Whoever wins between Yodlekpet and Gingsanglek could move closer to a coveted $100,000 contract with ONE Championship.
Yodlekpet brings the heavier resume to the fight. The 31-year-old Sor Sommai representative is a former Muay Thai world champion at Lumpinee Stadium and Rajadamnern Stadium. He has 93 career wins and 15 promotional appearances to his name. His arsenal – heavy leg kicks, thunderous punches and sharp elbows – earned him the nickname ‘Destroyer’. He won four of his first four ONE fights before his results became inconsistent, and he enters this fight having won three of his last four.
Gingsanglek looks to build on breakout 2025 at ONE Friday Fights 147
For Gingsanglek, this fight represents the biggest opportunity of a career that almost came to a halt before it began. The 24-year-old Tor Laksong Gym product has a 45-12 record but has managed just one win in his first five ONE Friday Fights appearances, struggling to hold his own against the division’s elite level of competition.
Everything changed in 2025. Gingsanglek’s 53-second backfist knockout of Alexey Balyko announced his transformation in spectacular fashion. He followed it up with a first-round TKO of Thant Zin and then closed out the year with a dominant decision over tough Suriyanlek Por Yenying – three straight wins that completely rewrote the narrative around him.
Now he faces a veteran with a championship pedigree who has seen every style the division has to offer. A win over Yodlekpet would be the most important achievement of Gingsanglek’s career and the clearest sign yet that his reinvention is the real deal. Yodlekpet, meanwhile, arrives motivated to remind the division why a former stadium champion should be in any conversation about the flyweight throne.
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