Akram Hamidi prepares for atomweight debut against Numsurin at Inner Circle 36
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 29, 2026, 2:32 AM
Last updated Oct 29, 2026

Akram Hamidi is set to make his atomweight Muay Thai debut against Numsurin Chor Ketwina at The Inner Circle 36 on October 30 in Bangkok. Hamidi, a three-time ISKA Kickboxing World Champion, aims to establish his presence in the new weight class after a comeback earlier this year. The match will be streamed live, and Hamidi is focused on defeating Numsurin first before pursuing the ONE Atomweight Muay Thai title currently held by Nadaka Yoshinari. Numsurin, a former World Title challenger, plans to apply pressure from the start with his boxing and aggressive style.
- •Hamidi’s atomweight debut is in Bangkok on October 30.
- •He previously fought at 57 kg but feels stronger at atomweight.
- •Numsurin is a former ONE World Title challenger aiming for another shot.
- •Hamidi won his return fight earlier this year, boosting his confidence.
- •The bout will feature two skilled strikers with contrasting styles.
- 2:32 AMYahoo Sports — ‘I’ll Discover Them In The Ring’ – Akram Hamidi Ready To Reveal Numsurin’s ‘Weaknesses’ At The Inner Circle 36
"The French-Algerian is confident he can solve the puzzle and move closer to ONE World Title glory.
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