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Takeru Segawa sees opportunity where others see danger when Denis Puric brings his explosive offensive style into their flyweight kickboxing collision on November 16 at ONE 173: Superbon vs. Noiri inside Tokyo’s Ariake Arena, where the Japanese icon plans using all three rounds to dismantle the Canadian-Bosnian veteran’s relentless forward pressure. The matchup pairs contrasting

Yuki Yoza once ran from confrontation as a timid 6-year-old who conceded to everyone rather than standing his ground, yet something inside the gentle child believed he could become world champion despite evidence suggesting otherwise. That prophetic conviction has carried the 27-year-old Japanese striker toward Sunday’s collision with ONE Flyweight Kickboxing World Champion Superlek Kiatmoo9

Stamp Fairtex has dissected every weapon in Kana Morimoto’s striking arsenal during two years of rehabilitation that transformed physical therapy sessions into tactical study, yet only one technique from the four-time K-1 Champion generates genuine concern for her birthday comeback fight. The 27-year-old former three-sport ONE World Champion returns from a torn meniscus against the

Masaaki Noiri has carried the interim championship for eight months while watching the lineal title belong to someone else, creating frustration that fuels his November 16 promise to leave no doubt about featherweight kickboxing supremacy through a decisive knockout finish. The Japanese interim titleholder unifies his belt with ONE Featherweight Kickboxing World Champion Superbon in

Roman Kryklia refuses to declare himself the greatest heavyweight striker despite carrying two ONE World Titles across his 6-foot-6 frame because complacency disguised as confidence represents the moment champions stop improving toward actual greatness. The Ukrainian powerhouse challenges undefeated Turkish sensation Samet Agdeve for the inaugural ONE Heavyweight Kickboxing World Championship on November 7 at

Denis Puric survived 15 minutes trading shots with Rodtang Jitmuangnon while Takeru Segawa lasted just 80 seconds against the same Thai destroyer, creating a mathematical equation the 40-year-old Bosnian-Canadian believes guarantees early knockout victory in Tokyo. The veteran brawler challenges second-ranked flyweight kickboxing contender Takeru on November 16 at ONE 173: Superbon vs. Noiri inside

Stamp Fairtex traded daily Muay Thai training for daily physical therapy sessions after a torn meniscus transformed the former three-sport ONE World Champion’s routine from throwing combinations into counting repetitions during two years that tested her mental strength more than any opponent ever could. The 27-year-old Thai megastar returns from that extended absence on November

Nabil Anane understands exactly what standing across from Superlek Kiatmoo9 feels like, having survived two wars with the Thai icon that taught him lessons no amount of tape study could replicate about precision, timing, and composure under pressure. That battlefield education makes the 21-year-old Algerian-Thai phenom uniquely qualified to predict what happens when Superlek faces