The martial arts action continues in Bangkok, Thailand, when 10 fights across Muay Thai, kickboxing, MMA, and submission grappling light up Lumpinee Stadium on July 10.<\/p>\n
Fans can catch ONE Friday Fights 161<\/a> live in Asia primetime after Joshua \u201cThe Passion\u201d Pacio<\/a> defends his ONE Strawweight MMA World Title against Mansur Malachiev<\/a> in the main event of The Inner Circle 21, streaming exclusively for members on live.onefc.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n In the headline attraction, Thailand\u2019s Jaradchai Maxjandee<\/a> meets Morocco\u2019s Othman \u201cThe Ironside\u201d Rhouni<\/a> in a flyweight Muay Thai battle that could push the Thai finisher closer to a coveted US$100,000 contract.<\/p>\n Since joining the weekly series in April 2025, Jaradchai has been flawless, starching all three of his opponents by knockout. In his debut, Jaradchai stopped Petwanghin Lookpayakraipakdee<\/a> in the first round with a body kick after flooring his opponent with a flying knee. He started 2026 with a flying knee knockout of Sanpet Sor Salacheep<\/a> in round two. Three months later, he slept Myanmar marauder Thant Zin<\/a> in round one with a head-kick knockout.<\/p>\n Now the Thai tests his finishing instincts against Rhouni. \u201cThe Ironside\u201d entered ONE Friday Fights with a solid track record but faced the ultimate debut test against multiple-time Muay Thai World Champion \u201cThe Angel Warrior\u201d Panpayak Jitmuangnon<\/a>. The duo clashed at ONE Friday Fights 155<\/a> in May of this year and put on a back-and-forth skirmish that ended in a split-decision win in favor of Panpayak.<\/p>\n Rhouni wants to prove he can hang with the best that the weekly series has to offer, and he\u2019ll get that opportunity against Jaradchai, who has been fighting as if he\u2019s destined for the global stage.<\/p>\n In the co-main event, Petsiam T2A Waterubon<\/a> returns to strawweight kickboxing action against the debuting Nihad Taghizade. <\/p>\n The 20-year-old two-division Rajadamnern Stadium Muay Thai World Champion Petsiam made his series debut at ONE Friday Fights 130<\/a>, where he put on a valiant display to defeat Japanese kickboxing ace Ryuki Matsuda<\/a> by unanimous decision.<\/p>\n