ONE Friday Fights 132 — full card,/US/TH times, how to watch & key matchups

ONE Friday Fights 132 — full card,/US/TH times, how to watch & key matchups

ONE Friday Fights 132 returns to Lumpinee Stadium (Bangkok) with 12 bouts across 4oz Muay Thai and MMA. Main event: Kompet Sitsarawatsuer vs. Abdallah Ondash (Muay Thai, flyweight). Full card below.

How to watch

  • Global: usually live on ONE Championship’s YouTube, ONE Super App, and Watch.ONEFC.com.

  • Brazil: typically live on YouTube; if region-locked, use the ONE Super App.

  • Tip: open the event page on the day and set a reminder.

Start times (reference)

  • Bangkok (UTC+7): Friday evening (~19:00–22:30).

  • USA – ET (UTC−5/−4): early Friday (~07:00–10:30).
    (Exact start may vary slightly by edition.)

Official card — ONE Friday Fights 132

(Bout order as announced)

Muay Thai — Flyweight (Main Event)

  • Kompet Sitsarawatsuer vs. Abdallah Ondash

Muay Thai — Atomweight

  • Vero vs. Li Mingrui

Muay Thai — Strawweight

  • Watcharaphon Laochokcharoenratchasi vs. Maisangkum Sor Yingcharoenkarnchang

  • Maisangngern Sor Yingcharoenkarnchang vs. Soe Naung Oo

  • Walid Snoussi vs. Jurai Ishii

Muay Thai — Flyweight

  • Khunpon Aekmuangnon vs. Petnakian Sor Nakian

  • Khunponnoi Sor Sommai vs. Thant Zin

Muay Thai — Atomweight

  • YodUdon BS Muaythai vs. Petkriangkrai Jitmuangnon

  • Pet Suanluangrodyok vs. Fahlikit NayokJoyprajin

Muay Thai — Featherweight

  • Otis Waghorn vs. Rado Popa

MMA — Lightweight

  • Jean Carlos Pereira vs. Oliver Axelsson

MMA — Strawweight

  • Adele Niebel vs. Norika Ryu

Three to watch

  1. Kompet vs. Ondash (MT, flyweight): technician vs. precise pressure. Elbows at short range can swing rounds fast in 4oz.

  2. Vero vs. Li Mingrui (MT, atomweight): both push pace—level changes (leg/body/head) and clean elbows will catch the judges’ eye.

  3. Pereira vs. Axelsson (MMA, lightweight): Brazil on deck; scrambles and front-choke threats are high-value under ONE’s criteria.

Rule & rhythm reminder

  • 4oz Muay Thai (3×3): effective damage > volume.

  • Active clinch: knees/elbows score big; static clinch is broken quickly.

  • Mixed slate: Muay Thai alternates with MMA/Kickboxing, keeping the pace high.

Friday at Lumpinee means short rounds, 4oz gloves, and knockdown-friendly pace. Save the stream link, set your reminder, and enjoy a high-action start to the weekend with ONE Friday Fights 132.

  • Comment: which duel excites you most — Kompet vs. Ondash or Vero vs. Li?

  • Gear up: grab 4oz-style gloves, shinguards, and shorts in our Brazil Stock—fast delivery, no import fees.