The Inner Circle 34 Co-Main Event Result: Linus Bylander Stifles Tyson Harrison In One-Sided Shutout

Linus Bylander used slick movement and a punishing knee game to outpoint “John Wayne Noi” Tyson Harrison by unanimous decision in their bantamweight Muay Thai co-main event of The Inner Circle 34 on Friday, October 9, inside Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand.

Harrison pressed forward in the first and slung punches at the Swede’s chin with intent on this Asia primetime subscriber-exclusive card on live.onefc.com. Several landed and got Bylander’s attention, forcing the 29-year-old Fightgym Borås and Silk Muay Thai representative to adjust on the spot. He did, locking up the Australian and digging knees into his ribs to take control inside.

Bylander then came out in the second frame throwing one shot at a time before immediately closing the distance to prevent the Tor Sangtiennoi athlete from countering. He pulled the 25-year-old into a chase around the ring, frustrating him at every turn. On one occasion, Harrison broke free and rattled the Swede with a two-piece combination, but Bylander stayed composed and kept the pace on his terms.

The pattern continued in the third. A frustrated Harrison chased his elusive opponent around the ring without ever catching him cleanly. When he did get close, Bylander cracked him with right punches, lunged straight into a knee, and clinched to land more before the break.

The decision was a timely bounce-back for the Swede, who bumped his record up to 6-1.

In another three-round bantamweight Muay Thai clash, Kongsuk Sitsarawatsuer claimed a hard-fought split decision over Ruslan Tuktarov. The two-time Lumpinee Stadium World Champion was forced to dig deep, but did enough to make it four wins in a row to carve a record of 72-21 into his slate.

Yodthewin Siaarmkrohpetfarm, meanwhile, needed just over four minutes of action to stop Arman Moradi via KO at 1:29 of round two in a featherweight Muay Thai clash, dropping the Iranian twice before the finish to nudge his record to 91-35.

In the event opener, Attachai Kelasport made a seamless transition to kickboxing, outpointing Kojiro Shiba by unanimous decision in a strawweight kickboxing clash to extend his promotional winning streak to three, improving to 61-13.

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