The Inner Circle 33 Co-Main Event Result: Duangdawnoi Rolls Past Seiberth For Fourth Straight Win
The win in Lumpinee Stadium on October 2 keeps the Thai firmly in the hunt for a main roster contract.
By Kriel Ibarrola
Oct 2, 2026, 14:24 UTC
Duangdawnoi “Little Star” Looksaikongdin took complete control in the women’s atomweight Muay Thai co-main event of The Inner Circle 33, outpacing Aline Seiberth across three fiery rounds to claim a unanimous decision on Friday, October 2.
The subscriber-exclusive clash in Bangkok’s Lumpinee Stadium streamed live in Asia primetime on live.onefc.com, setting the stage for the ONE Lightweight Muay Thai World Title main event rematch between champion Regian “The Immortal” Eersel and George “G-Unit” Jarvis.
She launched a head kick within seconds of the opening bell with virtually no wind-up. Seiberth partially blocked the strike, but the sheer impact sent the Swiss striker to the canvas for an eight-count. Staying composed, she wisely slowed the pace with knees to the body from the clinch and connected on a clean one-two before the bell.
“Little Star” then dictated range in the second stanza with stabbing push kicks. Every time Seiberth rushed in, she was met with sharp elbows that kept her on the back foot. The round closed with another spinning elbow from Duangdawnoi, cracking Seiberth and leaving her on wobbly legs.
Seiberth managed to break through the teeps to open the final round, landing sniping straights that briefly threatened to shift the momentum. Sensing the change of pace, the Thai star added step-in elbows to the equation. She stayed true to her attack with more push kicks and spinning strikes as time expired.
That early knockdown and creative variety proved impossible for the judges to ignore. The unanimous decision nod earned Duangdawnoi the 74th win of her career, while moving her to a perfect 4-0 in ONE. Above all, it moved her within striking distance of a coveted US$100,000 contract.
Osmanov Lands Six-Figure Contract, Barrios And Kato Finish In Style
After scoring two quick knockdowns in under a minute, undefeated Russian slugger Dzhamil “Curly Ninja” Osmanov wasted no time putting the final touches on Ben “The Problem” Woolliss in bantamweight kickboxing.
The Venum Training Camp and Akhmat Kickboxing affiliate went straight to work from the opening bell, peppering the British striker with pinpoint strikes to the head and body. The end came via a wicked body blow at the 1:24 mark of round one, which dropped the Englishman to the canvas for good.
With the victory, a third successive highlight-reel moment on the global stage, Osmanov bumped his career to a pristine 8-0. To make matters sweeter, the 21-year-old left the Thai capital with the life-changing US$100,000 contract, and he will now join his older brother Elbrus “Samurai” Osmanov on the main roster.
Argentine Sheila “La Chinita” Barrios, meanwhile, delivered a shocker in women’s atomweight Muay Thai, unleashing a staggering four-piece punch combination to knock out Mia “Her” Trevorrow. The highlight-reel triumph at 2:22 of round two saw Barrios bounce back from her debut loss this past June.
In strawweight Muay Thai, Japanese buzzsaw Yugo Kato opened the show with a bang, folding Fahlap Toyotarayong with a nasty liver shot at the 1:13 mark of round one. The finish marked the RIXIX representative’s second straight stoppage in the weekly series, pushing his record to 30-9.
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