Turkish Prospect Isfak Seyid Imposes Will on Felipe Negochadle at ONE Friday Fights 64

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Isfak Seyid funneled another unwitting victim into his traps.

Merciless clinches, opportunistic takedowns, bulletproof submission defense and punishing ground-and-pound carried the unbeaten Turkish prospect to a unanimous decision over Felipe Negochadle in a three-round ONE Friday Fights 64 bantamweight showcase on Friday at Lumpinee Boxing Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand. All three ringside judges gave the nod to Seyid (6-0, 2-0 ONE), who once again impressed on the ONE Championship stage.

Almost hypnotized by his counterpart’s oppressive style, Negochadle (6-2, 0-1 ONE) found himself in a constant state of retreat. He rolled into a heel hook and kneebar attempt in the second round, then managed to scramble into top position in the third before briefly climbing to full mount. The Vietnam-based Brazilian was otherwise ineffective. Seyid crowded him in close quarters, incorporated takedowns when the mood struck and piled up points with his ground-and-pound. A successful double-leg with roughly 15 seconds left on the clock in Round 3 tied the bow on his latest triumph.

The setback snapped a six-fight winning streak for Negochadle.

In other action, Parham Gheirati took out Jordan Godtfredsen with a push kick to the face 46 seconds into the second round of their bantamweight muay thai headliner; Petmuangsri Wankhongohm MBK stopped Denphuthai MC Superlek Muaythai when a head kick resulted in a fight-ending finger injury 1:19 into the first round of their flyweight muay thai co-main event; Petmorakot Sitnayoktaweeptaphong laid claim to a unanimous decision over Dieselnoi Liamthanawat in a catchweight muay thai showcase at 127 pounds; Lamsing Sor Dechapan outpointed Dabdam Por Tor Tor Thongtawee to a unanimous decision in a 126-pound catchweight muay thai attraction; Got Taipetburi was awarded a split verdict over Robocop Radgoldgym in their three-round catchweight muay thai pairing at 120 pounds; Petninmungkorn Captainkaneboxing buried Akkaradet Guaybangkorlaem with an overhand right 1:37 into the first round of their atomweight muay thai altercation; Teeyai PK Saenchai wrecked Shuto Sato with a right hook 48 seconds into the first round of their catchweight muay thai encounter at 120 pounds; Johan Estupinan wiped out Kouta Omori with a head kick and follow-up punches 27 seconds into the first round of their 141-pound catchweight muay thai showdown; Noppadet Chor Hapayak eked out a split decision over Nawaaek Sor Sommai in a three-round catchweight muay thai confrontation at 134 pounds; Satoshi Katashima cut down Jiang Lumin with a wicked left hook to the body 43 seconds into the second round of their 126-pound catchweight muay thai clash; and Shoya Ishiguro put away Bruno Azevedo with a heel hook 9:17 into their submission grappling match at a 139-pound catchweight.