ONE Championship has announced the complete five-bout fight card for its upcoming event, The Inner Circle, scheduled to take place at Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand, on Friday, May 29.
The event highlights a historic double-header featuring Lebanese brothers Ramadan and Abdallah Ondash competing on the same global card for the first time.
The fight card establishes high-stakes matchups across Muay Thai, kickboxing, and mixed martial arts, with main roster contracts and divisional rankings on the line.
International prospects face seasoned Thai veterans at the iconic venue, with the entire event streaming live in Asia primetime on live.
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Headliner: Ramadan Ondash vs. Suriyanlek Por Yenying
Headlining the event is a flyweight Muay Thai showdown marking the divisional debut of 19-year-old Ramadan "The Scorpion" Ondash.
He moves up from strawweight after suffering his first promotional loss against Aliff Sor Dechapan last December.
Ramadan faces Suriyanlek Por Yenying, a battle-tested Thai striker holding an 86-31 professional record and 11 victories under the ONE banner.
Ramadan discussed his physical transition ahead of the flyweight debut, noting structural adjustments made by his team at Tiger Muay Thai to optimize his conditioning.
"My body changed because I don't have fat in my body, only muscles.
My team told me moving up is better for me because now I feel stronger, more conditioning, more power.
I feel very good," said Ramadan.
"Next week you will see a different Ramadan. Different from before.
More relaxed. More clear.
I changed my mind a little bit."
The teenage striker expressed excitement regarding the tactical layout of the matchup, recognizing his opponent's aggressive boxing style while hinting at a more diverse striking arsenal.
"He's a good fighter. He has good hands, strong hands, power.
It will be a very good fight," said Ramadan.
He noted that his preparation spanned nearly three months without interruption, emphasizing his desire to demonstrate his true capabilities to the global audience.
"Maybe more kicks this time. I trained very hard for this fight.
Almost three months. Even during Ramadan I was training.
I don't stop training. I want to do my best and show the fans who Ramadan Ondash is," said Ramadan.
Looking past the immediate challenge, Ramadan highlighted a potential future matchup against fellow teenage phenom Johan "Jojo" Ghazali, a contest highly anticipated by combat sports fans.
"Everybody wants to see me and Jojo. We are both strong, young, and we have big futures together.
A very beautiful fight," said Ramadan.
He recalled their amateur background in the International Muay Thai Federation circuit, clarifying that professional competition overrides past personal relationships.
"We were friends. But inside the ring there are no friends.
After the fight we can be friends again," said Ramadan.
Ramadan concluded by expressing his desire to secure a spot on the promotion's upcoming international expansion events, specifically targeting a summer card in East Asia.
"If I win this fight, I want to fight Jojo at ONE SAMURAI event in Japan. I love Japan.
It's my dream to fight there. I want to fight at ONE SAMURAI 2 in August," said Ramadan.
Co-Main Event: Abdallah Ondash vs. Denkriangkrai Mavinn Muaythai
In the co-main event, 24-year-old Abdallah Ondash makes his first appearance as a main-roster contracted athlete in a strawweight Muay Thai bout against Denkriangkrai Mavinn Muaythai, who enters the contest riding a five-fight winning streak.
Abdallah secured his six-figure main roster spot following a third-round knockout over Kompet Sitsarawatsuer at ONE Friday Fights 132.
He reflected on receiving his global contract after a series of dramatic finishes within the weekly promotional series.
"It was very nice. Honestly, it was a surprise for me, but I already had a good record in ONE Championship.
After getting the contract, Inshallah, I will do my best and win my first fight with the contract," said Abdallah.
The Lebanese striker remained confident when assessing his opponent's recent successes, pointing to a distinct competitive drive.
"He's a good fighter, but I don't care. I'm ready.
Friday, you will see. He's won five fights [in a row], but he never fought Arabic people before.
Now he will. We are different.
We have strong hearts," said Abdallah.
The matchup presents a stylistic clash between Denkriangkrai's forward pressure and Abdallah's proven finishing capability, with the latter open to a high-paced exchange.
"I have everything. I have good punching power.
I have good kicking power too. Maybe this fight, I will kick more, not only punch.
I don't think about the knockout. I focus on the fight.
If the knockout comes, the knockout comes. A firefight is always good," said Abdallah.
The elder Ondash brother outlined his broader professional trajectory, revealing plans to challenge top divisional contenders and avenge his brother's previous loss.
"If I win, by knockout or decision, I want to fight for the title. I want Prajanchai or Aliff because he fought my brother Ramadan.
Yes, Aliff won, but if not for the knee knockdown, maybe Ramadan wins. But it happened.
Aliff fought smart. He kicked and moved a lot.
But after this fight, I want him.
If I win, I will say in the ring that I want Aliff or Prajanchai for sure," said Abdallah.
Analyzing a potential matchup against Aliff, Abdallah noted his tactical comfort when facing taller opponents in the ring.
"I like tall opponents. Tall bodies don't always have power.
I have good kicks and punches. He kicks and moves back a lot.
He's fast, yes, but not like me. The first tall fighter I fought, I knocked him out.
It will be the same for Aliff," said Abdallah.
He finalized his goals by addressing his desire to face established legends to secure historical honors for his home nation.
"Prajanchai is legend. Sam-A is legend.
But I don't care. Winning the ONE World Title is very good for my country.
I will be proud," said Abdallah.
Remaining Bouts
The remaining three bouts on the card feature Tangtang Sor Dechapan facing Turkey's undefeated Zeynep Cetintas in an atomweight Muay Thai bout.
Taiwan's Li-Chih Yeh meets Japan's Yuto Hirayama in atomweight kickboxing action.
The opening bout consists of a flyweight mixed martial arts contest between Kyrgyzstan's Adilet Kalenderov and South Korea's Jang Seon Gyu, who both carry matching 4-1 professional records.
