets clipped first, I believe a quick finish is definitely on the cards.”
However, if the early knockout does not magically arrive, Jack has absolutely no problem putting on a grueling three-round clinic.
With the main event spotlight beaming down on him, the 31-year-old is supremely confident he possesses the cardio and fight IQ necessary to control a longer night, and he is eager to prove it at ONE Friday Fights 177.
The PK Saenchai representative added:
“I’ve got heavy hands too. But we’re also bringing a complete toolkit: punches, kicks, knees, and elbows. I might fire off the hands early in the rounds, but as the fight gets into the middle and later stages, I’ll switch up the weapons.
“We’re fully prepared across the board. It’s going to be 100 percent full-throttle. The hunger and drive are completely there.”
