ONE Friday Fights 140 delivers 14 battles with $100,000 contracts on the line

Contract dreams fuel another Friday night in Bangkok. ONE Championship returns to Lumpinee Stadium with explosive matchups spanning multiple combat disciplines.

ONE Friday Fights 140 goes down on Friday, January 30, inside Lumpinee Stadium at Bangkok, Thailand. The 14-bout card features Muay Thai, kickboxing, MMA, and submission grappling action with $100,000 contracts and main roster spots available for standout performers.

Kongchai Chanaidonmueang squares off with Myanmar powerhouse Thway Lin Htet. They meet in a strawweight Muay Thai clash that headlines the action. The 23-year-old Kongchai holds the distinction of competing more times at ONE Friday Fights than any other athlete. He has 15 appearances showcasing his devastating left straight, left body kick, and elite clinch work.

The former Rajadamnern Stadium Muay Thai World Champion bounced back with a decision victory in his most recent outing. Now he gets another crack at proving himself against dangerous opposition hungry for breakthrough moments. Standing across from him will be the 22-year-old Thway Lin Htet. He enters riding momentum from his spectacular second-round knockout of Chokpreecha at ONE Friday Fights 121. There, he dropped his opponent twice with right hooks before sealing the finish.

With a 31-2 record that speaks to his dominance, Thway Lin Htet’s relentless pressure and devastating uppercuts make him a nightmare matchup for anyone. The Myanmar striker has established himself as one of Muay Thai’s most aggressive finishers.

Sonrak meets Buakhiao in ONE Friday Fights 140 co-main event

Sonrak Fairtex collides with Thai technician Buakhiao Por Paoin in bantamweight Muay Thai action that promises fireworks. The 28-year-old Myanmar veteran has compiled an extensive ONE Friday Fights resume across 14 appearances.

The southpaw fighter thrives in the pocket, using powerful punches, devastating low kicks, and sharp elbows to break opponents down. His most recent spectacular first-round knockout over Yamin PK Saenchai demonstrated the finishing power that has defined his career.

Buakhiao offers a contrasting cerebral approach with impeccable timing and technical precision at 24 years old. Training out of N&P Boxing Gym, the Thai striker uses accurate body kicks and well-timed counters to control exchanges, while his strong clinch work allows him to dominate at close range when necessary.

Further down the card, French striker Antar Kacem aims to extend his impressive five-fight winning streak when he takes on Moroccan finisher Hamza Rachid in featured bantamweight Muay Thai action. The 27-year-old Kacem has looked sensational during his recent run, earning three knockout bonuses while combining technical boxing with dynamic footwork.

With 28 career knockouts, Kacem is always a finishing threat. The 26-year-old Rachid arrives riding his own six-fight winning streak that includes three knockouts. A seven-time Moroccan National Champion and IFMA World Games Champion, Rachid brings aggressive, power-focused striking built around his left hook and straight right.