The 25-year-old had a promotional debut to remember in Bangkok's Lumpinee Stadium on August 21.
By John Wolcott
Aug 21, 2026, 17:00 UTC

Thai promotional debutant Yokkiri TN Muaythai weathered a wild striking storm and repeatedly found a home in the clinch to earn a split decision win over Iraqi buzzsaw Ali Al-Kinani in the co-main event of ONE Friday Fights 167, which took place live in Asia primetime on Friday, August 21.
Al-Kinani came out fast in this strawweight Muay Thai clash inside Bangkok’s Lumpinee Stadium, stabbing his jab into Yokkiri’s face and following up with his right hand as a battering ram. The Thai was forced to shell up early, swinging wild hooks of his own, while the Team Mehdi Zatout man puffed out his chest and let spinning back fists fly for good measure.

Round two saw Yokkiri face the embodiment of chaos as the Iraqi swung wildly in search of a fight-ending blow. But he dipped underneath the danger and snuck into the clinch time and again, scoring knees against a defenseless Al-Kinani.
Al-Kinani spun himself into round three, unloading spinning punch after spinning punch and playing to the crowd throughout. Yokkiri, however, refused to be outdone in the theatrics department, closing the distance and stealing the fight from inside the clinch once more.
The judges were split, but the 25-year-old Yokkiri did enough from close range to get the nod and improve his slate to 71-30.

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