In the main event, flyweight Muay Thai star Dedduanglek Tded99, ranked #3 in the division, was set to take on fellow Thai standout Nakrob Fairtex.

Three straight mixed martial arts fights kicked off the action, including the sophomore outing in ONE Championship for undefeated Dagestani Gadzhimurad Amirzhanov, a welterweight talent who was undefeated to start the night at 4-0. He was paired up with Iran’s Morteza Noroozi.

Where to Watch ONE Friday Fights 41

ONE Friday Fights 41 takes place Friday, November 17, 2023 at the Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand. Full broadcast details are available from ONE Championship’s official site; outside ONE broadcast areas, the full event can be streamed live and free in its entirety below. Full results can also be found below.

ONE Friday Fights 41 Results

Nakrob Fairtex def. Dedduanglek TDed99 by TKO, Round 3, 0:51 — Muay Thai
Songchainoi Kiatsongrit def. Rak Erawan by unanimous decision — Muay Thai
Suriyanlek Por Yenying def. Tomyamkoong Bhumjaithai by KO, Round 3, 2:37 — Muay Thai
Buakhiao Por Paoin def. Paruehatnoi TBM Gym by unanimous decision — Muay Thai
Parnpet Sor Jor Lekmuangnon def. Meysam Adelniya by TKO, Round 2, 0:30 — Muay Thai
Yodnumchai Fairtex def. Champangarm Por Pramuk by KO, Round 1, 2:21 — Muay Thai
Tagir Khalilov def. Yodlekpet Or Atchariya by split decision — Muay Thai
View Petkosol def. Aslanbek Zikreev by unanimous decision — Kickboxing
Sulaiman Looksuan def. Kijani Aytch by unanimous decision — Muay Thai
Ruslan Satiev def. Farid Alibabazade by split decision
Gadzhimurad Amirzhanov def. Morteza Noroozi by TKO, Round 2, 3:25
Leandro Gomes vs. Milad Hosseini — cancelled

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In the headliner, a pair of Thai strikers were set to throw down as Jaosuayai Sor Dechapan and Paidang Kiatsongrit looked to work their way up the promotion’s flyweight Muay Thai division.

Earlier in the night, U.K. bantamweight Ben Royale returned to the ONE Championship circle were he faced off with Friday Fights regular Ivan Parshikov, who had won all three of his fights in 2023.

Where to Watch ONE Friday Fights 40

ONE Friday Fights 40 takes place at the Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand on Friday, Nov. 10, 2023 with the action getting underway at 7:30AM ET. Where available, the entire card can be found in the live stream embedded below. Local broadcast rights may vary. Full results can also be found below.

ONE Friday Fights 40 Results

Jaosuayai Sor Dechapan def. Paidang Kiatsongrit via R2 KO, 2:21 — Muay Thai
Aliff Sor Dechapan def. Peyman Zolfaghari via R1 KO, 1:44 — Muay Thai
Petpairin Sor Jor Tongprachin def. Bhumjaithai Mor Tor 1 via Unanimous Decision — Muay Thai
Khunsuk Sor Dechapan def. Detphupa ChotBangsaen via R2 KO, 1:19 — Muay Thai
Mehrdad Khanzadeh def. Yangdam Sor Tor Hiewbangsaen via Unanimous Decision — Muay Thai
Nongam Fairtex def. Phetchumpair Highland Gym via Unanimous Decision — Muay Thai
Ricardo Bravo def. Oliver Hansen via R3 KO, 2:59 — Muay Thai
Xavier Gonzalez def. Omar El Halabi via Unanimous Decision — Muay Thai
Rhuam Felipe Morais Caldas def. Samingdam Looksuan via Split Decision — Muay Thai
Parham Gheirati def. Samingnum M Ekachart via R2 KO, 2:39 — Muay Thai
Ben Royle def. Ivan Parshikov via Unanimous Decision
Coopar Royal def. Ely Fernandez via R1 Submission (RNC), 1:38

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Haggerty claimed kickboxing gold against MMA champ Fabricio Andrade in the main event on streaming platform Prime Video, with the action-packed fight playing out at the famed Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand.

“The General” sealed the deal in the second round, when he began teeing off on Andrade, who soon found himself under a constant barrage of strikes. For a moment, it appeared the Brazilian had recovered, but a right hand dropped him a short time later — and he stumbled on his way up. That was enough for the ref to wave off the fight, giving Haggerty the knockout victory, and more importantly, a second title in ONE Championship.

After the bout, Haggerty called for a third, as he now has his sights set on Andrade’s mixed martial arts championship. The decorated striker has long been asked about a crossover to MMA, and it appears the time is now.

“Fabricio, I want your MMA belt,” he exclaimed, shortly before learning that he had won not one but two $50,000 Performance bonuses with the win.

“I’m feeling amazing. You can’t beat this feeling Mitch,” Haggerty told ONE Championship broadcaster Mitch Chilson following the win. “That’s what I’m doing this for.” Later, the 26-year old added that “Through dedication and hard work, anything is possible.”

A third title certainly is possible, but it won’t be easy. Current ONE atomweight champ Stamp Fairtex has won titles in Muay Thai, Kickboxing, and MMA — but she was not able to hold all three simultaneously. Doing that would be a historic first, if Jonathan Haggerty can pull it off in the near future. If it’s not in the cards, of course, there are no shortage of contenders for his Muay Thai and now kickboxing belts.

Official Result: Jonathan Haggerty def. Fabricio Andrade by KO, Round 2, 1:57 — for the ONE bantamweight kickboxing championship

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The latest Amazon Prime Video card featured a pair of title fights, one in kickboxing and the second in submission grappling. Headlining the show was a bantamweight kickboxing world title bout, with Muay Thai champ Jonathan Haggerty facing MMA champ Fabricio Andrade for the vacant 135lb title with the winner set to become a two-sport champ.

In the co-feature, Tye Ruotolo and Magomed Abdulkadirov looked to become the inaugural ONE welterweight submission grappling champion.

Earlier in the evening in MMA action, standouts Meng Bo and Ayaka Miura faced off at strawweight.

Where to Watch ONE Fight Night 16

ONE Fight Night 16 takes place on Friday, November 3, 2023 at the Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand airing on Amazon Prime Video in the U.S. and Canada starting at 8PM ET. Full results from the event can be found below.

ONE Fight Night 16: Haggerty vs. Andrade Results

Jonathan Haggerty def. Fabricio Andrade by KO, Round 2, 1:57 — for the ONE bantamweight kickboxing championship
Tye Ruotolo def. Magomed Abdulkadirov by unanimous decision — for the ONE welterweight submission grappling championship
Seksan Or Kwanmuang def. Karim Bennoui by unanimous decision — Muay Thai
Halil Amir def. Ahmed Mujtaba by TKO, Round 1, 5:00
Sinsamut Klinmee def. Mouhcine Chafi by unanimous decision — Muai Thai
Rui Botelho def. Zhang Peimian by split decision — Kickboxing
Ayaka Miura def. Meng Bo by submission (scarfhold Americana), Round 1, 2:09
Ben Tynan def. Kang Ji Won by submission (arm triangle choke), Round 3, 1:22
Cristina Morales def. Anna Jaroonsak by TKO, Round 1, 2:54 — Kickboxing
Lito Adiwang def. Jeremy Miado by unanimous decision

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A mix of MMA and Muay Thai action was capped off by Kongklai Annymuaythai vs. Soner Sen in a catchweight Muay Thai in 4oz gloves contest.

On the MMA side of things, the night kicked off with a pair of fights including 9-1 Russian Kurbanali Isabekov, a veteran of Eagle FC, taking on Lucas Gabriel of Brazil. Both fighters were making their ONE Championship debuts; Gabriel was also making his pro MMA debut.

ONE Friday Fights 39 takes place on Friday, November 4, 2023 at the Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand. Full results and a live stream of all the action can be found below.

ONE Friday Fights 39 Results

Soner Sen def. Kongklai Annymuaythai via R1 KO, 2:35 — Muay Thai
ET TDed99 def. Mongkolkaew Sor Sommai via R3 KO, 1:02 — Muay Thai
Samingdam Chor Ajalaboon def. Denkriangkrai Singha Mawynn via Unanimous Decision — Muay Thai
Jack Jackmuaythai Gym def. Darkie Nokkhao KorMor11 via R1 KO, 0:45 — Muay Thai
Nongchamp Luckybuntherng def. Petake Kiatjamroon via R2 KO, 1:39 — Muay Thai
Amnuaydet Wor Wantawee def. Petleela M U Den via R2 KO, 2:39 — Muay Thai
Vladimir Kuzmin def. Fabio Reis via Unanimous Decision — Muay Thai
Abdollah Dayakaev def. Detrit LooksuanAutomuaythai via Majority Decision — Muay Thai
Longern Paesaisi def. Karim Dahou via R1 TKO, 2:32— Muay Thai
Patrik Szana def. Mardsing Khaolakmuaythai via Unanimous Decision — Muay Thai
Lucas Gabriel def. Kurbanali Isabekov via Unanimous Decision
Moises Lois Ilogon def. Cho Joon Gun via R3 TKO, 2:17

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The main event of the latest Friday offering was once again Muay Thai in 4oz gloves, with Otop Or Kwanmuang looking to follow up on a 59-second finish in his memorable promotional debut against Russian Ilyas Musaev.

On the MMA front, ONE Warrior Series winner Mark Abelardo, a 31-fight veteran, looked to make it two wins in 2023 when he took on Ayideng Jumayi of China in bantamweight action.

ONE Friday Fights 38 takes place on Friday, October 27, 2023 at the Lumpinee Stadium in Banglok, Thailand. Full results and a live stream of all the action (where available) can be found below.

ONE Friday Fights 38 Results

Ilyas Musaev def. Otop Or Kwanmuang via R1 KO, 2:59 — Muay Thai
Chorfah Tor Sangtiennoi def. Pompet P Saenchai via Unanimous Decision — Muay Thai
Singdomthong Nokjeanladkrabang def. Stephen Irvine via Majority Decision — Muay Thai
Puengluang Baanramba def. Sonrak Fairtex via R2 KO, 0:16 — Muay Thai
Petgarfield Jitmuangnon def. Numpangna Eaglemuaythai via Unanimous Decision — Muay Thai
Yodsingdam Keatkhamtorn def. Chalawan Ngorbangkapi via R1 KO, 1:45 — Muay Thai
Mavlud Tupiev def. Yodphupa Wimanair via Majority Decision — Muay Thai
Katsuki Kitano def. Halil Kutukcu via Unanimous Decision — Muay Thai
Lenny Blasi def. Nonthakit Tor Morsri via R3 KO, 0:55 — Muay Thai
Mark Abelardo def. Georgy Shahruramazanov via R2 TKO, 4:43
Fritz Biagtan def. Deepak Bhardwaj via R1 TKO, 1:13

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The headlining fight was set to see eight-time world champ Rafi Bohic of France take on Belarusian Antar Kacem in Muay Thai action.

Kicking off Friday’s card was a trio of mixed martial arts contests, the most notable of which saw “The Mongol Warrior” Gantogtokh Baatarchuluun making his promotional debut against Armenian Moris Boleyan, who entered the night a perfect 7-0.

ONE Friday Fights 37: Bohic vs. Kacem gets underway at 8:30AM ET on Friday, Oct. 20, 2023 at the Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok Thailand. A live stream of all the action (where available) and full results from the event can be found below.

ONE Friday Fights 37: Bohic vs. Kacem Results

Antar Kacem def. Rafi Bohic via Unanimous Decision — Muay Thai
Rittidet Sor Sommai def. Theptaksin Sor Sornsing  via R2 KO, 1:59 — Muay Thai
Lamnamkhong BS Muaythai def. Samoynoi Tor Phusuwan R1 KO, 2:30 — Muay Thai
Petsirichai Detpetchsrithong def. Songfangkhong FA Group via Spit Decision — Muay Thai
Kaoklai Chor Hapayak def. Punmongkol Sor Mongkolkarnchang via R2 KO, 1:29  — Muay Thai
Tahaneak Nayokatasala def. Mahahin Nakbinalaiyon via Split Decision — Muay Thai
Kongthoranee Sor Sommai def. Taiki Naito via Unanimous Decision — Muay Thai
Aslamjon Ortikov def. Pethuahin Jitmuangnon via R3 TKO, 0:50 — Muay Thai
Elyes Kacem def. Chai Sor Sor ToPadriew via R2 KO, 2:43 — Muay Thai
Moris Boleyan def. Gantogtokh Baatarchuluun via R1 Submission (guillotine), 2:23
Carlo Bumina-ang def. Denis Andreev via Split Decision
Komronbek Ortikov def. Percival Oumo Mwambi via Unanimous Decision

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Thanh Le had previously won the undisputed belt and defended it once before losing it to Tang Kai last year. The Russian, Freymanov, had won both of his ONE Championship fights by finish leading into his first title opportunity with the promotion. It looked like a war on paper but Thanh Le surprised everyone when he submitted his opponent in the first round, only his second career submission.

Thanh Le came out swinging hard from the opening bell but got taken down early on. However he was able to invert on the leg of Freymanov and chase a heel hook. It appeared that Freymanov had escaped at one point but Le kept hunting the submission up against the ropes and suddenly the fight was over, Ilya had tapped.

Thanh Le got his hand raised to regain a piece of his title, but would need to rematch Tang Kai to regain the undisputed status that he once held. In the post-fight interview he got awarded a $50,000 bonus for his finish.

The champion and former foe of Le, Tang Kai, then came into the ring so the fighters could face off. Le shook his hand and gave him a quick, brotherly hug, showing no animosity between then. Tang Kai said, through his Chinese translator, that he was impressed with Thanh but would knock him out in the rematch. Le threw shade his way by suggesting that Kai backed away too much and avoided engagements in their last fight before they faced off again.

Official Result: Thanh Le def. Ilya Freymanov by Submission (heel hook) Round 1, 1:02

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Williams moved down in weight after losing to one of the best strikers in the world, Superlek Kiatmuu9, getting a title shot in his strawweight debut. Meanwhile the champ, Di Bella, had been inactive since winning his belt a year earlier against Pemian Zhang due to a dispute with ONE Championship boss Chatri Sidyodtong. With that relationship mended he was able to compete in the co-main event of this card.

They came out swinging from the opening bell, Di Bella pressing forward and kicking the leg of Williams out in an early exchange, making Danial fall to the mat. From his southpaw stance, Di Bella was able to kick the inside of the lead leg of Williams, buckling his leg several more times. A straight left hand from Jon hurt his challenger one minute in, but ‘Mini T’ recovered after staggering against the ropes briefly. His left kept finding the mark and he began to mix in body work after that, cruising to the end of a dominant first round for the champion.

Di Bella came out strong again in round two but Danial did not back down whatsoever, coming forward and landing two good right hands thirty seconds into round two. A straight left hand from Jon sat down Williams right after that but he stood back up immediately; the referee did not call a ten-count for some reason even though his hand and butt clearly hit the canvas due to the punch. Danial Williams began to switch to southpaw, likely covering for his already beaten up left calf. The challenger began to come back with his own leg kicks but Di Bella answered even stronger. Di Bella used a collar tie – illegal in kickboxing – to land a knee and got cautioned by the referee for it right before the end of the round.

The third round was more of the same. Danial Williams landed some strikes but never seemed able to take any control over the action in the fight. He had trouble breaking past the high guard of the champ, only really landing clean when he threw leg kicks, which did begin to redden the right leg of Di Bella. Still, Jon seemed to take the third round, putting him up 30-27 most likely.

The championship rounds began with Williams stepping up the pace even more after his corner told him how much he is down. He got through with some of his strikes, but Di Bella was still able to keep control and land more. A few knees in close were the best strikes from Williams in the fourth round. The boxing from Di Bella continued to be on point, though this was probably the challenger’s best round in the fight, offensively speaking. A leg kick from the champion put ‘Mini T’ to a knee in the last five seconds of the round.

Williams needed a finish going into the final round of the bout, having only a badly bruised leg on his foe’s right leg to show for his efforts through four rounds. Di Bella was more cautious and precise in the final round, he had gone away from the leg kicks in large part by this point, but his boxing was clean as ever. The fast hands, body work, and counter-striking let him cruise through the fifth round. Jon Di Bella closed the fight out with a spinning kick to the head of Williams, which the challenger somehow ate, shortly before the bell.

When the judges’ scorecards were read it was no surprise that Jonathan Di Bella was awarded the unanimous decision, earning his first ever title defense and extending his kickboxing record to 12-0.

Official Result: Jon Di Bella def. Danial Williams by Unanimous Decision

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Taking place Saturday locally in Thailand, the second of back-to-back Lumpinee cards featured an interim featherweight championship fight as its main event. That bout, with current ONE featherweight champ Tang Kai out of action for over a year, saw Thanh Le, the man who lost the title to Kai, taking on #3-ranked contender Ilya Freymanov.

Russia’s Freymanov had won his last five, including a victory over ex-champ Martin Nguyen. Le had not competed since losing his title, but had won five straight himself before that setback, with victories over Nguyen and BJJ star Garry Tonon.

Le had twice been passed over the by UFC, once as part of The Ultimate Fighter in 2015, and again after picking up a win on the Contender Series in 2017, despite landing a head kick finish.

In the co-main event, Italian-Canadian Jonathan Di Bella looked to make the first defense of his strawweight kickboxing world title, as he took on Danial Williams.

ONE Fight Night 15 goes down live at the Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand on Friday, October 6, 2023, streaming on Amazon Prime Video in North America. Full results can be found below.

ONE Fight Night 15: Le vs. Freymanov Results

Thanh Le def. Ilya Freymanov by submission (heel hook), Round 1, 1:02 — for the vacant ONE interim featherweight championship
Jonathan Di Bella (c) def. Danial Williams by unanimous decision — for the ONE strawweight kickboxing championship
Tawanchai PK Saenchai def. Jo Nattawut by unanimous decision — kickboxing
Mikey Musumeci def. Shinya Aoki by submission (heel hook), 3:05 — submission grappling
Joshua Pacio def. Mansur Malachiev by unanimous decision
Zhang Lipeng def. Timofey Nastyukhin by TKO, Round 1, 3:18
Hu Yong def. Eko Roni Saputra by TKO, Round 1, 1:03
Phetjeeja def. Celest Hansen by TKO (doctor’s stoppage), Round 3, 1:01 — Muay Thai
Hiroyuki Tetsuka def. Jin Tae Ho by submission (arm-bar), Round 1, 4:45
Shakir Al-Tekreeti def. Bampara Kouyate by unanimous decision — Muay Thai

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