“Secure The Title Without Any Doubt” – Yod-IQ Chases First ONE World Championship Against Rambolek

Thai striker Yod-IQ Or Pimolsri is chasing his first-ever World Title opportunity in ONE Championship. He challenges reigning ONE Bantamweight Muay Thai World Champion Rambolek Chor Ajalaboon at The Inner Circle 30 on Friday, September 11, airing live on live.onefc.com.

Yod-IQ, representing PK Saenchai Muaythaigym, enters the biggest fight of his career riding an impressive 10-fight winning streak. The 24-year-old holds a striking record of 127-36 and, like his upcoming opponent, earned his six-figure main roster contract through ONE Friday Fights.

Standing across from him will be 23-year-old Rambolek, representing Superbon Training Camp, who captured the title in March by defeating Nabil Anane in a hard-fought five-round decision. Rambolek enters with a ONE record of 8-2 and a career mark of 68-14, riding his own six-fight winning streak.

Ahead of this first-ever title shot, Yod-IQ acknowledged the significant step up in preparation required to challenge for title gold, emphasizing the need for peak physical and mental readiness.

"The preparation for this fight has been even tougher because I had to level up. I had to push even harder for this one. World Champions are top-tier, so as a challenger, I have to be in perfect condition to beat him. I have to be at 100 percent to take that win," Yod-IQ said.

Adding an intriguing subplot to the matchup, both fighters are trained by legends who have previously clashed inside the ONE ring. Yod-IQ trains under former featherweight Muay Thai king Tawanchai, while Rambolek is guided by featherweight kickboxing titleholder Superbon.

"He has Superbon, and I have Tawanchai. Both sides will make good adjustments, so the gap isn't wide at all. Everything is ready. We just need to test it inside the ring," Yod-IQ said.

Looking ahead to fight night, Yod-IQ made clear his preference for a definitive finish, one that would not only secure the title but also reward him with additional recognition for a standout performance.

"If the opportunity comes, I definitely want to go for the knockout. It would earn me a bonus and secure the title without any doubt. I want a decisive finish," Yod-IQ said.