ONE Friday Fights 177 card at Lumpinee

ONE Friday Fights 177 lands at Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok on 6 November 2026 with a nine-bout card headlined by a bantamweight Muay Thai clash between Isannuea Sor Sasiwat and Jack Siatanyokkrok PK, ONE Championship announced.

The weekly series continues to offer fighters a path to a US$100,000 contract with the world’s largest martial arts organisation. ONE Friday Fights 177 airs in Asia primetime after The Inner Circle 37, which is headlined by a ONE Lightweight MMA World Title bout between Christian Lee and Tye Ruotolo.

ONE Friday Fights 177 main event: Isannuea vs Jack

ONE’s official card release says Isannuea, 22, trains at Sit Erawan and owns four promotional victories — all by knockout. Those finishes include a first-round stoppage of Khunpon Aekmuangnon at ONE Friday Fights 149 and a second-round finish of Sanit Aekmuangnon at ONE Friday Fights 140. He is known for body attacks that set up punches and kicks upstairs.

Jack Siatanyokkrok PK returns after roughly three years away from the Friday series. ONE notes his last Friday Fights appearance was at ONE Friday Fights 39, where he knocked out Darkie Nokkhao KorMor11 in 45 seconds. The 31-year-old also stopped Mardanglek Nakatawan in the first round at ONE Friday Fights 21. Jack is described as a fast starter with a heavy right hand.

Phuket and wider Thai Muay Thai fans following ONE cards will also be watching other Thai stars on the promotion, including recent coverage of Rodtang’s Nong-O bout for the ONE Grand Prix.

Co-main and full nine-bout card

In the co-main event, Saksri Superlek Muaythai faces Superball Sitcho in flyweight Muay Thai. Saksri, 26, is known for an overhand right, holds 49 career wins, and previously took a unanimous decision over Kayasit Por Prachansi at ONE Friday Fights 107. He trains under former two-sport, two-division ONE World Champion Superlek.

Superball, 24, enters with 43 professional wins and a style built around body kicks and elbows. The Sitcho representative makes his promotional debut.

ONE listed the full ONE Friday Fights 177 card as:

• Isannuea Sor Sasiwat vs Jack Siatanyokkrok PK (Muay Thai, bantamweight)
• Saksri Superlek Muaythai vs Superball Sitcho (Muay Thai, flyweight)
• Chatpet Suablackmuaythai vs Saipetlek Rongsamak Orborjor Udon Thani (Muay Thai, atomweight)
• Petdam BS Muaythai vs Chaisongkram Looksuan (Muay Thai, atomweight)
• Klinphaka Por Thaisong vs Ran Longshu (Muay Thai, atomweight)
• Phun Suea Muang vs Kazuteru Yamazaki (kickboxing, flyweight)
• Bos Chayut vs Kentaro Okumura (MMA, bantamweight)
• Okazaki Silkmuaythai vs Yuto (kickboxing, atomweight)
• Marats Jankovskis vs Retsu Sashida (kickboxing, flyweight)

Why Lumpinee still matters for Phuket fans

Lumpinee remains a pilgrimage venue for Muay Thai tourists who base themselves in Phuket gyms and fly or bus to Bangkok for stadium cards. Hotel desks and tour operators often package Friday fight nights with training-camp stays, similar to how race weekends around the Laguna Phuket Triathlon pull sports visitors onto the island.

Thai football nights and martial arts cards share the same weekend sports audience. Readers tracking club football through pieces like BG Pathum United’s ACL Two win often cross over into ONE viewership when Thai strikers headline Lumpinee.

ONE’s event page states the combined Inner Circle 37 and Friday Fights 177 programme offers international athletes a shot at that life-changing US$100,000 contract while a world title bout anchors the earlier show. For Isannuea, another knockout would extend a perfect finishing record inside ONE. For Jack, a statement win after a long absence would restart a Friday Fights career that began with quick stoppages.

Source: ONE Championship official release — onefc.com — with contract details confirmed on the ONE Friday Fights 177 event page.

Expect strong Thai social engagement around the main event and co-main as Lumpinee fills for another Friday night under the ONE banner. Results will shape which local strikers climb toward bigger ONE stages later in the 2026–27 calendar.

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