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A generational and talent showdown at Lumpinee this August 14
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Published 64 days ago

A generational and talent showdown at Lumpinee this August 14

This Friday, August 14, ONE Championship takes over the legendary Lumpinee Stadium for a historic evening blending Muay Thai, kickboxing, and MMA. At the heart of the event, two captivating matchups pit generations and styles against each other: on one side, Denkriangkrai faces young Moroccan prodigy Abdessamie Rhenimi, and on the other, Khunpon Aekmuangnon takes on Panpadej Looksuan in a tactical battle between two Thai fighters.

To remember:

  • ONE Championship is hosting a fight night on August 14 at Lumpinee with nine Muay Thai, kickboxing, and MMA bouts.
  • A $100,000 purse is on offer for participants to secure a contract.
  • Denkriangkrai faces young Moroccan Abdessamie Rhenimi, while Khunpon Aekmuangnon challenges Panpadej Looksuan in a tactical duel.
  • The event is broadcast in Asian primetime, promising an explosive show.
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ONE Championship’s Inner Circle: Legendary Strawweight Showdown in Bangkok
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Published 64 days ago

ONE Championship’s Inner Circle: Legendary Strawweight Showdown in Bangkok

ONE Championship is set to write a new chapter in Muay Thai history in Bangkok on August 14, 2026, at the legendary Lumpinee Stadium. Between legends seeking glory and young prodigies hungry for recognition, this exclusive event for The Inner Circle members promises explosive matchups and unexpected twists.

To remember:

  • ONE Championship is hosting an exclusive event for The Inner Circle at Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok on August 14, 2026.
  • Headlining the card is a strawweight bout between Wanchainoi Pongsuphan PK, returning after a break, and Petnamkhong Sor Maneekhot, undefeated in 2026.
  • In the co-main event, Gingsanglek Wor Kumchamnarn faces American southpaw Dmitri Ramos, a fight that could catapult the latter onto the international stage.
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ONE SAMURAI 2: Tokyo Lights Up Under Legendary Kickboxing and MMA Blows
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Published 66 days ago

ONE SAMURAI 2: Tokyo Lights Up Under Legendary Kickboxing and MMA Blows

ONE SAMURAI 2 electrified Tokyo this Saturday at the EBARA WAVE Arena Ota, where the elite of kickboxing and MMA delivered fights of rare intensity. The featherweight tournament quarterfinals particularly stood out, with lightning-fast KOs and close battles that saw the Japanese fighters shine.

To remember:

  • The ONE SAMURAI 2 event in Tokyo made history with an exceptional kickboxing and MMA card.
  • The Japanese fighters dominated the night with three wins in five bouts during the featherweight tournament quarterfinals.
  • Masaaki Noiri and Kaito Ono impressed by winning their fights via KO in under three minutes.
  • The Sino-Japanese showdown went in favor of Luo Chao, who won on points against Kosuke Takagi, despite the latter's fearsome nickname.
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Legendary Duel: Kasahara and Reiji Seal Their Legacy in Tokyo
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Published 66 days ago

Legendary Duel: Kasahara and Reiji Seal Their Legacy in Tokyo

The ONE SAMURAI 2 event made kickboxing history in Tokyo on August 8, 2026, with legendary performances from Hiroki Kasahara and Reiji.

To remember:

  • Hiroki Kasahara, a Caesar Gym veteran, won his 50th professional fight against Ryuto Shiokawa via split decision.
  • Reiji, 18, impressed by dominating Shoma Okumura via unanimous decision with his footwork and lightning counters.
  • The EBARA WAVE Arena Ota vibrated to the rhythm of intense fights pitting experience against youth.
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Explosive Quarterfinals: Noiri, Luo, and Siasarani Advance in a Whirlwind of Strikes
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Published 66 days ago

Explosive Quarterfinals: Noiri, Luo, and Siasarani Advance in a Whirlwind of Strikes

The ONE Samurai 2 tournament left its mark with featherweight kickboxing quarterfinals of rare intensity in Tokyo. Masaaki Noiri, Luo Takagi, and Siasarani each delivered memorable performances, advancing to the semifinals in a spectacle where every strike mattered. From lightning-fast KOs to dramatic turnarounds, the evening confirmed the favorite status of some and revealed new talents.

To remember:

  • Masaaki Noiri crushes Liu Mengyang in under 3 minutes via KO to advance to the semifinals.
  • Luo Takagi pulls off the upset by eliminating Kaito with a devastating high kick at 1:27.
  • Siasarani confirms his underdog status with a quick win and will face Noiri in the semifinals.
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