Jonathan Haggerty Next Fight: Opponent, Date, and Full Card

Jonathan Haggerty is one of the most well known fighters competing in ONE Championship. The 28 year-old has had 29 fights so far in his career and holds a record of 24-5.

While he has been out of action since February, it looks like he has a new fight in line. That said, in this piece we will find out more about it.

When is Jonathan Haggerty fighting next?

Jonathan Haggerty is expected to face Nabil Anane for the ONE Bantamweight Muay Thai World Title. This matchup was teased by ONE Championship Chairman and CEO Chatri Sityodtong and has been highlighted by multiple combat sports outlets. The fight will mark Haggerty’s return to Muay Thai competition, where he previously held the division’s top title before shifting focus to kickboxing.

Who Is Nabil Anane?

Nabil Anane captured the interim ONE Bantamweight Muay Thai World Title in March 2025 by defeating Superlek at ONE 172. The title became available due to Superlek missing weight and failing hydration protocols. In June 2025, Anane was officially promoted to undisputed player champion at ONE Friday Fights 114. At just 20 years old, Anane is known for his tall frame, technical range control, and disciplined Muay Thai fundamentals.

Category	Jonathan Haggerty	Nabil Anane
Age	28	20
Height	5’7″ (170 cm)	6’2″ (188 cm)
Weight Class	Bantamweight (145 lbs)	Bantamweight (145 lbs)
Stance	Orthodox	Orthodox
Nationality	United Kingdom	Algeria / Thailand

Haggerty’s Most Recent Fight

Jonathan Haggerty last fought Wei Rui at ONE Fight Night 19 in February 2025, where he defended his ONE Bantamweight Kickboxing World Title. Haggerty won the bout via unanimous decision after five rounds, using sharp combinations, constant pressure, and effective ring control. This victory marked his first successful title defense in kickboxing after capturing the vacant belt in 2023.

Timing & What We Know

Although no official date or venue has been confirmed, the Haggerty vs. Anane fight is expected to take place later in 2025 under Muay Thai rules in the bantamweight division. The bout is likely to be featured on a major ONE Championship card, given its significance in determining the division’s undisputed champion.

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