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The Inner Circle 26 Results: Gingsanglek Rebounds In Style, Petkhaokradong Extends Winning Streak

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Based on ONE Championship · Aug 14, 2026

ONE Championship’s The Inner Circle 26 in Bangkok featured Muay Thai bouts, with Gingsanglek Wor Kumchamnarn and Petkhaokradong Lukjaomaesaithong securing victories.

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The Inner Circle 26 Results: Gingsanglek Rebounds In Style, Petkhaokradong Extends Winning Streak
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Key points
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Four high-octane Muay Thai fights officially opened ONE Championship’s massive triple-header weekend at The Inner Circle 26.
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Airing exclusively for subscribers at live.onefc.com in Asia primetime on Friday, August 14, the card built toward the strawweight Muay Thai main event clash between Wanchainoi Pongsuphan PK and Petnamkhong Sor Maneekhot.
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From the first exchange to the final bell, here is how it all went down inside the iconic Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand.
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Thai demolisher Gingsanglek Wor Kumchamnarn returned with a vengeance, battering American debutant Dmitri Ramos for a second-round knockout in their action-packed bantamweight Muay Thai co-main event.
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The victory marked Gingsanglek’s 46-13 professional record, reinforcing his reputation as a dominant striker.
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Petkhaokradong’s superior range management and clinch work proved decisive, improving his record to 54-21.
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The victory pushed Nongnuk’s career record to 72-19, while Ito suffered her first loss in her global stage debut at Lumpinee Stadium.

The event, broadcast exclusively on ONE Championship’s platform for Asian subscribers, opened with four Muay Thai fights at Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok. The card culminated in a strawweight Muay Thai main event between Wanchainoi Pongsuphan PK and Petnamkhong Sor Maneekhot. The triple-header weekend set the stage for high-stakes matchups in Thailand’s premier combat sports venue.

Thai fighter Gingsanglek Wor Kumchamnarn rebounded from a previous knockout loss by defeating American debutant Dmitri Ramos in the bantamweight Muay Thai co-main event. Gingsanglek’s aggressive forward pressure and precise body strikes overwhelmed Ramos, who struggled with low kicks. The victory marked Gingsanglek’s 46-13 professional record, reinforcing his reputation as a dominant striker.

Petkhaokradong Lukjaomaesaithong extended his winning streak to three fights by outpointing undefeated Vadzim Shapiatsiuk in a nine-minute lightweight Muay Thai bout. Petkhaokradong’s superior range management and clinch work proved decisive, improving his record to 54-21. The win further solidified his position in the lightweight Muay Thai division.

In the women’s atomweight Muay Thai opener, Nongnuk Sor Dechapan defeated WMC and WBC Muay Thai World Champion Saya “Muay Thai Genius” Ito via unanimous decision. The victory pushed Nongnuk’s career record to 72-19, while Ito suffered her first loss in her global stage debut at Lumpinee Stadium.

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