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Diego Paez found out his fight was off while getting his hands wrapped. His coach broke the news, and Paez thought it was a joke. It was not. Black Panther had fallen ill on the morning of ONE Fight Night 40, and two months of preparation between them had been wiped out in a matter […]

Sam-A Gaiyanghadao is 42 years old and has a 377-win career record spread across more than three decades of professional competition. He has held the inaugural ONE Flyweight Muay Thai, ONE Strawweight Muay Thai, and ONE Strawweight Kickboxing World Titles. And right now, he wants the belt back. The path to that runs through Moroccan

ONE Friday Fights 150 lands at Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok this Friday, April 10, as part of a triple-header evening that also features The Inner Circle and ONE Fight Night 42 on Prime Video, and behind the nine bouts on the card sit stories of sacrifice, hardship, and the drive to build something better. The

Bejenuta “Gladiator” Maximus describes himself as a simple guy from the Republic of Moldova. He started martial arts at 13, began training professionally at 18 or 19, came to Thailand for the first time a year ago, and now finds himself in the main event of ONE Friday Fights 149 on April 3 at Lumpinee

Two losses back-to-back at the start of his ONE Championship career could have derailed Tomyamkoong Bhumjaithai before he had a chance to show what he was capable of. Instead, the 21-year-old from Surin went back to the gym and took his game apart. He returns to headline ONE Friday Fights 149 this April 3 at

Kaotaem Fairtex was building towards something when life interrupted. Three straight wins, including a vicious third-round TKO over Tuanthong Paesaisi, had established the 21-year-old Phetchabun native as one of the more compelling prospects on The Inner Circle circuit. Then a back injury forced him to the sidelines, and the demands of his final year at

ONE SAMURAI 1 on Wednesday, April 29, at Ariake Arena in Tokyo has added five more bouts to what is already shaping up as one of the most stacked cards in ONE Championship’s history. And the headliner of the new additions is a World Title fight. ONE Atomweight Muay Thai World Champion Nadaka makes the

Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok plays host to another nine-bout card this Friday, April 3, when ONE Friday Fights 149 goes live in Asia primetime — and the main event features one of the most exciting young prospects on the circuit looking to take another step toward the contract that has been building in his direction.

The Inner Circle returns to Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok this Friday, April 3, with another five-bout card streaming exclusively for members at live.onefc.com — and the main event is built around a clash of styles that should produce genuine fireworks. Headlining in flyweight Muay Thai is Thailand’s Kaotaem Fairtex against Spain’s Xavier Gonzalez, two fighters

There is a particular kind of confidence that can only be earned by going down and getting back up. Mehrdad “Black Wolf” Khanzadeh has earned it. The 24-year-old Iranian striker returns to headline ONE Friday Fights 148 this Friday, March 27, at Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok against Kongchai Chanaidonmueang in a strawweight Muay Thai main