ONE Friday Fights 170 Main Event Result: Pompet Edges Yodlekpet In Thrilling Firefight To Settle Trilogy
Pompet Pongsuphan PK finally settled the score with Yodlekpet “The Destroyer” Or Atchariya, claiming a unanimous decision to end their trilogy in the flyweight Muay Thai main event of ONE Friday Fights 170.
The thrilling rubber match closed out seven heated bouts of elite Muay Thai on Friday, September 11. The card was broadcast live in Asia primetime from Bangkok’s legendary Lumpinee Stadium, setting the stage perfectly for ONE SAMURAI 3 at Yokohama Buntai on Saturday.
Determined to break the deadlock against his Thai compatriot, Pompet was the first to commit. He invested in piercing jabs that opened clear avenues to slam heavy body kicks into the midsection. Staying low, Yodlekpet returned the favor, utilizing his brick-like hands to deliver punishing shots to the ribs.
After securing a strong plum clinch, the PK Saenchai standout sniped with digging knees to the head and body in quick succession, though Yodlekpet managed to sneak in a crisp uppercut just as the opening round closed.
Carrying that momentum into round two, Pompet found even greater success with his knee barrage, continuously punishing his rival’s low stance. While “The Destroyer” aggressively fired back with looping overhand rights, he ultimately got clipped by a pinpoint hook that landed flush on the jaw.
Forced to clinch after absorbing the direct hit, the Sor Sommai and Silk Muay Thai representative dug deeper with thudding punches to the body. Pompet smartly created separation and continued throwing a heavy, sustained volume of punches from the outside.
Yodlekpet came out with renewed purpose in the third stanza, breaking through Pompet’s guard with clean, sweeping hooks to the head. Pompet absorbed the damage and answered with a beautiful one-two right on the button. From that exact moment, both warriors swung with absolute abandon, each determined to seize the upper hand in a closely contested battle.
Ultimately, Pompet dug the deepest. His relentless uppercuts and swift head kicks in the waning seconds proved the clear difference as the judges rendered the verdict in his favor, giving the PK Saenchai Muaythaigym product a definitive 2-1 edge in their epic rivalry.
The unanimous decision extended his winning streak to three and pushed his impressive career record to 112-48, keeping his pursuit of a life-changing US$100,000 main roster contract very much alive.
