Bangkok’s legendary Lumpinee Stadium is ready for another electrifying evening of combat sports when The Inner Circle takes over on May 29. With experienced contenders chasing career defining opportunities and young prospects eager to prove themselves, the event promises nonstop excitement from start to finish.
The spotlight will fall heavily on the Ondash brothers, two Lebanese fighters determined to strengthen their growing reputation on the international stage. Both athletes enter the event carrying momentum and confidence, making them among the most anticipated names on the card.
Ramadan Ondash, known as “The Scorpion,” has already become one of the promotion’s fastest rising young talents despite being only 19 years old. Growing up surrounded by Muay Thai culture, he adapted quickly to elite competition and earned four consecutive wins early in his career. His spectacular stoppage victory against Chartpayak Saksatoon helped him secure a lucrative contract and instantly raised expectations around his future.
However, his momentum slowed after a tough decision loss to Aliff Sor Dechapan at ONE Fight Night 38. Instead of letting the defeat define him, Ramadan returned to training focused on sharpening his strategy and improving every aspect of his game. Now preparing for his flyweight debut, he faces experienced striker Suriyanlek Por Yenying in what could become one of the evening’s standout contests.
Ramadan’s older brother Abdallah Ondash has also been making serious waves. The 24 year old arrives with three consecutive knockout victories and plenty of confidence. His dramatic finish against Kompet Sitsarawatsuer at ONE Friday Fights 132 earned him a place on the global roster. This time, he faces Denkriangkrai Mavinn Muaythai, who enters the contest riding an impressive five fight winning streak.
For Suriyanlek and Denkriangkrai, these matches represent far more than another appearance under the bright lights. Both Thai veterans are pursuing life changing ONE Championship contracts after years of sacrifice and hard work. Suriyanlek, who owns over 100 professional bouts, has repeatedly come close to securing a permanent spot but has fallen short at crucial moments. Recent victories over Mohamed Taoufyq and Gregor Thom show he remains a dangerous competitor capable of upsetting younger opponents.
Meanwhile, Denkriangkrai has rebuilt his momentum after difficult early setbacks. His current run of five straight victories highlights his determination and ability to push opponents into exhausting battles.
The event will also showcase several emerging talents hoping to announce themselves to a global audience. Japanese striker Yuto Hirayama makes his debut against Li Chih Yeh in atomweight kickboxing, while Tangtang Sor Dechapan returns looking to bounce back from a recent defeat when she faces Turkey’s Zeynep Cetintas.
With experienced warriors, rising stars, and emotional storylines all packed into one event, The Inner Circle on May 29 has all the ingredients for an unforgettable night of martial arts action.
