ONE Friday Fights 115 – A. Taladkondernmuangpon vs Samsiblan Sor Sasiwat

On the Lumpinee card opener at Muay Thai catchweight (118 lbs), Thailand’s Anon Taladkondernmuangpon faced off with local contender Samsiblan Sor Sasiwat in a bout that lived up to the buzz.

From the outset, both fighters came out swinging. Samsiblan opened strong, peppering Anon with clean teeps and mid-range kicks to control the tempo. But Anon responded with raw aggression—stepping in and unloading sharp combinations, including crisp clinch knees and punishing low kicks.

Midway through Round 2, the fight shifted. Taladkondernmuangpon landed a devastating leg kick followed by a sharp elbow that momentarily staggered Samsiblan. Seizing the moment, he pressed forward with relentless strikes that forced the referee to intervene. At 2:21 of Round 2, Samsiblan was unable to continue, and Anon earned a KO victory.

Shifting momentum:The fight swung dramatically when Anon unleashed a decisive combination mid-second round.
Technical force: His low-leg kicks broke Samsiblan’s base, opening the door for the fight-ending elbow.
Execution under pressure: Anon maintained calm and composure—delivering precision in a high-stakes moment.

Taladkondernmuangpon’s TKO win at 2:21 of Round 2 wasn’t just a highlight—it was a statement. In the heart of Lumpinee Stadium, he showcased power, precision, and fight IQ. For an emerging talent in ONE’s Muay Thai ranks, this performance is a leap forward—and a challenge to anyone in the 118 lb division.