ONE Kickboxing

The most decorated fighter in ONE Championship’s striking history returns to action this Friday, April 10, when Regian “The Immortal” Eersel headlines The Inner Circle against Rungrawee “Legatron” Sitsongpeenong for the vacant ONE Lightweight Kickboxing World Title, streaming exclusively for members at live.onefc.com from Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok. Eersel is 33 years old and has […]

April 10 in Bangkok just got a significant reshuffle — and both cards are better for it. The vacant ONE Lightweight Kickboxing World Championship bout between Regian “The Immortal” Eersel and Rungrawee “Legatron” Sitsongpeenong has moved from ONE Fight Night 42 on Prime Video to headline The Inner Circle, streaming live at live.onefc.com in Asia

Rungrawee Sitsongpeenong did not pick his nickname. It was given to him by the son of his gym owner, a Transformers fan who watched one particular left kick land one too many times and could only reach one conclusion. “Legatron.” Leg plus Megatron. A name born in a training gym in Bangkok that has since

Takeru Segawa has been thinking about retirement for three or four years. Not because he was ready to stop, but because he wanted to choose the right moment before the sport chose it for him. For the former three-division K-1 Champion, the line between fighting at full strength and beginning a slow, public decline is

Yuki Yoza fights in a straight line. He is at his most dangerous when he closes the distance, slips into the pocket, and starts letting his rapid-fire combinations land. His 13-fight winning streak has been built on exactly that sequence, and he has made it work against world-class opponents including Petchtanong Petchfergus and reigning ONE

ONE Fight Night 42 on Prime Video continues to build, with two more bouts confirmed for the April 10 card at Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok. The more compelling of the two pits Colombian flyweight Muay Thai sensation Jordan “Panda Kick” Estupinan against unbeaten Uzbek contender Aslamjon Ortikov in a matchup that has genuine title-trajectory implications

After Yuki Yoza won his ONE promotional debut in May 2025, he walked back to his corner, pulled off his gloves, and revealed something that stopped the stadium. He had fought without hand wraps. The moment spread quickly. In a sport where protecting the hands is considered essential, the choice looked eccentric at best. Yoza

Lamnamoonlek Torfunfarm spent hundreds of fights becoming one of the most technically refined Muay Thai strikers in Thailand. Now he is proving that everything he built transfers directly to kickboxing — and his left kick does not care which rule set is in play. The 27-year-old WMC World Champion takes on China’s Yuan Pengjie in

Eighty seconds is all it took to change everything. When Rodtang Jitmuangnon landed a booming left hook that put Takeru Segawa on the canvas at ONE 172 in Saitama last March, the former three-division K-1 Champion experienced something he had never felt before in a career built on dominance — a clean, definitive, humiliating knockout.

The war of words is over. The fight is on. Undefeated Japanese sensation Hyu will face fellow countryman Taiki “Silent Sniper” Naito in a flyweight kickboxing showdown at ONE Samurai 1, live from Ariake Arena in Tokyo on Wednesday, April 29. It’s part of ONE Championship’s inaugural Japan-based event series. The matchup has a sharp