Numsurin Chases Winning Streak and Nadaka ONE World Title Rematch at The Inner Circle 36

Numsurin Chor Ketwina is hunting a winning streak and another shot at gold. The former ONE Atomweight Muay Thai World Title challenger faces ISKA Kickboxing World Champion Akram Hamidi in the atomweight Muay Thai main event of The Inner Circle 36 on Friday, October 30, streaming exclusively via live.onefc.com.

Numsurin holds a career record of 106-21 and a ONE record of 7-2. His unbeaten run on ONE Friday Fights earned him a US$100,000 main roster contract, setting up his shot at the inaugural atomweight title.

Last year, he challenged Nadaka for the inaugural ONE Atomweight Muay Thai World Championship but suffered a unanimous decision loss. Since then, the Thai striker has kept his eyes on one target: earning a rematch with the champion.

Standing across from him is Hamidi, 27, who represents Algeria and France and owns a career record of 55-6 with three ONE wins. He is dropping from strawweight to atomweight for this fight, and Numsurin has studied him closely.

"Akram stays busy and throws non-stop volume, plus he has a long reach that makes him tricky to handle. But once opponents figure him out, you start to see his flaws, especially in the clinch and his gas tank, which isn't quite there," Numsurin said.

The 31-year-old striker knows how much a win matters right now. A victory would start a streak, and that streak is the road he believes leads back to Nadaka and another shot at the title he missed.

"Getting a winning streak going is crucial for me right now because my ultimate goal is to earn a rematch with Nadaka. I told myself not to make any careless mistakes, and I am 100 percent sure I will get the win over Akram," he said.

Beyond this matchup, Numsurin says his mindset is built on treating every fight as a must-win. He refuses to let setbacks shake his belief that another title opportunity will eventually come his way.

"I have to treat every fight like a must-win to build momentum. Giving up has never crossed my mind. I truly believe that one day I'll get another shot at that belt," he said.