Full Card Revealed For ONE Friday Fights 141 On February 6
This Friday, February 6, the world’s largest martial arts organization returns to Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand, with an action-packed 14-bout card that showcases elite talent across multiple disciplines — plus the return of one of the promotion’s youngest superstars.
ONE Friday Fights 141 airs live in Asia primetime and features high-level Muay Thai, kickboxing, and MMA matchups, with most of the athletes competing for coveted US$100,000 contracts and spots on ONE Championship’s main roster.
In the main event, Thai technician Komawut FA Group will square off with powerful striker Samingdam NF Looksuan in a flyweight Muay Thai clash that promises fireworks.
The 26-year-old Komawut brings a diverse skill set to this contest, blending aggressive boxing combinations with devastating clinch work honed at one of Thailand’s premier gyms. Despite recent setbacks, he remains a dangerous opponent capable of overwhelming adversaries with relentless forward pressure and technical excellence in the clinch.
Samingdam, 23, enters on a three-fight winning streak and has proven himself a legitimate finisher with knockout power in both hands. The Looksuan-trained athlete specializes in unpredictable attacks and explosive flying techniques that have produced highlight-reel moments throughout his ONE Friday Fights tenure.
The co-main event features an exciting bantamweight Muay Thai battle between teenage sensation Detchawalit Silkmuaythai and battle-tested veteran Saw Min Min.
Just 18 years old, Detchawalit has already amassed an impressive 48-5 record and is riding a two-fight winning streak in ONE with both victories coming by stoppage. The Thai phenom possesses a well-rounded arsenal that includes precise boxing, devastating kicks from both legs, and elite clinch skills that belie his age.
Myanmar’s Saw Min Min brings experience and adaptability to the matchup. The 2016 ONE Myanmar MMA Tournament Champion has successfully transitioned to Muay Thai and showcased his intelligent striking approach, mixing calculated combinations with effective clinch work.
In lightweight MMA action in the featured fight of the evening, Hero Marco Manguray will make his promotional debut against Japanese grappling specialist Myke Ohura in what promises to be a compelling striker-versus-grappler showdown.
The undefeated Filipino brings a relentless wrestling-based approach, using constant pressure and smart footwork to set up takedowns before mauling opponents with ground-and-pound and submission attempts. Manguray’s perfect record includes victories by knockout, submission, and decision, showcasing his ability to finish fights multiple ways.
Ohura, a high-level Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt with an unblemished record, has finished two of his professional bouts in under a minute with slick submissions. The 24-year-old uses his striking primarily to disguise takedowns, then quickly transitions through positions hunting for the finish with his elite grappling pedigree.
Also on the card, decorated Thai striker Lamnamoonlek TDed99 takes on Spanish knockout artist Daniel Puertas in bantamweight kickboxing action. The 27-year-old Lamnamoonlek, a former WMC World Champion and 2021 Sports Authority of Thailand Fighter of the Year, is known for his exceptional fight IQ and signature left body kick.
Puertas, a former ONE Flyweight Kickboxing World Title challenger and two-time ISKA World Champion, brings a Dutch-style approach built around aggressive forward movement and punishing combinations.
Fans won’t want to miss the return of already-contracted teenage superstar Johan Ghazali in flyweight Muay Thai competition.
The 19-year-old American-Malaysian sensation rebounded from consecutive losses with a devastating first-round stoppage at ONE Fight Night 35, reminding everyone why he’s considered one of the sport’s brightest young stars with his powerful hands, sharp elbows, and willingness to engage in the pocket.
The card also features Malaysian striker Adam Sor Dechapan facing Moroccan-American technician Walid Snoussi in strawweight Muay Thai.
Just 17 years old, the younger brother of Aliff Sor Decpahan has already compiled a 52-5 record and showcased technical brilliance that runs in his family, blending quick combinations with signature flying knee techniques. Snoussi enters riding a four-fight winning streak, earning his “Joker” nickname with clever technical striking and dominant clinch work.
The rest of the lineup showcases ONE Championship’s global reach, featuring athletes from Russia, Japan, Brazil, Chile, Morocco, Myanmar, Malaysia, and the Philippines.
Highlights include Russian striker Mamuka Usubyan taking on Yassin Airad from the Netherlands in featherweight kickboxing, contracted Brazilian athlete Gabriele Moram facing Chilean standout Francisca Vera in an atomweight Muay Thai rematch, and Myanmar’s Lin Htet Aung making his promotional debut against Japan’s Haruyuki Tanitsu in strawweight Muay Thai action.
Check out the full lineup below ahead of the action this Friday.
ONE Friday Fights 141 Full Card
- Komawut FA Group vs. Samingdam NF Looksuan (Muay Thai – flyweight)
- Detchawalit Silkmuaythai vs. Saw Min Min (Muay Thai – bantamweight)
- Khunpon Aekmuangnon vs. Sornsueknoi FA Group (Muay Thai – flyweight)
- Face Erawan vs. Soe Naung Oo (Muay Thai – strawweight)
- Mamuka Usubyan vs. Yassin Airad (kickboxing – featherweight)
- Gabriele Moram vs. Francisca Vera (Muay Thai – atomweight)
- Chokdee Maxjandee vs. Mahesuan Aekmuangnon (Muay Thai – atomweight)
- Wan Muhammad Sabri vs. Ramu Araya (Muay Thai – flyweight)
- Hero Marco Manguray vs. Myke Ohura (MMA – lightweight)
- Lamnamoonlek TDed99 vs. Daniel Puertas (kickboxing – bantamweight)
- Johan Ghazali vs. Ye Yint Naung (Muay Thai – flyweight)
- Adam Sor Dechapan vs. Walid Snoussi (Muay Thai – strawweight)
- Lin Htet Aung vs. Haruyuki Tanitsu (Muay Thai – strawweight)
- Moises Lois Ilogon vs. Masaki Suzuki (MMA – strawweight)
