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Yodphupa ends losing run against Komawut at The Inner Circle 37

Titus Proctor also secured a US$100,000 main roster contract after stopping Maciej Karpinski in the third round.

By Sari Wulandari

Boxing gloves resting beside the ropes of a Muay Thai ring
Photo: ONE Championship

Yodphupa Petkiatpet overcame Komawut FA Group by split decision in Bangkok on November 6, beating his rival after losing their first three encounters. Their bantamweight Muay Thai contest was the co-main event of The Inner Circle 37 at Lumpinee Stadium.

The 22-year-old responded to Komawut’s forward pressure with punching combinations and elbows, then traded knees and punches at close range during the final round. The result took Yodphupa’s record to 73-15 and gave him back-to-back victories in the organisation. His earlier defeats against Komawut included a split-decision loss at ONE Friday Fights 50 in 2024.

In the lightweight division, WBC Muay Thai World Champion Titus Proctor earned a US$100,000 main roster contract with a knockout of Maciej Karpinski. Proctor dropped Karpinski with a knee before a push kick to the body ended the contest at 1:27 of the third round. He extended his unbeaten record to 24-0.

Egyptian flyweight Tantawy Ahmed “Elgalad” recorded a unanimous-decision victory against Kongchai Chanaidonmueang, scoring a head-kick knockdown along the way. His third consecutive win on the global stage brought his record to 24-7.

The opening strawweight bout went to Thailand’s Dabdam Por Tor Tor Thongtawee, who knocked down England’s Cal Cook twice. Dabdam’s unanimous-decision victory moved his record to 70-30.

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