Thai Muay Thai shines again at Lumpinee Stadium with explosive performances

Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok was electric this weekend during ONE Championship’s The Inner Circle 26 event, where two iconic figures of Thai Muay Thai dominated with their performances.

To remember:

Gingsanglek Wor Kumchamnarn makes a stunning return by dominating Dmitri Ramos in the 2nd round via KO.
Petkhaokradong Lukjaomaesaithong confirms his consistency with a 54th win against Vadzim Shapiatsiuk.
The event, exclusively broadcast from the legendary Lumpinee Stadium, showcased intense Muay Thai clashes.

A weekend of fireworks in the heart of Bangkok

The legendary Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok was electric this weekend during the ONE Championship: The Inner Circle 26 event, where Thai Muay Thai once again showcased its power. Four intense bouts kicked off the evening, including a strawweight main event pitting Wanchainoi Pongsuphan PK against Petnamkhong Sor Maneekhot. But it was Gingsanglek Wor Kumchamnarn and Petkhaokradong Lukjaomaesaithong who truly stole the show.

Gingsanglek: A spectacular return to form

After a previous loss, Gingsanglek Wor Kumchamnarn made a statement by dominating American Dmitri Ramos in the second round. With surgical precision, he targeted his opponent’s leg before finishing with a devastating combination at 1:13. This 46th win in 59 fights reignites his title chase and proves he remains a formidable contender in the lightweight division.

Petkhaokradong: Consistency above all

Veteran Petkhaokradong Lukjaomaesaithong once again confirmed his status as a model of consistency, defeating Belarusian Vadzim Shapiatsiuk by decision. His footwork and clinch work made the difference, bringing his record to 54 wins and 21 losses. A performance that strengthens his position among the lightweight title contenders.

A historic event at Lumpinee Stadium

Exclusively broadcast from the iconic Lumpinee Stadium, this ONE Championship card highlighted the excellence of Thai Muay Thai. Between spectacular KOs and decision victories, fans were treated to high-level fights, once again proving that Bangkok remains the world capital of this sport.

With performances as impressive as those from Gingsanglek and Petkhaokradong, The Inner Circle 26 confirmed that Thai Muay Thai is more alive than ever. These two fighters not only dominated their opponents but also captivated an increasingly demanding audience. A weekend to remember for fight fans.

Editor's Opinion

By Nakmen

Damn, Lumpinee never fails to deliver! Gingsanglek, that little genius, put on another show like a ninja in Kill Bill mode—KO at 1:13, pure madness, and 46 wins? He’s the same age as my buddy who collects Pokémon, but this guy collects knockouts. Petkhaokradong, on the other hand, is the wise old sage of MMA, 54 wins and he handles business like a pro, no flash. Bangkok, always the queen, with the sound of clapping hands and KOs shaking the stands. Too bad we didn’t get the main event live, but Muay Thai is like a great action movie—you always want more fight scenes. Mickey Mouse would’ve loved this show!

Article written by SkimAI
Reviewed and completed by Nakmen